Day Family Classic Cars Museum

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This place is Fascinating if you lucky enough to see it inside. We did work together and we improved the security Thank you Ron .

Jeremy Villa

Peeking through the window it looks pretty cool, but chances are you'll never get in. An employee was nice enough to come to the door when I was looking in and informed me they are not open to the public. Searching through their website, I found some helpful info: "While our collection is not open to the public, we do offer private tours to car clubs and charities. There is no tour fee, but we do however require a donation to one of our approved charities or organizations, as well as a minimum of 30 people on the tour." Shame, I'd pay a reasonable fee to come and look.

John Murphy

We were staying in a villa in Kyrenia and had a bit of rain and found this car museum on trip-advisor only 20 minutes away. It was easy to get to, it's part of the Near East University campus so once you arrive look out for a red tractor outside. We were warmly greeted by staff and the manager who speaks English, it was 10 Lira each so very reasonable to see the collection and included a glossy booklet with information. The collect of cars was incredible ranging from 100 year old cars such as 1903 Wolseley, 1899 Crestmobile to supercars 5 Ferraris, Lamborghini, Jaguars, Maserati and Corvette - but my ultimate favourite is the 2006 Ford GT Hennessey 1000! I also like the 1967 Hillman Hunter and the values it has to Dr Suat Gunsel, it's great they went to a lot of effort to find and restore this for him. Will recommend to all!

Bill Westerhout

A stunning private collection of American classic cars. Not open to the general public.