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In the Revs Institute Workshop, technicians provide the extraordinary care and attention needed to preserve the automobiles belonging to Miles Collier Collections. The cars are functioning vehicles exercised on public roads and raced on tracks.
Preservation, conservation, and preventative measures ensure these meticulously-selected rare vestiges of automotive history remain operational and at museum quality.
The technicians carefully check each car before, during, and after it enters the shop, with complete written and photographic documentation. They document work performed on each vehicle, so a complete history is always available. Each car is checked for:
There are over 240 examples of automotive mascots in the collection. This is Coiled Serpent, from 1930 by Desmo, a well-known British motor accessory company. Although animals were common inspirations for automotive mascot designers, the serpent is somewhat unique.
View a closeup of Coiled Serpent