Visit C.A.R.B. Hall of Fame Museum-Displays-Honeycutt Guided

oldracer#4 · 6/20/15, 5:57 PM

Racing history of Kansas City and surrounding area is what you will see if you go to the C.A.R.B. Hall of Fame Museum in Overland Park Ks. It is a part of the Kansas City Car Museum and features racing memorabilia from former drivers and racers and promoters that are the history of our sport.

It is open seven days a week from 10:00 till 5:00 or 6:00 depending upon the day, admission is around $10.00, it is well worth the trip and the experience.

Just a little tip, go on a Wednesday when Bud Honeycutt is their he is a walking talking encyclopedia of knowledge about racing history in Kansas City.

They have a changing display of Hall of Fame members that changes every six months or so and tells you about those members featured for that time frame.

Also vintage race cars are on display that show the beauty and craftsmanship of the car builders from the past.

Let's let Bud Honeycutt take us on a walk down racing's memory lane with a tour through the C.A.R.B. Hall of Fame Museum. Enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH8_IasJsuQ

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6/20/15, 5:57 PM	#1 Visit C.A.R.B. Hall of Fame Museum-Displays-Honeycutt Guided
oldracer#4 Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 206	Racing history of Kansas City and surrounding area is what you will see if you go to the C.A.R.B. Hall of Fame Museum in Overland Park Ks. It is a part of the Kansas City Car Museum and features racing memorabilia from former drivers and racers and promoters that are the history of our sport. It is open seven days a week from 10:00 till 5:00 or 6:00 depending upon the day, admission is around $10.00, it is well worth the trip and the experience. Just a little tip, go on a Wednesday when Bud Honeycutt is their he is a walking talking encyclopedia of knowledge about racing history in Kansas City. They have a changing display of Hall of Fame members that changes every six months or so and tells you about those members featured for that time frame. Also vintage race cars are on display that show the beauty and craftsmanship of the car builders from the past. Let's let Bud Honeycutt take us on a walk down racing's memory lane with a tour through the C.A.R.B. Hall of Fame Museum. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH8_IasJsuQ