Wheels of Yesteryear Myrtle Beach

Wheels of Yesteryear is a vintage muscle-car museum built from one husband-and-wife team's private collection — rows of Mopars and American muscle, hot rods, and a feature no other museum on the Strand can copy: 'Survivor' tags marking cars that have never been restored.

WHEELS OF YESTERYEAR Myrtle Beach MUSCLE CAR MUSEUM

Daze with Jordan the Lion

Jordan the Lion tours Wheels of Yesteryear, the vintage muscle-car museum built from a husband-and-wife's private collection. The film walks rows of Mopars and muscle cars, explains the 'Survivor' tags marking cars that have never been restored, and judges the collection a must-see for car people visiting Myrtle Beach.

Key takeaways

The museum displays a husband-and-wife's private collection
Mopars are a strength of the collection
'Survivor' cars are unrestored originals, tagged as such

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Rust Lovers Garage

Rust Lovers Garage walks the Wheels of Yesteryear floor car by car, lingering on the muscle cars and the hot rods — including the '80s icon no collection is complete without. (Watch content; narration is sparse over the car footage, so no transcript is stored.)

Wheels of Yesteryear Vintage Auto Museum in Myrtle Beach

E's Kustom Garage

E's Kustom & Classic Garage films a slow walk of the Wheels of Yesteryear collection — rows of restored muscle and chrome under the museum lights. (Watch content; the soundtrack is music and garage ambience, so no transcript is stored.)

The one full tour

Honesty first: this venue has almost no narrated film. The single complete tour is Jordan the Lion's — he walks the rows car by car, explains the Survivor tags, and judges the collection a must-see for car people visiting Myrtle Beach. It carries position one because it is the only film that actually tells you what you are looking at.

The walk-throughs

The other five films are watch content: garage channels and visitors filming the floor — Rust Lovers Garage lingering on the hot rods and the '80s icon no collection is complete without, E's Kustom Garage's slow walk under the museum lights, a Ford fan's eye from FastFords, a 2017 catalogue of the collection as it stood then, and a 2011 walkthrough that is now a period record of the museum's first years. Three further transcripts proved unavailable from the provider even after the allowed retry, and one film's track was 54 words of music; the page publishes the films with summaries rather than pretending otherwise.

Sources: the 6 videos on this page, filmed 2011–2026; only the first carries a full transcript.

Watch: Wheels Of Yesteryear, guided

3 videos · summaries from the actual guides

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FastFords 289

FastFords brings a 289-powered classic to Wheels of Yesteryear, filming the museum's rows of American muscle from a Ford fan's eye. (Watch content; no transcript available from the provider.)

Wheels of Yesteryear Myrtle Beach Classic Car Museum

Car Classics

Car Classics TV tours Wheels of Yesteryear in this 2017 film, cataloguing the muscle cars and classics as the collection stood then. (Watch content; no transcript available from the provider.)

A quick tour of Wheels of Yesteryear in Myrtle Beach, SC

theoldcarforum

The old car forum's 2011 walkthrough of Wheels of Yesteryear — the earliest film in this set, showing the museum's muscle-car rows as they were a decade and a half ago. (Watch content; no transcript available from the provider.)