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Barrett-Jackson’s Collector Car Road Tour is making a stop on the Treasure Coast.
The weeklong tour, which features 82 people in 47 collector cars, will stop at the Elliott Museum, 825 N.E. Ocean Blvd., Stuart, at 2 p.m. Monday, according to a news release.
It began at Summit Racing in McDonough, Georgia, on Oct. 7 and will end in Key West on Oct. 13.
Barrett-Jackson is considered the world’s greatest collector car auctions, according to the release. Its tours allow drivers to enjoy scenic routes and visit national landmarks and museums with exclusive activities and excursions to automotive-related businesses.
Participants will see the Elliott Museum’s renowned automobile collection, which includes about 100 vehicles dating back to 1903, rare sports cars, special interest autos and one of the most comprehensive Model A collections in the world, according to the release.
Some of the vehicles are showcased in a unique “Boomerang” system, which showcases them in a three-story automated retrieval racking system. The museum’s collection includes 48 1930 and 1931 Model A and Model AA Ford cars and trucks that Elliott Donnelley donated in 2012.
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