Very sad. RIP.
Forbes:
"O'Quinn's childhood passion for cars was reignited two and a half years ago (2004) when he saw a 1932 Duesenberg Durham Tourister for sale at aHouston auction of antique autos. He bought 14 cars that day, including the Duesenberg for $405,000. The outing took him back to the 1950s when his dad, who had a car repair shop, took him to a show at the Sam Houston Coliseum. When they stepped away from the new models to eyeball the classic cars, O'Quinn recalls, it was "like walking into a church." His dad called the Duesenberg--that Depression-era carriage of kings and kingpins--"the greatest car ever built."
O'Quinn has since spent upward of $100 million to buy 618 cars, including six other Duesenbergs, the 1911 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost featured in Titanic, JFK's 1962 Lincoln Continental Bubble Top limo, a curvaceous 1937 Bugatti Type 57 Atalante and a 1938 Talbot Lago for which he paid $3.4 million at auction in September."