As the name suggests, the museum's main exhibits are American muscle cars. And there are over 200 of them. The cars were collected by collector Rick Teworgy, who bought his first powerful car at the age of 14.
Rick Teworgy's favorite brand is Chevrolet, and the model is Corvette. So it's no surprise that the museum has the most Corvettes – 80 (of which 20 are from 1967).
Also featured are all Chevrolet Impala models from 1958 to 1969, all Chevrolet Nova from 1963-1970, and El Camino from 1964-1972. Of course, the museum has plenty of Chevrolet Camaros (including rare 7.0-liter versions), as well as Pontiac GTO and Oldsmobile Cutlass 442.
In addition, the collection includes vintage models from the 30s like the 1936 Chevrolet Phaeton, produced in a quantity of seven units. Rick Teworgy also collected several dozen motorcycles, children's cars, and antique cash registers. All these exhibits will be sold one by one.
