America's most 'top secret' muscle car collection includes extremely rare Copo Camaro
- Tour this top-secret American muscle car collection
- It’s a fleet that’s rich in drag racing history
- The private collection includes some hyper-rare models
Published on Sep 03, 2024 at 7:47 PM (UTC+4)
by Amelia Jean Hershman-Jones
Last updated on Sep 04, 2024 at 12:24 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Alessandro Renesis
One content creator was given the rare opportunity to tour the secret American muscle car collection owned by his friends, the Weymouth brothers.
The siblings have a rich history of drag racing, as well as restoring and racing rare cars.
The private collection includes some extremely rare models.
These include an original and untouched Super Stock AMX, and a unique 69 COPO Camaro.
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The rare muscle car collection
Shared by content creator and car enthusiast, Dennis Collins, the collection includes cars restored and raced by the Weymouth brothers, who have a passion for preserving beautiful vehicles.
While it only scratches the surface, the video showcases a unique 69 COPO Camaro, an original untouched Super Stock AMX.
Many cars in the collection have rare or custom features, like the Rally Green COPO Camaro built outside GM’s color options, and a 71 Chevelle LS6 with a column shift and bench seat.
Speaking of unusual paintwork, this businessman requested his Pagani Utopia be coated with real moon dust.
All these customizations make the car collection highly valuable and rare in the muscle car community.
There are some more unusual examples, such as a Trans Am with a rare Ram Air III engine and a hidden five-speed transmission.
Drag racing history
The collection includes several models that played an integral role in drag racing history, including vehicles that participated in Pure Stock and Super Stock drag races.
Not just showpieces, they have been actively raced and maintained – meaning their condition is still impeccable.
While it’s not open to the public, the collectors host exclusive car shows and gatherings where they showcase their rare vehicles and share their passion and stores with hundreds of fellow enthusiasts.
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