The Ken Lingenfelter collection, Brighton Michigan

Aug 2011 update, Hagerty has just written about the collection http://www.hagerty.com/Hagerty-Online/News/Features/All-articles/2011/08/03/Ken-Lingenfelters-exceptional-collection

Dec 2010 update: For a video of the garage, that the video owner insists you see on Youtube instead of here (WTF?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMQMgwouKlU&feature=player_embedded

New gallery (Mar 2010) WITHOUT the damn watermarks: http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=750371

One of Ken's cousins was John. A red Lingenfelter in the photo at: http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=147630&highlight=ken+lingenfelter is the commemorative edition for the death of John. It has 740 HP! The collection seems to be driven quite a bit as evidenced by current registration. He also just built a new addition out back for another 26 cars to be delivered from another warehouse.
Only 21 Reventons were made, 20 for sale and 1 for the Lamborghini Museum.

His warehouse has three separate rooms with around 40 cars or so in each room. The first one has foreign exotics, the 2nd has Vettes, and the last is muscle cars. More rooms are being built

Ken made his fortune in the title industry. He sold his company for something under 500 million. His dad was a GM exec, he bought LPE after John died.

For a flikr gallery of each of the 3 rooms, Super room

http://www.flickr.com/photos/penth2o/sets/72157623825026230/show/

Vette room
http://www.flickr.com/photos/penth2o/sets/72157623700952569/show/

Muscle room
http://www.flickr.com/photos/penth2o/sets/72157623701596153/show/

http://www.midwestscc.com/photos.php?album=188 for a 5 page gallery... photography courtesy of Andrew
andrew@midwestscc.com who has access to some amazing cars, and is a smidgen away from making art of the photos he takes!

Get a copy of the May 2009 Hot Rod... read about a huge collection of 32 fords for sale

Bob Regehr has one example of every 32 Ford. Phaeton, Limo, conv, coupe, and all the rest, plus a lot of other cars and automobilia.

226 cars and trucks.

22 '32 Fords, roadsters to B-400 embassy cars

C1, C2, and C3 Corvettes, 57 Chevs, musclecars, and NOS parts

Pages 38 - 46 the May 2009 issue of Hot Rod... and I can't fine anything on the internet.

Worlds largest collection of Nash/Rambler/AMC vehicles? Looks like it.

For a full gallery of about 2 dozen photos: http://www.pnwnash.org/museum/

Terry's private museum is located near Denver, Colorado.

Terry writes: "I started about 12 years ago with my Dad's 54 Ambassador. I pulled it out of a field where it sat rusting away for 18 years.

It took 3 years to get it back on the road but once I drove it I was hooked and wanted more! I have about 360 cars mostly Nash, Rambler & AMC but do have a few X brand cars. I like all cars but do favor the Nash & AMC most.

I had the garage built 9 years ago to hold the 30 cars I had at the time. I started opening the garage to our local Metropolitan club for a club picnic. Many of the Met people are also in other clubs so the news traveled fast about the garage being a cool place to gather for club events. One summer I hosted 18 clubs! The Met club was here for the 8th time this summer.

I do not open the museum to the general public but car people are always welcome to visit. Feel free to e-mail or call anytime.–Terry, 303-646-9063"

http://www.nashcarclub.org/Rambler-Ranch/rambler-ranch.html

Also see Muscle Car Review March 2009 issue

Bultaco collection, with a stray Yamaha and Puch