Schaefer's Auto Art

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3705 Hershey Rd

Erie, PA 16506

+1 (814) 860-4531

http://www.schaefersautoart.com

Schaefer's Auto Art is home to a variety of sculptures made from recycled metal & automotive parts including a Bumble Bee, Spider, Rocketship, Automan, Two Headed Dinosaur, and more! We have been around for over 25 years and are a local landmark for Erie. Stop by and look around! It's free to visit us, only for smiles :)

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5.04 reviews

Les R.

10/14/2023

Auto Art! As seen on 27 Fantastic Things to Do in Erie! Thank you Dick Schaefer for the front yard art exhibition, and for not getting us for trespassing. Highly recommend and there are some fun...

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PJ C.

8/28/2025

This is a fun Roadside attraction that is worth a detour and it is indeed a long route off of the interstate. We love places like this though this one has a few less art pieces then others but it...

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Troy B.

10/16/2022

This is a very cool roadside attraction that you can visit for free. Schaefer's Auto Art is a collection of artworks that are made out of old cars and car parts. There is a place along the...

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Virginia G.

6/29/2024

Fun little quirky stop. Off Road parking only but poses no problem. Came from the opposite direction of parking Are and actually started to pull into driveway. Interesting art work:)

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