Wow. Wow. Wow. Can't stop talking about this place. Luxury, world winning car collection lovingly looked after. All original parts, all driven on California freeways to keep them healthy. Two buildings in Sylmar. One for the eye popping car collection and the other for the musical instruments and elegant entertaining space for the family's guests. Orchestras in cabinets that used to provide music in hotels and restaurants from the late 1800s to the 40s or so. One of a kind pieces that are conserved lovingly by this family and here to stay, free for the public. The mighty Wurlitzer organ with 5200 pipes throughout the walls and under the floor. Everything is run by air and paper music rolls. No electricity! And the man who takes care of these wonders and plays them is your tour guide. A very devoted and charming man whose life is these cars and musical wonders, and he loves and honors his position. Just looking at a modest sized cabinet I could see two violins playing themselves. A larger full orchestra beautiful wood cabinet can be opened to see drums actually drumming. It's fascinating and unbelievable. You cannot help but marvel at what was possible in the early 1900s for musical entertainment in dance halls and hotels. I may be wrong but I think it was the Merle Noman cosmetics line that made this all possible. Tours Thursday Friday and Saturday. You can wander around the building with most of the car collection on your own then cross the street to an odd looking 4 story museum and guided tour. This is where the circular Stairway to the Stars is. The Nethercutt family would entertain the Hollywood elite and politicians in a grand dining room which was transported from some castle in Europe. Endless mirrors in the elegant dining room that seats something like 24. Standing at either end will put you in the endless mirror reflection state. This place is one of a kind, always free to the public kept up and shown for the love of it. A short hop to the valley you will never forget, never regret. The Nethercutt Museum.