Chaparral Antique Cars
| Texas | |
| No Height Requirement |
| No Restraints | |
| Low Thrill |
| Opened | 1962 |
| Closed | April, 2024 |
| Ride Type | Antique Cars |
| Riders Per Car | 4 |
| Ride Length | 1,470 Feet |
| Manufacturer | Arrow Development |
Historical Automobiles
The Chaparral Antique Cars were the second-oldest continuously operating park attraction right behind the Six Flags Railroad until their closure in 2024. The ride opened in 1962 and shared the same ride concept as the Happy Motoring Freeway, but with an older style of automobiles.
The Chaparral Antique Cars featured a covered queue line.
The main entrance to Chaparral Antique Cars.
The Chaparral Antique Cars were one of the park’s oldest attractions prior to their closure.
Chaparral Motor Company
The Chaparral Antique Cars were themed after the Chaparral Motor Company that was based out of Cleburne, Texas. The Chaparral Motor Company began producing automobiles in 1911. A short-lived venture, it eventually went out of business due to the rising Ford Motor Company.
Ride History
The Chaparral Antique Cars held up to four riders.
The Chaparral Antique Cars featured gas-powered vehicles, modeled after the Chaparral Motor Co.
The Chaparral Antique Cars were located in the park’s Texas section.