BOLD RIDE
It isn’t uncommon to witness one-of-one classic cars and rarified supercars come up for auction these days. Just pour over the dockets at any major auto auction. What is uncommon is to find a massive collection of these hallowed machines, all originating under one roof.
Ready for the list? It’s quite the mouthful: two Bugatti Veyrons, a Ferrari 250 GT California Spider, Ferrari 250 LM, Ferrari 275 GTB/4, Ferrari 288 GTO, Ferrari Daytona Spider, Ferrari Dino 246 GTS, Ferrari Enzo, Ferrari F40 LM, Ferrari F50, Jaguar XJ220, Koenigsegg CCXR, Lamborghini Miura, Lamborghini Reventon, Maserati MC12, McLaren F1 LM, Mercedes 300 SL Gullwing, Mercedes SLR McLaren, Porsche 356 A Speedster, Porsche 959, Saleen S7, and a Toyota 2000GT. And breathe.
But perhaps most impressive is the 2005 Ferrari Enzo. The storied supercar was the 400th and final built during the Enzo production run, and was gifted to none other than Pope John Paul II. The pontiff later auctioned off the Ferrari to support tsunami relief efforts.
“The Pinnacle Portfolio was assembled with a clandestine, surgical precision unlike any other that has come to market.” says Shelby Myers, Car Specialist, RM Sotheby’s. “Its almost obsessive focus on perfection, rarity, and the superlative, irrespective of price, makes it the most significant and valuable private collection of motor cars ever presented at auction.”
Looking to bid on one of these gems? Expect competition from some heavy hitters. Most of these cars on their own can fetch seven digit asking prices. As a whole, the sky is the limit.
Photo Credit: Patrick Ernzen
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