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Only VIPs Get to See these Invitation-Only Car Collections

There are a wide range of incredible car museums for people to visit all over the country and most of them are open to the public. At Gustafson Brothers, we know that classic, high-end cars are truly pieces of art and that's we love to blog about car museums, auto shows and car collections whenever we can.

Here are three hyper-exclusive car collections that aren't open to the public. If you ever want to view any of these one-of-a-kind car collections, you better know someone or be a VIP yourself. We won't often see cars like this in  Huntington Beach, CA but we can still dream about them, right?

Collier Collection, Naples, Florida

This one-of-a-kind collection of 100-plus automobiles made between 1896 and 1995 were curated for their scarcity and historical importance. The appeal of the 1939 Mercedes W154 Grand Prix (Silver Arrows) continues to attract car historians and automotive enthusiasts from around the planet to see the Collier Collection. The Collier Collection is a working museum and almost every vehicle in the Collier Collection has been painstakingly restored according to historical standards and in full operational condition. For more information, visit: www.revsinstitute.org

GM Heritage Collection, Warren, Michigan

The General Motors Heritage Center is a stunning showplace for the vehicles of the GM Heritage Collection, as well as acting as a venue for special events. It is also the home for GM's collection of historical literature and a wide range of artifacts that document GM’s rich history of automotive innovation. Located in an 81,000 sq. ft. facility in Sterling Heights, Michigan, the GM Motors Heritage Center has more than 165 vehicles on display. If you want to see this incredible collection, you either have to be invited or  attend one of the conferences, meetings and special events that are held there. There are a wide range of Firebirds and Motorama vehicles displayed at the GM Heritage Collection in addition to an impressive cross-section of other General Motors cars. For more information, visit: www.gmheritagecenter.com

Jay Leno's Garage, Burbank, California

Comedian/Late Night Show Icon Jay Leno lives for his wheels, and his Big Dog Garage contains one of the world's greatest collections of cars, trucks and motorcycles. Completely custom-built from the ground up, this breathtaking garage is staffed by a crack team of mechanical geniuses who can repair, restore or customize anything with an engine.  You can see the cars in Jay's collection online or on his cable show, but it you want to see them in-person, you may have to donate some money to a charity to do so. For more information, visit: www.jaylenosgarage.com

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Sources: GM Motors Heritage Center, Jay Leno's Garage and The Revis Institute