
A living collectors car fund
Do not simply own the car.
Advance it.
A collection in which capital, cars, access and provenance work together.
The central idea
Cars should acquire more than mileage.
They should acquire meaning.
The Fund brings significant motorcars into an actively stewarded collection. Each receives a considered plan: technical care, intelligent use, documented provenance, carefully chosen events and, when the moment is right, disciplined sale positioning.
How the model works ↗
The first owner journey
The Alvis begins the story.
The first proposed client car gives the idea a human scale: a distinguished pre-war tourer, an owner who wants both enjoyment and intelligent stewardship, and a plan designed to build the car’s story without diminishing its character.
Follow the complete Alvis case ↗The collection in formation
Not one marque.
Not one era.
The intended architecture spans pre-war elegance, post-war GTs, rally and endurance competition, modern hypercars and carefully judged commissions. Examples shown are illustrative until formally admitted.

The people behind the judgement
Collector instinct.
Commercial discipline.
Philip George Dunmore leads the public and commercial development of the Fund. His own Dodge Viper SRT-10 roadster and Ferrari 575M Maranello F1 are intended for the collection—placing personal cars alongside client cars rather than asking others to go first.
Meet Phil and the specialist network ↗
One record, many presentations
The living car dossier.
Each admitted car can receive a controlled digital record for its identity, history, work, appearances, results, imagery and eventual sale presentation—with public and private layers serving different audiences.
Open the demonstrationStart with one clear decision
Bring capital.
Introduce a car.
Or begin with a conversation.
No public commitment is made through this website. The first step is a private discussion about fit, intention and timing.
Private enquiry
Concours & design
Competition history
Modern & classic commissions