2017 March PASO Magazine

Warbirds Museum and Woodland
Auto Display buildings
will be open with free tours for
the day. They’ve been working
through the year adding new
displays, new airplanes, plenty of
new vehicles and artifacts.
The Hind Pavilion Grand
Entrance with an expanded gift
shop and displays will be open to
the public. The display includes
an F18 training simulator and an
early war years LINKS trainer.
Visitor gates open at 7 a.m. and
run through 4 p.m. Bring the whole
family! Plenty of parking. Just following
the signs! The museum is
located by the Paso Robles Airport
at 4251-A Dry Creek Road, normal
hours it is open Thursday through
Sunday and Memorial Day, Labor
Day and Veteran’s Day, 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. For additional information, call
238-9317 or www.ewarbirds.org.
The Woodland Auto Display trophy is
awarded to the vehicle judged “Choice
of Show” by Woodland Auto Display.
Last year’s winner was Marc McCaslin of
Bakersfield with his 1936 Ford coupe,
featured, upper right on page 30.
Estrella Warbirds Museum is dedicated
to the restoration and preservation of military
aircraft, vehicles and the memorabilia
of those who used and maintained them.
Their approach is not to glorify conflict, but
rather to make future generations aware
of the fact our way of life does not come
without sacrifice. Estrella Warbirds Museum
is a non-profit under the provisions of
sections 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code, tax ID
number is: 77-0324714. All proceeds from
the car show go to help preserve, maintain
and expand their displays for future generations
to enjoy.
All proceeds help to support Estrella
Warbirds Museum, A non-profit 501
©(3) corporation. Tax ID#77-0324714.
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