The Miami Auto Museum, at the Dezer Collection, has announced a special exhibition to share its latest acquisition. Nearly 50 classic cars were obtained from a private collector and are now on public display. Highlights from this new exhibit include:
—1910 Ford Model T roadster
—1924 Packard Single Six series 233 sedan
—1929 LaSalle Series 328, rumble seat convertible coupe
—1930 Citroen C6 torpedo
—1935 Cadillac Series 370E Fleetwood cabriolet
—1938 Buick Series 80 phaeton
—1938 Rolls-Royce Phantom III limousine by Park Ward
—1949 Bentley Mark VI sedanca coupe by Hooper (originally
ordered by the final Maharaja of Mysore)
—1962 Chevrolet Corvette
—1971 Mercedes-Benz 600 sedan
The majority of this new acquisition is now part of a special display within the museum’s 25,000-sq.ft. Dezer Showplace event space. These vehicles will have their own feature collection for a limited amount of time. Eventually they will be disbursed among one of the eight related galleries already established in the museum.
The Miami Auto Museum at the Dezer Collection features about 1,200 vehicles on display and thousands of pieces of memorabilia. Exhibits include Hollywood star cars, such as Batmobiles and James Bond vehicles, as well as military vehicles, European classics, microcars of the world, motorcycles and a gallery devoted to an age when chrome and tailfins ruled the road. For more information visit www.dezercollection.com
