NEW YORK: Have you ever tried to collect some unique material or habit of collecting precious cars, if yes so you don’t leave them to dust to eat.
Meet artist Peter Max who collected precious and very rare collection of Corvettes models manufactured consecutively between 1953 to 1989.
The 36 models of Corvette including few very really seen in this modern age were stored for 26 long years in a public garage.
Max sold the cars to members of the Heller family this summer, who will eventually sell the vehicles in an auction
Hemmings Daily reported on Max’s purchase from Amodeo, stating ‘Amodeo received $250,000 in cash, $250,000 in Peter Max artwork and an agreement that if Max sold the collection at a future date, Amodeo would get a portion of the proceeds, up to an agreed upon cap of $1 million.’
The cars, many of which are damaged, include a 1953 vehicle that was only one of 300 produced, as well as vehicle from 1955 in which only 700 were produced, The Times reported.
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