Travis Scott has expanded his car collection with four vintage collector cars after visiting the Volo Museum in Illinois.
On Tuesday (Oct. 20), the museum shared a photo with La Flame, revealing that the rapper had flown in on his private jet to tour the facility and purchase several vehicles. The museum also praised him for his kindness and hospitality toward its staff.
“@travisscott flew out on his private jet to visit Volo Museum and purchased FOUR collector cars from our showrooms,” the museum wrote. “He was very humble and kind to all of our employees and toured the museum. He wants to bring his family back here! Thank you, La Flame, for trusting Volo with his next FIRE rides!”
The post has since been deleted.
According to local reports, the purchases included a 1989 Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary, a 1955 Chevrolet 150 Sedan Delivery, a 1957 Ford Fairlane, and a 1954 Chevrolet 3100. However, the museum has not revealed how much Travis spent on the vehicles.
Located in Volo, Ill., the family-owned Volo Museum features hundreds of classic, antique, and collector cars. The attraction also houses Hollywood movie vehicles, vintage trains, military exhibits, a Titanic exhibit, and an antique mall. Its collection includes iconic cars from film and television, with many available for purchase.
Travis has long been known for his passion for automobiles. His collection has previously included luxury rides such as a Bugatti Chiron, a Ferrari LaFerrari, and several Lamborghinis.
Check out Travis Scott’s visit to the Volo Museum below!
