In The Media

Close-up of a red Ferrari sports car, showing part of the front wheel, side mirror, and Ferrari logo on the fender, parked outdoors.

The Central Coast Home Of Classic Motoring

Carsales

“The eclectic range of vehicles is valued at $78 million and is mesmerising not just to enthusiasts, but to anyone with a passing interest in cars.”

Interior view from above of a vintage blue sports car with tan leather seats, a wood steering wheel, and a dashboard with multiple gauges.

A Vibrant Collection Of Automotive Icons

Petrolicious


“The museum is what Tony sees as an opportunity to share works of art that happen to be made of metal - the result is an impressive collection with diversity at its core.”

Silver vintage car with gullwing doors open on display in a museum.

More Than a Collection - A Piece of Motoring History


drive

From European exotics to Australian motoring icons… more than 500 extraordinary vehicles together under one roof.

A vintage brown convertible sports car with a black soft top, parked against a plain white background.

The $150,000 Car Money Can’t Buy


Forbes

“Every second I drive, it’s just a magical feeling. It just makes me feel happy. The sound of the V8 is great.”

Rear view of a vintage green Bentley car with a black convertible top, spare tire on the back, and a British license plate reading GB.

450 Cars. One Lifelong Passion.

Escape

Tony Denny turned his love of motoring into an extraordinary collection of 450 classic vehicles sourced from around the world and opened it for everyone to experience.

Interior of a vintage car with cream-colored seats, dashboard, and ceiling, featuring a red dashboard with analog gauges, a steering wheel, and side mirrors.

An Afternoon Among Automotive Legends

Drive

“It is quite a shock when you walk in, as you’re greeted by multiple cars you’ve probably only ever seen in photographs… Is a whole new experience that will leave you with goosebumps and a huge grin on your face.”

Display of vintage red cars in an automotive exhibit or museum.

From the Showroom to the High Court


The Daily Telegraph

Tony Denny transformed a $70 million classic-car collection into an innovative sales concept and successfully defended its commercial purpose before Australia’s highest court.

A yellow luxury sports car parked outdoors, with a dark background and autumn trees reflected in its surface.

A Collection Created To Be Shared

Have Wheelchair Will Travel

Museum owner Tony Denny, views cars as a work of art and wanted to open a museum so others could appreciate the automotive world he loves so much.