Woodland Automobile Display -

The Woodland Automobile Display was opened to the public on July 19th, 2009. It currently consists of just under approximately 9,000 square feet of display area featuring a rotating series of automobiles. The initial display concentrates on NASCAR Sprint, Modified, Super Modified and Midget race cars.

Most of the cars have been restored to the original condition as they were when first built. Some of the cars came off the track and required little to no restoration. This is a unique collection in that you can see, up close and personal, cars which were well known on the various racing circuits.

Some of the vehicles on display are periodically changed to allow a wide variety of vehicles and a constant refresher for the museum

The initial response of the automotive museum has been tremendous. Initially, race cars were displayed. Later, exotic, classic, and muscle cars were added due to ever increasing traffic and acquisition of new materials.

An expansion to the original 5,000 sf display took place in mid 2010 to increase the size to the existing facility. You will need to visit often to keep up with the ever changing cars and racing memoriabilia.

Museum interior, approx. 5000 sf.
of very attractive display area.

Car displays are clean, stocked with
easy to read information.

Currently On Display at Estrella WarBirds Museum:


EWM President Peter Visel assists Richard Woodland cutting the tape, officially opening the display!	The facade of a Norwalk gas station in Paso Robles, owned by Richard Woodland's father, was recreated.
Nothing shows speed better than a Phoenix Winston Cup race winner!	You can almost hear the roar of the engines from races gone by.