Tammy Allen in one of her favorite cars, a 1957 Elvis Cadillac built by Boyd Coddington for Reece’s Candy, in her collection in the Allen Car Museum on River Road.

Tammy Allen shows off her 2007 Rolls Royce Phantom previously owned by Nicholas Cage in the new Allen Car Museum on River Road.

Allen’s 1968 Camaro SS has a 555-cubic-inch Chevrolet motor under the hood.

Tammy Allen’s 1937 Ford Custom Wildrod pickup sports fancy paint on its sleek body.

Allen’s 1937 Ford Custom Wildrod is powered by a Mustang motor painted with green flames that match those on the truck’s exterior.

The grill on Tammy Allen’s 1968 Camaro sports the insignia SS for the car type. Beneath the hood of the car is a 555-cubic-inch Chevy motor.

Two of Tammy Allen’s collection of muscle cars travel down the road between storage hangers at Grand junction Regional Airport. In front is her 1937 Ford Custom Wildrod pickup, and following is her 1968 Camaro SS.

Tammy Allen’s most recent purchase, a 1931 Ford pickup, is reflecte

Fleet manager Steve Kovach leans into Tammy Allen’s 1937 Ford Custon Wildrod pickup as he answers a question outside one of the hangars where Allen’s fleet is stored at Grand Junction Regional Airport. Behind him are three of her other cars, a 1968 Camaro SS, a 1931 Ford pickup and a 1938 Cadillac convertible.

Tammy Allen purchased this 1931 Ford Pickup truck this month, making it the most recent addition to her collection of cars.

Parked in the hangar between two large black limousines, a “breast cancer” pink Mini Cooper limo sports a jacuzzi in the back for your riding pleasure.

The engine in Allen’s 1968 Camaro SS is a 555-cubic-inch Chevrolet motor.

The front of Tammy Allen’s 1939 Cadillac convertible, one of just a few roadworthy ones left.

Tammy Allen’s 1938 Cadillac convertible, one of a very few roadworthy ones left in existence.

Owner Tammy Allen in the lobby will be opening her new Allen Car Museum on River Road. The sculpture, top, is inspired from a Cadillac hood ornament and Tammy herself.