Newsworthy - Notable Awards

AN EXQUISITE GLIMPSE INTO A SELECT FEW OF THE MYRIAD AWARDS EARNED THROUGHOUT THE YEARS

  • 1992
  • 1980
  • 2007
  • 2010
  • 2011
  • 2012
  • 2014
  • 2022
  • 1958
  • 1959

  • 1992

    Bringing a 1930 Rolls Royce Phantom II

    Bringing a 1930 Rolls Royce Phantom II Brewster Town Car back to the fields of Pebble Beach, J.B wins his final Best of Show trophy at the esteemed Concourse d’Elegance

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  • 1980

    After finding his passion in competing elegant automobiles from the past, J.B Nethercutt returns to the Pebble Beach Concourse d’Elegance in 1980 to win “Best of Show” with his 1933 Duesenberg SJ Arlington Torpedo Sedan famously known as the “20 Grand”

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  • 2007

    Following J.B Nethercutt’s passing in 2004, his son Jack carries the torch by competing his father’s cars all over the United States. Pictured is the 1937 Talbot Lago T150-C-SS shown at Palos Verdes

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  • 2010

    After an extensive restoration process, Jack Nethercutt tours the 1934 Packard Twelve Sport Phaeton to Pebble Beach and concourses across the United States

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  • 2011

    The “20 Grand” 1933 Duesenberg SJ Arlington Torpedo Sedan winning Best of Show at the Amelia Island Concourse d’Elegance in 2011

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  • 2012

    The 1930 Ruxton Front Drive Sedan winning a First In Class award at Dana Point Concourse d’Elegance

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  • 2014

    The 1912 White Touring Car at Palos Verdes Concourse d’Elegance

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  • 2022

    The “20 Grand” 1933 Duesenberg SJ Arlington Torpedo Sedan achieving Best of Show at the 2022 Las Vegas Concourse d’Elegance, the 20 Grand Duesenberg remains undefeated in competition after over 40 years of shows around the world.

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  • 1958

    1958 Best of Show Winner

    After restoring a 1930 Dupont Model G Town Car that he found parked behind a gas station left for dead, J.B Nethercutt and his wife, Dorothy drove their new show car to Pebble Beach to win their first Best of Show trophy

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  • 1959

    1959 Best of Show Winner

    J.B Nethercutt returns to Pebble Beach following his debut win, winning Best of Show again with a 1939 Bugatti Type 57C Atalante

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Experience the full breadth of our award-winning collection, delve into a full look of awards earned when you visit The Nethercutt Collection - where many our awards are on display for you to discover.

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Our Collections

We invite you to experience the heart of our collection—over 250 American and European perfectly restored automobiles,
along with a vast array of rare mechanical musical instruments and precious antique furniture.

Driving Directions
FAQ
Frequent Asked Questions

The Nethercutt Museum & Collection are two separate buildings, that are located across the street from each other. The Parking lot is attached to the Nethercutt Museum building (15151 Bledsoe St.)

The Nethercutt Museum building

  • Self-guided
  • Admission is $5 per person, Children under 12 is Free, and no reservations required
  • 130 automobiles & a 1937 Locomotive and railcar are on display
  • Hours: Thursday, Friday & Saturday’s 9:00am - 4:30pm

The Nethercutt Collection building

  • Approximately 2 hour guided tour only—Admission $20 per person
  • Advanced reservations/Tickets are required
  • Tours are available Thursday - Friday at 10:00am and Saturday’s at either 10:00am or 1:30pm
  • On display are two floors of automobiles and 2 floors of mechanical musical instruments

The only way to visit this building is on a guided tour, no self-guided tours. Advanced Tickets / reservations only

The tours are offered:

  • Thursday at 10:00am
  • Friday at 10:00am
  • Saturday’s at 10:00am and 1:30pm.

  • 1. Online at nethercuttcollection.org
  • 2. Over the phone at (818)364-6464
  • 3. Walk-in and make a reservation at the reception desk.

Please call (818)364-6464. We will need the following information:

  • a. First & last name of the person making the reservation
  • b. Maximum number of guests in your party
  • c. Telephone number & email address
  • d. Group name (club, organization, etc.)

Tours fill up very quickly, especially on Saturdays. Large groups: (10-50) need to book at with one or two months in advance. Small groups: (1-9) a couple of days to a week.

Children must be 10 years or older to attend the Collection tour. Children are more than welcome to visit The Nethercutt Museum building for admission free self-guided tours.

The tour lasts anywhere from 90 minutes to 2 hours.

The admission is a flat fee of $10 per person. There are no discounts. Credit Card only – No cash.

Yes. There are elevators and seating throughout if needed.

Yes, no other food or beverages are allowed in either building

Thursday – Saturday 9:00am to 4:30pm. No reservations required – self-guided

No reservations needed. The train is open for tours at 12:30pm and 3:45pm Thursday through Saturday.
Train will remain open for approximately 15-20 minutes each time.
Since it is located outside, it will be closed during inclement weather days.

The train is not handicapped accessible. No walkers, strollers or wheelchairs.

Both facilities (Museum and Collection) are handicapped accessible, with the exception of the Train. We do not supply wheelchairs.

At least 1 hour.

Primarily automobiles from 1898 through the early 1940’s. There are also a few 50’s, 60’s & 70’s cars on display.

We have live Organ Concerts, Silent Movie’s and Christmas Concerts. Tickets are $20.00 per person. Please view calendar on the website.

The Parking Lot is attached to the Nethercutt Museum building. At the corner of Bledsoe & Bradley. Entrance off of Bradley St. Parking is free

The Metrolink – Sylmar Train station is approx. 1-1/2 miles away.

The Metro (bus) stop is located at the corner of Bledsoe & San Fernando (1 block away) please check with the Metro/Metrolink websites for schedules www.metrolinktrains.com or www.metro.net

Yes, photography and video recording are allowed. Permitted unless otherwise indicated by signage or staff.

Tripods, monopods, selfie-sticks, gimbals, drones, light stands and modifiers are not permitted at any time.

The shop is not available to the public.

At this time, we only sell music CD’s. These items are for sale at the Museum reception desk.

Food is not available for sale on the premises. However, we do have a list of restaurants in the community available at the reception desk. There are no restaurants within walking distance.

We do not have any picnic tables. We do have two parks in the general area. Sylmar Park & Veteran’s Memorial parks.

We do not have wheelchairs or scooters available to rent or borrow.

The buildings are not available for private functions.

The cars are not available for rental.

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