Tony Denny spent $70 million on cars to create one of the world's largest classic car museums | photos, video, poll

By Joanne McCarthy
Updated May 27 2016 - 7:39am, first published May 26 2016 - 6:00pm
Enthusiast: Tony Denny beside a powder pink Holden EK Special from 1961, similar to the car he learnt to drive in.
Enthusiast: Tony Denny beside a powder pink Holden EK Special from 1961, similar to the car he learnt to drive in.

TONY Denny bought and sold more than 5000 cars to get the 400 or so he wanted for the opening of Australia’s biggest car museum.

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