Previously the 'Museu de Armas, Vehiculos, Motorizados e Aviones Antigos 'Eduardo Andrea Matarazzo'. The founder died in 2002 and the museum is currently run by the City of Bebedouro. Sadly, many of the exhibits, especially the larger aircraft on external display, some of which have significant historical significance to Brazilian aviation, have suffered from long term lack of funding to keep them in good order. Ex 44-29500, the B-25 has been at the museum since the late 1970s.

Chinese Air Force Li-2, with serial number 5070. Never been reported operational but reported as part of the museum since at least 1991.

Early morning departure for all the flightline;

This Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force P-3C Orion gets the salty water sprayed off after returning to Naha from a sortie over the waters around Okinawa, Japan in December 2018.

Aeroplanes everywhere at this wonderful museum. My only slight grumble would be that the exhibits are often so close together that quality side-on shots are often not possible (without the plane resembling a banana - yuk!).