WOW! Maybe a better exhibit than any other collection. A classic display from a class owner, no conceit here just a love of Vettes! Thank you to camera operator and sound engineer for a great presentation. And thanks to everyone else who put this together. Maybe one day he’ll let others visit the collection.
Omg! This is incredible! I cannot imagine living like this God Bless you and your family! Take care of them well! They are just not like that anymore!😇🙏
Wow, thanks for sharing your collection and your home. I am sure every Corvette lover would love to have such great digs to store their prize possessions...!!! Great accomplishment/hobby/passion. I love the 67 blue and white! I have a 66 driver survivor Nassau blue. I hope that you get to drive the cars on those dry Arizona roads.
Thank Greg for sharing :-) As a vette owner, I appreciate you sharing your insight and stories of such wonderful cars to all of us around the world. Well done, and cheers from Canada :-)
Beautiful Cars. Thanks for sharing. My brother has 3 67 vettes, Red, White and Blue. All 4 spd and with 427 L88 in the Red one. I went to Nam in 66 having left my 65 GTO Behind. I returned and my GTO was gone and my Brother was driving the 67 Red car. I could go to war, but could not own a car. Anyway, My brother still has the Red original car. I drive it sometimes. Has the side pipes and that engine is a cop magnet with the side pipes. Love that car. The Blue and White cars are also original and in good shape. but with the 327's in them. Again thanks for the Tour.
I live up the road in Prescott (AZ) with my 71 Vett Roadster, warbonnet yellow and black. Thank You for the tour of your Bella collection and spectacular home!
I notice the streetrods he casually passed by looked pretty special as well. Though the time has not yet come for the C3's, I hope he shows one some day.
In the early 1970’s I saw a corvette collection in Florien Louisiana owned by David Cook. He had a 1953 with a copy of the LA Times with a picture of John Wayne accepting the keys to the third corvette ever made from the Wilshire Blvd. Chevy Dealer.
I only saw what I saw. He also had a copy of the St. Louis Despatch with a picture of him driving the last corvette off the assembly made in the St Louis Factory.
What a great collection of Corvette's I personally own a C4 1986 bought from original owner with 19,222 miles, black with the silver interior. It rides like a 60's car but hey its a Vette and I enjoy driving it on nice days. I also live in the Phoenix Metro area and some day I will make it to Route 66 just to say I did it.
Gotta add..those 07&16 --Z06'S weren't to shabby either!👍 My love started for the Corvette in 1991,I found a 1963 split-window with the Ac too all original as far as I knew then for $7500.00 bucks just sitting on some random outa the way car lot. My have times changed.It was the same color 'silver'as the second;63 you showed us. Yeahhh...Just like so many other people out I'm kicking myself in the butt for selling it. Along with all the MOPARS.... Cudas, Chargers,and 2 Super-Bees None where Hemi's But all big blocks& most 4-speeds😁 Those where the days!!!! One dollar per cubic inch we paid for the engines outa the junk yards. 440's for $440.00 after we blew them up beating the snot outa them.
Beautifull Collection , he s doing it correct with the hous and Showroom he is correct on may people not realizing the Corvettes started out with the 6 Cylinder Engines the Irony of that was it started a major trend in Hot Rodding because the Secret got out that Truck engines typically had a Forged Crank and some “Beefed” Up internals to handle the tourque and other demands Trucks were put under for working nd hauling heavy Loads that is very similiar to what Marine Engines demand a lot of people with Boats and Hot Rods used to buy up all the Truck motors at ScrapYards because of those details in Construction i restored a 1964 Chris Craft Cabin Cruiser that had GM 283 twin engines in it in the 1990s and i had a very hard time finding a good 283 to convert to Marine eventually i found a guy that restored a Impala and the car was Totaled and he pulled the engine for his next project we struck a deal and that Block is still in my old boat on this Collection i like the idea that he has Tags on almost all his cars which usually indicates he drives them on Occassion which is Awesome too many people don’t get to enjoy their Cars as Cars
In the late sixties the B Modified 1/4 mile oval track cars had to be sixes and they ran 292 Chev and 300 ford truck engines. Many of them could beat the V8 powered A modified cars.
55 and 56 had 265 V8's The Z06 has the most expensive Master Cylinder you have ever heard about... Last I checked they were about $25,000.... yes you read that correctly. TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Myself and another guy pulled a Z06 out of CO 7 years ago which had been in place since the late 60's when it was wrecked supposedly at PIKES PEAK. First vette I ever drove was a glen green over white interior 65 L76 Roadster w/side pipes. I have a Brandshatch Green 71 LT1 surivor and the only FACTORY BLACK 1971 LT1 (ncrs verified).
Truly something to behold, canot figure out why one would collect nor use or charge people to see. Now that being said buddy has an obsession and way..way to much money. Lucky him
It's got the original original in it. It's got the original gas, and air in the tires. The original owner is in the trunk. Oh, did I say it's all original.
The 61 doesn't have the 4 round tail lights. 62 was the first year for them and carried over to the 63 just like the red split window fullie I have the was my father's. I've restored a many Corvettes. And yes women no how to do that kinda thing also. My daddy worked at the Corvette plant in st. Louis until they moved it in 1981-1/2. He thought me a lot about them and they were his passion and sadly he lost his life in one a 81 he owned since new and had a wreck father's day June 19, 1988. He left behind 7 Corvettes. 😢.
I have a Chevette,‘it’s a 1 of only 1 ever built by GM. I’m as Equally as special as this fella….🤣 I’d give you all a tour yet I’m afraid people would know were the car is located if I televised it. Guess I’ll just keep it for the absolutely most important person in the world, MEEEEE !!! 🤣
Wow all the owner needs is built his own road behind his house and drive around on his own private roads, and never be worried about having a accident.
Nice thanks for sharing. You will want to check out the Horton museum in Nacona Texas. Maybe not as fancy, but way more Corvettes along with other super nice cars!
Come on guys .... 283 are you kidding me ?? Seems to me the 283 didn't hit the street till 1957. While everyone was boring & stroking the 283 it became obvious to Chevrolet that people wanted more, and they wanted more in every Chevrolet. Turns out they wanted to put that more into everything. The only thing they didn't want more of is pounds. Anyway 1955 is time for the 265 and everyone loved it.
The most Beautiful Corvettes I have ever seen.
That is a collection that any collector would envy ♥️
AMAZING! I was surprised he does NOT have, in my opinion, the greatest of them all...........the 1958 Corvette.
Thank you! For the tour down corvette lane. A history of vette muscle like no other. Very impressive.
Greg has big money!!!!! Awesome garage and collection wow !!
Absolutely fantastic
Man, what a collection!
From a Corvette enthusiast that was the most incredible feature I have ever seen thank you for sharing !
The Blue Dev.is Gorgeous
WOW! Maybe a better exhibit than any other collection. A classic display from a class owner, no conceit here just a love of Vettes! Thank you to camera operator and sound engineer for a great presentation. And thanks to everyone else who put this together. Maybe one day he’ll let others visit the collection.
Really nice, but Rick Hendrick has got the ABSOLUTE BEST Vette collection.
Oh such a beautiful collection 🎉.
Omg! This is incredible! I cannot imagine living like this God Bless you and your family! Take care of them well! They are just not like that anymore!😇🙏
ABSOLUTELY Thank You!
Wow, thanks for sharing your collection and your home. I am sure every Corvette lover would love to have such great digs to store their prize possessions...!!! Great accomplishment/hobby/passion. I love the 67 blue and white! I have a 66 driver survivor Nassau blue. I hope that you get to drive the cars on those dry Arizona roads.
That is my Dream............DAMN !
Thank Greg for sharing :-) As a vette owner, I appreciate you sharing your insight and stories of such wonderful cars to all of us around the world. Well done, and cheers from Canada :-)
Beautiful Cars. Thanks for sharing. My brother has 3 67 vettes, Red, White and Blue. All 4 spd and with 427 L88 in the Red one. I went to Nam in 66 having left my 65 GTO Behind. I returned and my GTO was gone and my Brother was driving the 67 Red car. I could go to war, but could not own a car. Anyway, My brother still has the Red original car. I drive it sometimes. Has the side pipes and that engine is a cop magnet with the side pipes. Love that car. The Blue and White cars are also original and in good shape. but with the 327's in them. Again thanks for the Tour.
He's a my hero! One could only wish!!
He is a real good caretaker hope the next in line do as well 👍
Great Cars!
Just when you think you’ve seen it all … bam!!!
I live up the road in Prescott (AZ) with my 71 Vett Roadster, warbonnet yellow and black. Thank You for the tour of your Bella collection and spectacular home!
You are so very lucky wow cool thank you very much for showing it cool
Wow! Thank you for sharing your collection. It was a joy to see.
Incredibly rare car collection. Wow! I guess there no "special" C4s or C5s...lol. Amazing garage. Thank you so much for posting.
I notice the streetrods he casually passed by looked pretty special as well. Though the time has not yet come for the C3's, I hope he shows one some day.
Very nice. Thank you for sharing with the rest of us.
Thank you Greg that we can have a lock in your garage very nice cars. Best regards From Germany Klaus
Wow! Respect….literally living the dream.
So nice of the owner to allow you to share this
Phenomenal collection.
Incredible garage and collection. I would like to shake your hand.
This man literally has both of my dream cars, colors and all. The 19 & 09 ZRI'S. Be the trifecta for me a 09 -15-- Red 458 was in the mix😁
Best I've ever seen
In the early 1970’s I saw a corvette collection in Florien Louisiana owned by David Cook. He had a 1953 with a copy of the LA Times with a picture of John Wayne accepting the keys to the third corvette ever made from the Wilshire Blvd. Chevy Dealer.
wel let’s see the pic pls and thanks
I only saw what I saw. He also had a copy of the St. Louis Despatch with a picture of him driving the last corvette off the assembly made in the St Louis Factory.
All I can think of to say, OMG and WOW!
That is one hell of a Corvette collection!
Perfect video !!,. I especially love the recap at the end !! Great info to quiz your buddies with !!👍😎👍🔥🔥
When money isn't any problem...I am still paying on my (One) corvette
Just wow so many vets
Beautiful
Now these were my favorite Styles! Without the crome bumpers.
I couldn't imagine having that much money. Holy smokes !
hey Rusty glad you enjoyed the vettes and your bang on....that blu devil is so saweet!
That pool table is a little too close to those awesome cars!! after a few beers an " accident" is a probability!🤣🤣🤣
Phenomenal!!!
Rick Hendricks corvette collection might give this guys a run for its money.
Hendricks has a whopper too!
Who needs the top floors. I could live in here. Great collection.
Beautiful collection, just needs a ‘58 fueling. Thanks for sharing
Very nice collection..I'm sure Rick Hendrick might argue about the "best ever collection" though..
Amazing
What an Amazing collection.
What a great collection of Corvette's I personally own a C4 1986 bought from original owner with 19,222 miles, black with the silver interior. It rides like a 60's car but hey its a Vette and I enjoy driving it on nice days. I also live in the Phoenix Metro
area and some day I will make it to Route 66 just to say I did it.
I'm in the Phoenix area too,we got alot of vettes around here. The oldest I've seen on the road was the c5 but I bet the c4 is a beauty in person.
Wow that dude has some serious equipment lot of money sitting there thanks for your video
Outstanding, thx !
Gotta add..those 07&16 --Z06'S weren't to shabby either!👍 My love started for the Corvette in 1991,I found a 1963 split-window with the Ac too all original as far as I knew then for $7500.00 bucks just sitting on some random outa the way car lot. My have times changed.It was the same color 'silver'as the second;63 you showed us. Yeahhh...Just like so many other people out I'm kicking myself in the butt for selling it. Along with all the MOPARS.... Cudas, Chargers,and 2 Super-Bees None where Hemi's But all big blocks& most 4-speeds😁 Those where the days!!!! One dollar per cubic inch we paid for the engines outa the junk yards. 440's for $440.00 after we blew them up beating the snot outa them.
Awesome Collection !
That man spends his money well.
my second cousin had the 63 split window one in the gold color nice car who knows that might be the one i rode in
Beautifull Collection , he s doing it correct with the hous and Showroom he is correct on may people not realizing the Corvettes started out with the 6 Cylinder Engines the Irony of that was it started a major trend in Hot Rodding because the Secret got out that Truck engines typically had a Forged Crank and some “Beefed” Up internals to handle the tourque and other demands Trucks were put under for working nd hauling heavy Loads that is very similiar to what Marine Engines demand a lot of people with Boats and Hot Rods used to buy up all the Truck motors at ScrapYards because of those details in Construction i restored a 1964 Chris Craft Cabin Cruiser that had GM 283 twin engines in it in the 1990s and i had a very hard time finding a good 283 to convert to Marine eventually i found a guy that restored a Impala and the car was Totaled and he pulled the engine for his next project we struck a deal and that Block is still in my old boat on this Collection i like the idea that he has Tags on almost all his cars which usually indicates he drives them on Occassion which is Awesome too many people don’t get to enjoy their Cars as Cars
In the late sixties the B Modified 1/4 mile oval track cars had to be sixes and they ran 292 Chev and 300 ford truck engines. Many of them could beat the V8 powered A modified cars.
You wanta see a corvette collection, Rick Hendrick has a lot of #1 & 2 off the line. He even built a conference table out of vette.
55 and 56 had 265 V8's The Z06 has the most expensive Master Cylinder you have ever heard about...
Last I checked they were about $25,000.... yes you read that correctly. TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Myself and another guy pulled a Z06 out of CO 7 years ago which had been in place since the late 60's when it was wrecked supposedly at PIKES PEAK.
First vette I ever drove was a glen green over white interior 65 L76 Roadster w/side pipes.
I have a Brandshatch Green 71 LT1 surivor and the only FACTORY BLACK 1971 LT1 (ncrs verified).
Absolutely amazing! Love Vettes, awaiting my C8 hopefully before year's end. Current C5 owner.
THIS IS WHAT ONE MIGHT 📞📲 CALL, " POLITE FLOSSING " HUH???????
Truly something to behold, canot figure out why one would collect nor use or charge people to see. Now that being said buddy has an obsession and way..way to much money. Lucky him
Can you do another video illustrating how he made all the money to afford that beautiful home and car collection ?
Nice.
Wow
Wow thats like a billion dollar garage
no kiddin' eh!
@@bikerjack1 I hope the house doesn't catch fire
Just wow…
I would drive the absolute shit out of any of those cars. 😎
Points be damned.
But the pricelessness is why I won’t be able to do so.
Its hard to preserve or drive. Since the Government is so F ...up I am glad he is keeping them safe !
@@rusty383 I do get it. I just like to use things.
Yeah, OK...but no C3s? 🤦♂ Too bad.... Luckily I have a beautiful numbers matching 69 convertible. I'll keep it safe for you! 👌👌
21:04 There’s a C3.
It's got the original original in it. It's got the original gas, and air in the tires.
The original owner is in the trunk. Oh, did I say it's all original.
The 61 doesn't have the 4 round tail lights. 62 was the first year for them and carried over to the 63 just like the red split window fullie I have the was my father's. I've restored a many Corvettes. And yes women no how to do that kinda thing also. My daddy worked at the Corvette plant in st. Louis until they moved it in 1981-1/2. He thought me a lot about them and they were his passion and sadly he lost his life in one a 81 he owned since new and had a wreck father's day June 19, 1988. He left behind 7 Corvettes. 😢.
I have a Chevette,‘it’s a 1 of only 1 ever built by GM. I’m as Equally as special as this fella….🤣
I’d give you all a tour yet I’m afraid people would know were the car is located if I televised it. Guess I’ll just keep it for the absolutely most important person in the world, MEEEEE !!! 🤣
Great collection just curious is there no way to keep the white walls white not yellow or maybe its the lighting?
hey Tom, Thanks for watching! yep its the lighting as them cars are a sparklin' clean as clean can be. LoL!
Missing the 1956 Corvette levered hood .
🎉
Top notch, and nice recap _ The owner, Greg, said '53 through '67 he favors _ So maybe this is why he does not have a '68 L88? . . . :>/
You should checkout the private collection in Pittsburgh. The owner is very shy.
Great cars and great content. I am unable to verify the claim that the '63 ZO6 was undefeated between 1963-68. Is background on this car available?
Wow all the owner needs is built his own road behind his house and drive around on his own private roads, and never be worried about having a accident.
Good idea! Thanks for watching
I could see the unmatched paint on the door of the red 'Vette.
Incredible collection. No C4's? I have a C4 polo green 80K miles all original to add to the collection.
yep not takin' a '53 Vette to Safeway to pick up the bi-weekly groceries and most of the rest not as daily drivers either.......
Nice thanks for sharing. You will want to check out the Horton museum in Nacona Texas. Maybe not as fancy, but way more Corvettes along with other super nice cars!
The ZR 1 2009 Blue Devil uses a 6.2 Lt. Engine not a 7.0 Lt engine
you sir.....are correct!! Thanks for watching and Thanks for the catch I'll make a revision.
Man I wish you guys were Mic’d up better. I couldn’t hear half the conversations.
Wow.
Welp, I'm jealous......
The only collection that would compare is Rick Hendriks of Nascar Fame !!
drummer from pink floyd has a few cars . Nick Mason
I understand that William of William Lion home builder has one of every year in California
Better than porn. I have a 2000 triple black convertible 6 spd and couldn't be happier. A 67 is on my bucket list. Speechless collection
Insane
The '67 blue 427 convertible - it states it is Elkhart blue. I looks ,like Marina Blue???
Always remember, U CAN ONLY DRIVE ONE.
What business is Greg in? Besides the Vette business. Still Generous Motors to Me!
WOW FR@CKING WOW
Come on guys .... 283 are you kidding me ?? Seems to me the 283 didn't hit the street till 1957. While everyone was boring & stroking the 283 it became obvious to Chevrolet that people wanted more, and they wanted more in every Chevrolet. Turns out they wanted to put that more into everything. The only thing they didn't want more of is pounds. Anyway 1955 is time for the 265 and everyone loved it.
Down Woodward Ave. Detroit Way GM stood.
That is not the best corvette collection period. Rick Hendrick has over 300 corvettes in his collection.