Somewhere on a dirt road in Arizona, just one hour away from Phoenix, there's a place called the Dwarf Car Museum, where magician and mechanic Ernie Adams creates the most impressive vehicles ever.

When Ernie Adams looked at a trashed refrigerator ... and '40s racers, called Dwarf Race Cars. And in his spare time, he turned his attention to street-legal little cruisers.

The Merc looks like the genuine article but it's a waist-high replica — a dwarf car, to be exact — and Ernie Adams is known as “Mr. Dwarf Car.” Adams creates one-of-a-kind masterpieces ...

At the Dwarf Car Museum in Maricopa, you'll find one-of-a-kind scaled-down winning race cars and street-legal cruisers surrounded by countless Americana.

They may be only waist-high, but they hold their own on both race tracks and roads -- just ask the man who invented them, Maricopa resident Ernie Adams. Adams built the first dwarf car in 1965.

The Dwarf Car Museum, in Maricopa, Arizona, showcases the life's work of mechanic Ernie Adams. The 74-year-old, from Walthill, Nebraska, built his first road-legal dwarf car in 1965 - out of nine ...

The story according to the Dwarf Car Museum’s website starts back in 1965, with a fella by the name of Ernie Adams. Using scrap steel from old refrigerators, hand tools, and an 18-horsepower ...

I decided to get a hobby this year, and I'm so disappointed that I decided to get into crocheting and did not instead follow in Ernie ... Cars' Ridiculous Rides show: Adams calls them dwarf ...

At the Dwarf Car Museum, Ernie Adams recreates classic cars by hand. They're drivable, detailed and a fraction of the size of the original cars. Local Sports Things To Do Politics Travel Advertise ...

Now, San Francisco-based filmmaker Jeff Diehl tells the story of Ernie Adams, father of the dwarf car. The Arizona man, for his own pleasure, crafts road-going, roughly 7/10-scale examples of ...

Ernie Adams recreated a legendary motor from the '40s in miniature to add to his museum collection. Ernie, from Maricopa, Arizona, makes fully functioning models of vintage "dwarf cars".

Ernie Adams, the owner of Dwarf Car Museum in Maricopa, is to be featured on the June 30 episode. Adams has spent almost 60 years building “scaled-down versions of cars from hand-built parts and ...