The larget collection ever...

Well that's a real collection. I'm amased, fuc**** crazy

 

My God!!!!

Benz CLk-GTR
White McClaren F1(i've never seen one in that color)
Silver Bugatti EB110 (never seen that color)
Maybach,
Porsche GT1(?)

and most importantly countless ferraris, this is nuts!!!!

I'm assuming this is in Japan?

 

I remember seeing this. A truely amazing collection.

 

holy crap!!
those are some amazing cars
i'm still looking around that website but the eb110 is the sweetest thing i've seen so far

 

PLEASE tell me this is not just one person's collection...PLEASE!

 

I love the 2000GT

Sadly its too much of a museum setting for me. Those cars need to be exercised... and yes Im volunteering!

 

do you have an address for this place, ill be there in a couple of months love to check it out for a day or three

 

Incredible....but sheep-skin seat covers on the 550 Barchetta....uh...no please.

 

Excellent Collection.

 

Re: the F50 GT, are these the first pics of #002? #001 is the imfamously battered one, and #003 was Jim Spiro's that has changed hands a few times. In all my searches, these are the first photos of the F50 GT that went to a seemingly innocuous Japanese collector that I have seen.

There is something sacreligious, and almost spooky about the way they're displayed - so sterile. Looks like they're tragically sedentary.

 

Holy crap i found this looking for the address

http://www.rs-dino.com/BranchSpeciale2004Y.htm

some of the cars in the first link have number plates so they may very well get driven

 

I am going to Tokyo in the next couple of weeks.
-Is this collection open to public ?

Where is it located (street address / city please) ?
Opening hours ?

Ciao,
Anders

 

I am going to assume that the f50gt is Yoshikuni Okamoto's and this is therefore his collection, unfortunately I don’t yet know where his collection is but I am looking. The link says Kobe, however Sphinx said it was outside of Tokyo, unless he is thinking of the Matsuda-san’s collection

 

Those pics are at Matsuda-san's place. Probably one of the Ferrari brunches. And yes, the cars get driven there.

 

thanks, do you know if the original link is from Okamoto-san's collection ?? is it public

 

It is his collection. Not sure if it is open to the public.

 

again thanks, any idea who i should contact to find out? is it in Kobe?

 

As impressive as this collection is (and impressive really doesn't even begin to describe it), I find it pretty troubling. The way those cars are all shoe-horned in to that space leads me to believe they're driven rarely, if ever - if for no other reason than the amount of work required to extricate a car from the facility. Even if this guy does drive these cars, the sheer number of cars in his collection would prevent him from driving each one enough to keep it running properly. Obviously he's free to do as he pleases with his cars, and maybe he appreciates cars in a different way than most of us (more of an art collection). It still seems like such a waste to see these machines so static.

Hopefully someone will put me in my place, and tell me that they do get driven.

 

Address...? -Anyone...?

I am going to Tokyo in the next couple of weeks.
-Is this collection open to public ?

Where is it located (street address / city please) ?
Opening hours ?

Ciao,
Anders