Florida billionaire has an astounding lifetime collection of 442 muscle and supercars
- A Florida billionaire has an impressive collection of 442 muscle and supercars
- Members include Porsches, Shelbys, and Fords
- The collection is housed at a museum and is in working order
Published on Apr 14, 2025 at 8:57 AM (UTC+4)
by Grace Donohoe
Last updated on Apr 11, 2025 at 5:27 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Tom Wood
This Florida billionaire has a lifetime collection of 442 muscle and supercars.
They are housed in all their glory at the America Muscle Car Museum.
The extensive collection includes some very rare purchases.
Plus – importantly – the collection is even in good working order.
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Every gearhead’s dream is to own an impressive car collection
From Ferraris to Bugattis and even vintage rides, a fleet of speedy machines is a dream for many.
One millionaire entrepreneur in Ghana celebrated his 40th birthday by splurging on a new Bugatti to add to his collection, which also includes a private jet.
Plus, the late Val Kilmer was also a real gearhead who owned some cool muscle cars.
This car collection, though, really does set a high standard.
The muscle and supercar fleet belongs to a Florida billionaire
Youtuber Mr JWW went to see the collection in person and experience the wonder in real time.
The 442-strong group belongs to Floridian businessman Mark Pieloch and is housed at The American Muscle Car Museum for others to visit.
Although it is not open to the general public, it is ‘open to host numerous non-profit fundraisers, car activities, and educational tours for assisted living communities and school-age children,’ according to the museum itself.
The collection has some impressive specimens
This remarkable collection contains all manner of muscle and supercars – but that’s not even the best bit.
They’re all in running and driving condition, with 42 acres all around the museum to test out the cars.
The impressive group includes over 50 Porsches, as well as Shelbys, a 1954 Corvette, and 29 Yenkos.
A real stand-out is the 1959 Porsche 718RSK Werks Spyder, which was number six and the first one to be modified with an independent rear suspension.
It has even previously been used to race at Le Mans.
Plus, there is ‘at least one car for every make and model ever built’ in the Yenko collection, one of – if not the – most extensive in the world.
Other stars include a rare Royal Maroon 1968 Shelby GT500 KR, a 1999 Shelby Series 1, and a 2019 Ford GT.
If that wasn’t enough, there’s also a Trans Am signed by Burt Reynolds on show – this car collection knows no bounds.
Take a look at Mr JWW’s tour of the collection at the museum below – we’re certainly blown away by this billionaire’s dedication to the classics.
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