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About the Cars of Dreams Private Museum:
The Cars
of Dreams Private Museum is an unparalleled collection reflecting owner/curator John Staluppi's passion for classic car design. John Staluppi's car connoisseur status is well earned as a life long enthusiast and leader in the automotive industry. His museum celebrates the evolution in dream car design and is a comprehensive collection spanning over 50 years. Frequently updated with high caliber acquisitions, the museum is a constantly evolving, living collection.
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NASCAR Racecar - Kyle Busch 2010 #18 M&M's Toyota Camry |
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As of January 2010, Busch has tallied 86 career wins among NASCAR's top three divisions: (Sprint Cup 19, Nationwide Series 43, Truck Series 24). Those 86 overall wins put Busch all alone in eighth place on the all-time NASCAR win list, and the young talent is well positioned to keep adding his name to the NASCAR record books for years to come.
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NASCAR Engine - Toyota Phase 9 |
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As used in NASCAR competition.
Designed and Built by Toyota Racing Development, Costa Mesa, CA USA.
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NASCAR Racecar - Jimmie Johnson's #48 Chevrolet
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Jimmie Johnson's Number 48 Nascar Racer is on loan to the Cars of Dreams museum to help as an attraction for fundraisers. (In the future it will be replaced with Jimmie's Number 24 car).
Three time NASCAR Sprint cup champion Jimmie Johnson drove this #48 Lowe's Chevrolet (Chassis #48-297) nine times during the 2004 and 2005 seasons, as well as the 2006 cup championship season. This car visited victory lane three times, including the sweep of both Pocono races in 2004, and the UAW-Daimler-Chrysler 400 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in March 2005. In addition to the wins, this car has two top fives and one Top 10 finish, contributing to an eighth place average finish during its days of competition.
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NASCAR Engine - Rick Hendrick's Chevrolet R07 |
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Thank you Rick Hendrick for The R07 engine, the Newest Generation of Nascar power plants. Mr. Hendrick built the motor specifically for Mr. Staluppi, as a gift to be displayed in The Cars of Dreams Museum, helping to attract supporters for the many charity fundraisers held there.
Jimmie Johnson's Number 48 Nascar Racer is on loan to the Cars of Dreams museum to help as an attraction for fundraisers. (In the future it will be replaced with Jeff Gordon's Number 24 car).
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