[ChrisB]

The museum was quite impressive. Besides serving as a place to house his cars, the museum provides about $1,000,000/year to help kids at risk.

Cizeta-Moroder V16T:

 

[ChrisB]

This one is for Lillie...some styling ideas for pimping out your Datsun (or the Fiat...there's an 850 under this):

 

[ChrisB]

Another:

 

[ChrisB]

About half the F1 cars there:

 

[ChrisB]

A one-off Ferrari built for the Sultan of Brunei on a F512M chassis. It has an F1 paddle-shift transmission built at a cost of $1M. At first glance it looks like a Saturn coupe, from the front, but it's really pretty nice.

 

[ChrisB]

Same car from the rear:

 

[ChrisB]

Only two Lotus cars there. This is a 23B:

 

[ChrisB]

Some Lotus formula car...didn't notice the type:

 

[ChrisB]

I have a few more pictures and higher resolution versions of those posted, if anyone is interested. I didn't get pictures of them, but he bought two Ferrari F50s, one coupe and one spyder just so he could display the two different models that were available.

The museum isn't normally open to drop-in traffic, but is available for special events (at a fee...that's how they fund the $1M/yr for the kids).