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'18 Curtiss JN-4D |
'41 Vultee BT13 | '43 Aeronca L3B | '43 Douglas C47 | '44 Morrissey 2000C | '45 Stinson V77 | '45 Stinson L5E | '46 Aeronca 7BCM| '46 N.A.L17A |
'52 N.A. F86 | '52 N.A. T28 |'53 Grumman S-2 | '55 Lockheed T33A |'57 Beech T34 | '59 McDonnell F-4 |
'62 Bell UH1D | '62 Lockheed F104 | '62 Sikorsky HH52A| '63 Northrop F5A | '65 Cessna T37 | '65 Douglas A4A | '66 Cessna 02a | '66 MDD F4D |'66 Vought F8 |'67 N.A. OV10A | '67 Vought A7C | '68 Grumman A6E |
'75 Grumman F14 |
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No 1990's aircraft at this time |
All Missiles | Titan I | AMRAAM | Falcon | Phoenix | Sidewinder | Sparrow|
Model T Ford | '41 Willys | '43 Ford Jeep |

About The Estrella Warbird Museum

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Estrella WarBirds Panorama

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4251 Dry Creek Road, Paso Robles, CA 93446


RECORDED INFO: 805 227-0440

HOURS: FRI. & SAT.: 10am-4pm, SUN: 12n-4pm

ADMISSION: $6 per adult; Childre under 10: $3; Toddlers FREE;
Active and retired Military with ID card FREE

Group Tours (Minimum of 10 or more): Monday thru Wednesday by appointment, reserved 7 days in advance. 805-466-1212. Price on Group tours is $4 per person


Adopting a name to memorialize the World War II Estrella Army Air Force Base that is now Paso Robles Municipal Airport, the Museum was chartered as a not-for-profit California corporation in 1992, and 501(c.3) accreditation soon followed to establish us with the US Departments of Navy and Air Force, as well as the state of California, as an organization approved to receive surplus aircraft and other government properties. Current Museum Staff/Board Members are listed here.

Located on the airport proper, the Museum is one of the few "fly-in or drive-in" facilities in the nation, and has over 325 members who rub elbows and enjoy the camaraderie at our monthly dinner meetings. Presently, hours are limited to Thursday through Sunday, and there is a minimal charge for admission to the Museum or its grounds. Everyone is welcome to come and see the growth of something exciting...

A most ambitious plan took wing about 16 years ago as the Estrella Warbirds Museum, in which the primary goal would be to preserve, perpetuate, and display American aviation history, especially that of our nation's military services.

A step back in time (1996)
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Today in time (2007)

And here is a new virtual tour of our present facility with the aircraft and artifacts now on display. As previous, the tour is mouse-controlled and features expanding links of exhibits. (QuickTime is necessary to view this.)

A complete listing of facilities can be found here.


 

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