Terry's private museum is located near Denver, Colorado. Terry writes: "I started about 15 years ago with my Dad's 54 Ambassador. I pulled it out of a field where it sat rusting away for 18 years. It took 3 years to get it back on the road but once I drove it I was hooked and wanted more! I have about 360 cars mostly Nash, Rambler & AMC but do have a few X brand cars. I like all cars but do favor the Nash & AMC most."

I had the garage built 9 years ago to hold the 30 cars I had at the time. I started opening the garage to our local Metropolitan club for a club picnic. Many of the Met people are also in other clubs so the news traveled fast about the garage being a cool place to gather for club events. Last summer I hosted 18 clubs! The Met club was here for the again last summer and will be back next year. I do not open the museum to the general public but car people are always welcome to visit.

Each year the Museum sponsors or participates in a variety of car events.

The Metropolitan Car club goes on a southern Colorado tour recreating the historical climb to the top of pikes peak as well as holding their diner and awards banquet at the museum each year.

The National AMC club also holds events at Rambler Ranch.

Our museum is a car lovers dream to visit. In addition to all of the Nash, AMC and x-brand cars, we have thousands of different types of car memorabilia to see.

There are several buildings on the grounds. The Newest and larges not only contains several hundred AMC's but a lounge that is truly a 'blast from the past" when you step inside.

If your club would like to visit the museum, please contact us to set up an appointment. The museum is not open to the public.