Goodguys Hall of Fame Road Tour Gallery – Part 2 Cruisin’ the Oregon Coast to Pleasanton, California.
We’re picking back up with the Goodguys 2026 Hall of Fame Road Tour for a few more stops and a lot of Pacific coast through Oregon and into California. If you’re just clicking in on this gallery, be sure to check out Part 1 of the Road Tour Gallery.
Day 3
After a night in Salem, Oregon, it was a quick jaunt over to the absolutely jaw-dropping Brother’s Collection. For muscle car fans, as well as European sports cars or dealership signage and history, this private collection is amazing. Rare cars, one-of-one cars, Cudas, Corvettes, Mustangs, and oh so much more. We’ll just let the pictures speak for themselves.
From four wheels on the ground to two wings and rockets, the tour meandered over to the equally impressive North American Aerospace Museum. The complex takes up more than two buildings including Howard Hughes’ Spruce Goose, a SR-71 Blackbird, and the history of space travel with rockets, missiles, moon landing gear, and more.
From the museums, it was back to the coast for a cruise down to North Bend for the night.
Days 4 and 5
The next couple days were all about the drive as there were no official stops as the tour headed south and into the Redwood State Parks. Beach towns, breath taking vistas, lighthouses. and the giant Redwoods. Nothing humbles you more than pulling off the road to stand in a forest of the largest trees in the world. Cruisers were treated to smooth, winding roads, and just a couple days of amazing cruising with one night in the quaint town of Loleta followed by Sonoma, California’s wine country.
Day 6
The final day of the tour took cruisers right into the thick of California’s Napa Valley, wrapping through small towns such as Calistoga, St. Helena, Yountsville, and Napa, for cool eateries and wine tasting. First however, there was a stop at Cotati’s Speed Shop where we got to check out some of the projects in the works while munching on a morning pastry. And one final stop before rolling down to Pleasanton was the Jelly Belly factory!
Goodguys brought the tour to an end with a group dinner at the Farmhouse inside the Alameda County Fairgrounds where the West Coast Nationals would kick off Friday morning. It was a nice gathering to recap the trip with fellow cruisers and Goodguys presented several special awards. It’s always a little sad when a tour ends, but everyone had their memories, phones full of pictures, and a few new friends to keep in tough with. Where will the Hall of Fame Road Tour go next year? You’ll have to check back with Goodguys to see!
Photos by: Austin Bengston, Steve Bunker, Andrew Ebel, Todd Ryden
