Just outside Edmonton, Alberta, sits one of the largest known collections of Chevrolet Camaros and Pontiac Firebirds in the world. David T’s Camaro and Firebird Auto Center spans roughly 8.5 acres and has become a destination for GM enthusiasts searching for rare parts or restoration projects.
A Massive Inventory
According to reports on the facility, the lot holds more than 1,100 Camaros and roughly 1,000 Firebirds, spanning production years from the late 1960s through the early 2000s. Aerial photos of the property show long rows of vehicles in varying condition, from largely intact examples to stripped-down shells.
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Some Unusual Standouts
While much of the inventory consists of parts and salvage vehicles, a few unusual builds stand out, including two stretched Firebird limousines and a modified Trans Am mounted on a 1979 pickup truck frame.
A Resource for Restorers
The facility has built a reputation as a reliable source for hard-to-find Camaro and Firebird parts, giving restorers access to components that are otherwise difficult to track down. Pricing varies significantly depending on the vehicle, with one of the Firebird limousines listed at $68,000 and the modified Trans Am pickup priced at $47,000.
A Draw for Enthusiasts
The sheer scale of the property has attracted significant attention on social media, with videos showcasing the volume of vehicles drawing interest from muscle car enthusiasts. For collectors and restorers alike, the lot offers a rare opportunity to explore decades of GM muscle car history in one place.