Symposium

Unique among collectible car events, the symposium guests enjoy small group seminars, panel discussions, Collier Collection gallery studies, detailed examination of the world’s most important automobiles, and restoration and shop presentations under the tutelage of nationally renowned restorers and conservators. Evening dining and social events are your opportunities to rub elbows with our faculty as well as to converse and develop new friendships with other guests. Read more

Preserving Automotive History

The Revs Institute is the premier destination to study and explore one of the largest archives of automotive history ever preserved for scholars and connoisseurs alike. Our exclusive Collier Collection of the finest vintage automobiles and ever-expanding library of rare books, photographs, documents and ephemera uniquely catalogues the evolution of automobile design and the industry's influence on modern culture.
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View from the Grandstand

Forbes Writer Mark Ewing Celebrates the Duesenberg SSJ

By Mark Ewing Gary Cooper’s 1935 Duesenberg “SSJ,” chassis number 2594 with engine J-563, is one of the most extraordinary cars of the Classic era,... Read more »
Forbes Writer Mark Ewing Celebrates the Duesenberg SSJ

The Little Cooper That Could

By John Lamm It was 1958, time for new rules and changes in Formula 1. Alcohol fuel was out in favor of aviation gas. Race... Read more »
The Little Cooper That Could

In Selling His Duesenberg SSJ, Miles Collier Will Launch Revs 2.0

By Paul Ingrassia It was an exceedingly difficult decision, acknowledges Miles C. Collier.  And how could it have been otherwise? Selling the 1935 Duesenberg SSJ... Read more »
In Selling His Duesenberg SSJ, Miles Collier Will Launch Revs 2.0

From Gargoyles to Angels to Automobiles: The Preservation Progression of Dr. Tutt

By Paul Ingrassia First she started with gargoyles. Then she moved onward, and upward, to angels. Finally she shifted her focus to objects less celestial... Read more »
From Gargoyles to Angels to Automobiles: The Preservation Progression of Dr. Tutt

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Open 10am–4pm

Tues / Thurs / Saturday

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The GT 40 earned its name due to the fact that it is 40" high. Learn more

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