[JChlupsa]

Posted By: J.A. Ferguson
Date: Wednesday, 17 September 2003, at 1:21 p.m.

First of all I just want to compliment Kevin on a great collection of rare supercars and vettes. This is a fantastic collection of the truly rare musclecars. I was wondering if you knew of any other collections as complete and fine as yours when it comes to these really rare pieces. As it turns out I have a few of these myself and I am interested in acquiring more of them. I am looking at a 71 Baldwin Motion Corvette. Anything you can reply with would be great. I want to find several more quality rare factory original musclecars.
Here is a list of my musclecars, vettes, and a few others. This is a private collection that I do not display at all to the public. But they get shown off occasionally.
69 Baldwin Motion Nova SS 427
69 Baldwin Motion Camaro RS/SS 427
70 Baldwin Motion Chevelle SS 454 Phase III (recently restored)
70 Chevelle SS454 LS6 (very original)
69 Camaro SS396
67 Chevelle SS 396 ragtop (my first car in the collection)
69 Corvette 427 convertible
67 Corvette L-71 427 convertible
67 Corvette L-71 427 coupe
63 split window coupe
2 62 Corvettes
69 L-88 Coupe
93 ZR1 40th ann.
96 Grand Sport conv.
98 Corvette coupe
57 Corvette fuelie
53 Corvette
69 Plymouth Roadrunner Hemi
69 Dodge Super-Bee 440 Six pack
69 Dodge Coronet 440 Magnum
69 Dodge Charger 440 Magnum
69 Dodge Daytona Hemi
69 Dodge Coronet Hemi (very sharp and completly original)
69 Plymouth Cuda 383
70 Hemi Cuda
70 Dodge Challenger 340 T/A
92 Dodge Viper RT/10
96 Dodge Viper GTS
65 G.T.O.
66 G.T.O.
69 G.T.O. Judge Ram Air IV
69 Trans-Am 400 Ram Air IV
78 Trans-Am anniversary ed.
69 Hurst/Olds
70 Buick GSX Stage I
68 AMC AMX 390
70 Ford Mustang Boss 302
70 Ford Torino Cobrajet
68 Shelby Cobra GT 500-KR
67 Shelby Cobra 427 (original not kit)
There others including foreign exotics like Lambos, Ferrari, and Porshe, but those probably are not interesting to anyone here.
Once again great collection of the finest supercars and vettes. It seems almost to good to be true. I have to come out to Seattle to see it all. It is beautiful up there.
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Thank-you for the compliment on the collection I just enjoy performance cars. I do not like classic euros like old Ferrari and Jaguars. I also have no interest in old american fender cars like Cords, Auburns, Packards, Dusenburgs, etc. I guess Chandlers collection is very impressive but I liked his muscle car collection more, although the oldies are worth a lot more. But who cares about value if you can't drive them. I enjoy muscle, exotics, vettes, and some hot rods with a couple classic american pickups. I am actually in talks with a gentleman about posting my collection on a website like this so I would appreciate any suggestions from anybody. He has some other projects ahead of me, but I like his work so I will wait. Also I hope to have a better place to show my collection in about a year. In response to your question (and I apologize for the wait I just forget I had a post to respond to) the exotics and a few others.
F-40
F-50
and recently acquired Enzo
348TB
360 Modena
550 Maranello
84 Testarosa
Diablo
Diablo GTR (Newest Piece in collection)
Countach
Murcielago
Bugatti EB-110
Jaguar XJ-220
Porsche 959
911 GT1
Boxster
911 Carrera
911 Turbo
Acura NSX
Viper RT/10
GTS coupe
McClaren F-1 LM
Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR
Callaway C-12
Saleen S-7
Detomaso Pantera
Delorean DMC-12
Plymouth Prowler
Mazda RX-7 (Not the new one)
TVR Speed 12
Also Original Hummer
78 Little Red express truck
59 Ford F-150 (first year of four wheel drive)
several 30's era ford hot rods
55 chevy and 57 chevy hot rods
49 Mercury rod
58 Chevy Impala Hot rod
and others
this is supposed to be just muscle cars forum. Sorry I will just focus on those. They are the greatest period of american cars or any other for that matter!!! Hope to get a website soon!
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Its too early and fast for the 2 Army SSGT's that hit the lotto to gain a collection so who is the mystery person.