Private muscle car collection in Oregon with 355 cars would make Jay Leno jealous

In Salem, Oregon, there’s a hidden private muscle car collection that would even make Jay Leno envious.

We are not talking about a handful of cars here — in fact, 355 luxurious and rare pieces from the automotive industry.

These lavish cars are displayed on mirrored platforms and stylish racks — the way these supercars actually deserve.

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Private muscle car collection that would even make Jay Leno Jealous

Known as ‘The Brothers Collection,‘ this exclusive museum is not open to the general public. However, it offers exclusive tours to raise funds for local nonprofits.

If this place was to welcome tourists, it would have certainly attracted thousands of car lovers each year.

Now, what kind of classic cars does this private museum house?

From a variety of Camaros and Mustangs to Corvettes and rare Ferraris and Shelby Cobras, there’s a lot to make your jaw drop.

The place has an even bigger collection than one of the biggest supercar garages in the US that looks more like a museum.

You might wonder about the individuals who own this massive private muscle car collection covering a vast area of 117,000 square feet.

Unfortunately, the owners of The Brothers Collection also prefer to remain anonymous.

They are known to be private individuals with deep roots in Salem, Oregon, and have a passion for classic cars.

The collection is worth millions

Some notable cars from their garage include a 1959 Ferrari 250 GT LWB California Spyder, a 1964 Pontiac GTO, a 1970 Plymouth AAR ‘Cuda, a 1948 Tucker, and a 1969 Hurst/Olds Convertible.

However, these are just a few names from an incredible collection of 355 cars. Certainly, these anonymous guys are true car enthusiasts.

While the exact total value of the cars in The Brothers Collection isn’t publicly known, it’s undoubtedly worth millions.