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So this weekend I was in Vegas and I happen to see a sign for Imperial Palace Classic Car show room with 250 cars for sale http://autocollections.com/. So I walked in to check it out. A bunch of ferraris, Rolls, prototype cars (million plus dollars), porsche’s, some cars I’ve never heard of before, a few muscle cars, and they had not 1 but 3 1987 Buick Grand National priced at 35K, 50k and 99K (Reggie Jacksons….); and they had several cars from the GM collection….
Couple of photos:
only 500 miles on this one:
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It just occurred to me that Barrett-Jackson will be holding their “Vegas” collector car auction in Vegas in a couple of weeks. Are these cars possibly early arrivals in Vegas for the BJ auction?
What an amazing collection of cars!!!!!
I think it has been there for a long time (the info I found was that they have been there from at least 1988):
http://autocollections.com/index.cfm?tab=main&action=main
I also saw plenty of signs for Barret Jackson in Vegas too.
Very nice photos Ryan. Thanks for posting them. Imperial Palace has had a classic car collection for quite some time. They always have cars for sale on the internet, through various “for sale” web sites. It’s been my experience that most of their cars are overpriced, but they do have a very broad selection – something for everyone (any VWs Ryan?). Looks like it would be fun to check out if you’re in Vegas…
Nope no VW’s, No Mopars… and you are correct about things being over priced. almost Everything was a museum type of car….
Cool. I haven’t seen that collection since I was 21 and took a trip to Vegas, it has grown some again. I do remember a ton of Dusenberg there, very cool collection! Thanks for bringing back the memories!
DDHemi and I were in Vegas a few years ago. We checked this museum out while we were there, lots of nice stuff with ridicoulous price tags on it. Fun to walk thru though.
Wow this looks fantastic! Thanks for all the pics, Ryan. I enjoy seeing some of these older, rare cars. It reminds me of Clive Cussler’s collection:
http://www.cusslermuseum.com/
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