Museum Membership

Celebrate the heritage of an American automotive original as a member of the Walter P. Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills, Michigan.

Enjoy unlimited access to the Museum with over 65 antique, custom and concept vehicles and exhibitions showcasing the automobile’s impact on American culture and more than a century of design, technology and innovation from Chrysler and its predecessor companies.

Fuel your automotive passion with members-only benefits.

The Walter P. Chrysler Museum offers a host of membership opportunities:

PLYMOUTH

• Unlimited individual member admission to the Walter P. Chrysler Museum
• Up to 15% discount to all Museum-hosted events and programs
• Three annual issues of the newszine, Forward
• Member-only discounts for Adopt-A-Vehicle and Brick Legacy purchases
• Walter P. Chrysler Museum Member lapel pin
• A 10% discount on all Museum gift shop purchases

DODGE

• All Plymouth level benefits, plus...
• Unlimited admission for up to three additional friends and/or family members to the Museum
• Walter P. Chrysler Museum Member mouse pad

HUDSON

• All Plymouth level benefits, plus...
• Unlimited admission for up to three additional friends and/or family members to the Museum
• Two single-admission Museum passes
• $25 certificate to the Museum’s gift shop

DESOTO

• All Plymouth level benefits, plus...
• Unlimited admission for up to three additional friends and/or family members to the Museum
• Four single-admission Museum passes
• $25 certificate to the Museum’s gift shop
• 1:18 scale diecast model of the 1928 Chrysler Model 72 LeMans Race Car

LEBARON

• All Plymouth level benefits, plus...
• Unlimited admission for up to three additional friends and/or family members to the Museum
• Six single-admission Museum passes
• $25 certificate to the Museum’s gift shop
• Chrysler Designer Collection original sculpture from the Chrysler Design Studios - Fabulous Fifties

IMPERIAL

• All Plymouth level benefits, plus...
• Unlimited admission for up to three additional friends and/or family members to the Museum
• Eight single-admission Museum passes
• $25 certificate to the Museum’s gift shop
• Chrysler Designer Collection original sculpture from the Chrysler Design Studios - Puttin’ On The Ritz

Become a Walter P. Chrysler Museum member today by:

• completing the membership application (give the gift of membership to a friend or family member); and

• e-mailing it, along with credit card information, to membership@wpchryslermuseum.org; or

• mailing it, along with credit card information or check/money order (payable to Walter P. Chrysler Museum Foundation) to:
  Membership, c/o Walter P. Chrysler Museum
  One Chrysler Dr., CIMS 488-00-00
  Auburn Hills, MI 48326-2778 USA

• faxing it to 248-944-0460

• or calling 866-836-0105 weekdays from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. EST

Membership in the Walter P. Chrysler Museum offers the following at various membership levels:

• Forward - A full color, tri-annual newszine highlighting news and heritage features about the Museum’s vehicles, current exhibitions and events, gift shop collectibles and more.

• Adopt-A-Vehicle - Members receive $50 discount off the regular price of each annual “adoption.”  Monies support the care and maintenance of the “adopted” vehicle.

• Brick Legacy - Members receive $25 discount off the regular price of every brick engraved. The 8” x 8” and 4” x 8” engraveable paver bricks are available on the Museum’s front porch and back patio for commemorating personal memories or professional events.

• 1928 LeMans Diecast Model - Museum exclusive 1:18 scale diecast model of the 1928 Chrysler Model 72 LeMans race car on display in the Museum’s collection.  It is presented on a display base featuring moveable parts, and comes complete with written historical background.

• Chrysler Design Studios Collection - Each original sculpture is made from resin with a brushed chrome finish and comes with a certificate of authenticity in a blue keep-sake box.  Fabulous Fifties sculpture was created by Joe Dehner.  Puttin’ On The Ritz sculpture was created by G.L. Pabst.