Image via Guild’s Garage/YouTube
HapyHipi, as he’s known in the car world (and Tim Schmidt to everyone else), has a massive car collection on a farm that’s dedicated to the hobby in every detail. The guy is an intense gearhead and has amassed quite the collection in a 40,000 square foot facility that’s nicer than most people’s houses.
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That farm, located in King Township, Ontario, isn’t open to the public. But every once in a while HapyHipi along with his dog Hipster will give tours to some lucky VIPs. Thankfully YouTube channel Guild’s Garage was able to recently share their experience at the place, starting with the car-themed entrance, followed by a long driveway lined with old gas station signs.
Hapy himself came out on his golf car made to look like a C1 Corvette, while he wore a Hot Wheels tie dye shirt and hat. That eccentric nature is evident in the man’s car collection.
For example, Hapy owns a lot of cars which have the same color exterior, whether that’s matching paint or wraps. He owns a McLaren Senna and P1 which look like fraternal twins. Same with his all-white Dodge Charger Hellcat, two Dodge Demons, C7 Corvette, and Rolls-Royce Cullinan, looking like five albinos from three different mothers.
He has plenty of other impressive rides in his collection, from a first-gen Ford GT, various Lamborghinis, Brabus Mercedes, Audis, a Mercedes-AMG GT, Porsches, Rolls-Royces, Nashes, Mustangs, Corvettes, Vipers, and more. In fact, a second video with the rest of Hapy’s collection is coming soon.
Of course, also housed in that facility and another building are plenty of automotive memorabilia items, from signs to gas pumps. He even has a huge room full of car toys, including so many Hot Wheels. And he’s always acquiring more at auctions and such.
One thing Hapy struggles with is a neighbor who hates his hobby. Many gearheads have similar problems, but Hapy likes annoying the guy in funny ways, like buying an old church bell and ringing it at random times during the day. We like his attitude and take on the hobby, which above all should be fun.
Images via Guild’s Garage/YouTube
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