Here is a photo essay of the automobiles that Elvis owned & are at this location. I know of at least one vehicle that is in antoher museum.
He had a lot of nice cars, kept in great condition.
An old style Limousine
This was painted on one of the walls - I liked the beach scene
An interesting collection.
The nice thing is, when you pay to go to Graceland, you can also go & see all of the exhibits afterward...or even before. They have about 6 or 7 exhibits all about Elvis. The exhibits are all across the street from Graceland.
I'm not a car buff, so I don't really know what kind of cars these are - if you do, please let me know!
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I was just reading about one of his cars in Motor Trend magazine.
He has the raquetball room which is now all awards, the old Colonel's office building, the pool, the graves, the original awards building....lots to see, then spend time at all the other museums...plus most of them have shows/movies about the exhibits as well.
This car exhibit had a continously running movie about him and cars...footage, etc. I think it is worth it if you like Elvis at all~
The Pink obviously is the '55 Elvis gave Mother.
I believe the Purple is a '55 also.
I believe the one on the podium outside is a '57 eldorado Barritz
The Black Benz is a 600 Series stretch limousine approx 1970. Elvis also had a 1969 Benz 600 "Short" limo that was a 4 door w/out the center extension. I believe it was slate blue?, a lighter color anyway and now is supposedly in Europe with an Elvis fan.
The beach picture can also be seen in another picture behind the little red (1960?) MGA used in the movie Blue Hawaii. I am not sure of the other black car behind the motorcycle although I should. I know he had at least one Panterra but the round tail lights makes me think Ferrari or De Tomasa.
The last black car is his 1970 Stutz Bearcat which is touted as being Production #1.
There is a photo of twin bullet tail lights. I know the '59 Caddy had them.
There you go, my best guesses on them.