Welcome to the NWVCMM

The Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization comprised of people who are interested in vintage cars, trucks, and motorcycles. We are dedicated to providing a public facility for the preservation and display of automobiles and motorcycles from the past. The NWVCMM is an entirely membership-owned, all-volunteer organization open to people of all ages, with or without a vehicle.

Doug Nelson Honored with Tribute for Service

At a recent board meeting,  it was announced that a tribute is being built to honor longtime board member Doug Nelson for his many years of dedication and sacrifices as a volunteer, mentor and supporter of the Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum since its inception. On April 18, Andy Ottolia presented Doug with a photo of what the tribute is going to look like when it is hung in the Nelson Exhibit Hall. The plan is to have the tribute completed in the next month or so while the Exhibit Hall is in transition from vehicle storage to our annual exhibits.

Work Begins on Second Floor Buildout

Framing for the second floor elevator is in place.

Thank you to everyone who participated in helping us reach our goal for the buildout of the Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum’s second floor!

Your generous donations will help us complete the Learning Center and finish the 6,000 square-foot build out. The area will include a library, a conference and meeting area, an area for displays, an elevator, and restrooms.

Our Next Meeting -- May 16, 2024 -- 2 pm

2024 Cherry Blossom Drive & Poker Run

Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2024 Cherry Blossom Drive and Poker Run. More photos can be seen here.

NWCMM’s Speedster Program

Students and mentors of the Speedster Class of 2023-2024 with the first speedster.

The Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum works with local schools to teach automotive skills to high school students at Powerland Heritage Park. The Museum provides the facility and mentors who teach automotive mechanics, metal fabricating, woodworking, spray painting, automotive electrical, metal casting and foundry work, upholstery, safety, teamwork and car show etiquette. Since the program began, we have had over 400 students participate in the Speedster program. Several of our Speedster students have gone on to Chemeketa Community College’s automotive program.

Meet the Pipe Organ Team

Meet the members of the pipe organ team and see our progress with the organ restoration.

For Sale

Vehicles or accessories for sale

Fundraising Continues for Interior Work on the Museum

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We invite you to become a member