Snook's Dream Cars to close after nearly 25 yearsWTOL 11Brody SellUpdatedMon, September 14, 2026 at 9:49 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleWTOL 11After nearly 25 years, Snook's Dream Cars is closing its doors, ending two decades of service for the Bowling Green community.On Monday, the automobile museum announced the closure on social media. Located on County Home Road just north of US-6, Snook's Dream Cars is the only classic car museum located in northwest Ohio.The Snook collection started in 1963, when Bill Snook and his son Jeff restored a 1929 Model A Ford that Jeff drove when he turned 16. The collection grew over the years until it became a living museum.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe museum also features a recreated 1940s-era Texaco gas station and a showroom of automobile memorabilia including model cars, Texaco oil tins and signs.Hagerty Marketplace, based in Traverse City, Michigan, is selling 15 of the collection's vintage cars, ranging from a 1931 Ford Model A Station Wagon to a 1971 Datsun 240Z 5-Speed are on sale on Hagerty Marketplace.The owners say the museum will be open until the cars are sold, expecting to stay in business through September.