Yes, classic car collecting has been increasingly perceived as akin to art collecting in recent years. There are several reasons for this: Subjective Value: Like art, the value of classic cars is often subjective and can fluctuate based on factors such as rarity, historical significance, condition, and aesthetic appeal. Investment Potential: Just as with art,[…]
William Deary, owner of The Carroll Collection, bought the car after filming. Todd LassaWriter, Photographer Nov 26, 2019 Who buys a movie car after it was used to win in a racing film, in this case the recently released Ford v Ferrari? How does the average enthusiast even get the chance to buy such a car? The[…]
Congratulations to our friend Brad Oleshansky for being featured in the following NY Times Article!! The garage of Brad Oleshansky, a co-owner and founder of M1 Concourse outside Detroit. The Ferrari rides a lift from the storage area to the entertaining area. Some people like to hit the links; others would rather do laps. For[…]
Last week, Ford invited the public to visit the property on Fri-Sat-Sun. 20,000 RSVPs were gone in hours. 6,000 were placed on a waiting list. Ford added a 4th day (Monday) to enable more people to visit. We were fortunate to get access. On Sunday, Bill and Mary Lynn Cook arrived 1 hour early at 9:00 AM to tour[…]
Museum’s 5th annual Speaker Series Highlights Variety of Topics Did you know that Henry Ford had experimented with what many consider an “oddball” X-8 engine layout to replace the simple 4-cylinder Model T? Or that Walt Disney had a connection to Kalamazoo and the early development of the Gilmore Car Museum? Have you ever heard[…]