For the next 12 months, racing fans, high-performance car buffs and other automotive enthusiasts can get up-close and personal with historic vehicles and articles from American automotive legend Steve Saleen at America’s Car Museum in Tacoma, Washington.

The exhibit, ‘Saleen: A Journey from the Heart of a Racer to America’s Supercar’ spans over four decades of Saleen’s racing history. Visitors can enjoy a variety of historic vehicles on display, including Steve Saleen’s personal racing machines, early Saleen Mustangs, the Saleen S7 (considered America’s first supercar), and examples of the company’s new Saleen 1 midengine turbocharged sports car and recently unveiled Saleen 1 GT4 concept race car. The exhibit initially features 17 Saleen vehicles, with additional cars rotating into the exhibit throughout the year-long display.

1976 March B Formula Atlantic race car driven by Steve Saleen
1984 Saleen Mustang
1987 Saleen Mustang race car
1988 March Indy Race Car driven by Steve Saleen
1992 Saleen Race Truck (winner of the SCCA RaceTruck Challenge)
1995 Saleen S351 Mustang
1996 Saleen Mustang Le Mans race car
2001 Saleen S7 supercar featured in the film “Bruce Almighty” (2003)
2004 Saleen SA-20 Mustang
2005 Ford GT (engineered and manufactured by Saleen under contract to Ford)
2005 Saleen Mustang featured as police Decepticon Barricade in “Transformers” (2007)
2006 Saleen S281 Mustang in “Molly Pop” hot pink
2014 Saleen SA-30 Mustang
2019 Saleen S302 Mustang “Black Label”
2020 Saleen Sportruck XR
2020 Saleen 1 sports car (street version)
2020 Saleen 1 GT4 concept race car

See some of the cars in the photo gallery below.