Dutch Corvette Collection

The Dutch Corvette Collection is a privately run showroom by André Boer at Autobedrijf André Boer in Wezep, housing a large, curated assembly of Corvettes spanning early postwar models to modern performance editions. The collection has been publicly accessible by appointment since around 2012.

Visits are organised by appointment (contact details listed on the operator site). The display is focused on marque history and special examples rather than interpretive museum infrastructure, so expect a hands-on enthusiast atmosphere in a working garage/showroom setting.

A compact, enthusiast-focused display of American sports‑car history concentrated on the Corvette marque. The host is the collection owner/technician, so tours are informal and often include technical anecdotes.

Look out for:

• Rare early Corvettes, including a 1953 model noted as one of the few in Europe.

• Anniversary and limited-edition Corvettes (50th anniversary, Pace Cars, ZR1s).

• Side-by-side examples showing design and engineering changes across decades.

• Occasional club visits and rotating vehicles from the wider private fleet.

Best way to experience it:

Book in advance by email or phone, allow time to talk with the owner for deeper context, and combine the visit with a local drive—parking is available at the autobedrijf address.

• Visits are by appointment; contact Autobedrijf André Boer to schedule.

• The venue operates as a working garage/showroom, not a large public museum.

• Entry is typically informal; donations may be suggested but policies vary.

• Expect close-up viewing of vehicles; ask about photography rules when booking.