James May Collection

John Bishop, Thomas Head (alias Williams), James May (engraving)
558470 John Bishop, Thomas Head (alias Williams), James May (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Bishop, Thomas Head (alias Williams)

Mays Meccano machine
Top gear James May finishes his lap on the Meccano machine. Oz Clark was a passenger for only part of the time. The project made a good hours TV. Photo: Isle of Man Newspapers)

CM5 8599 1906, Cadillac Model K
1906, Cadillac Model K, Y 7479, James May, Cars that changed the world, The London Classic Car Show 2015, 1906, 2015, Cadillac, Cadillac Model K, Car show, Cars that changed the world

CM9 5578 James May, P May, Lotus Mk8
James May, P May, Lotus Mk8, 918 EMK, RAC Woodcote Trophy, Silverstone Classic 2015, Chris McEvoy, circuit racing, cjm-photography, classic cars, Classic Racing Cars, historic cars

CM5 8606 LADA Riva-2
LADA Riva, based on the FIAT 124 this was the car many comrades from the East chose to drive. It was also one of the only cars available

CM5 8593 Ford Mustang, 2914 C
Ford Mustang, 2914 C, James May, Cars that changed the world, The London Classic Car Show 2015

CM5 8592 Austin Mini, 7 VME
Austin Mini, 7 VME, James May, Cars that changed the world, The London Classic Car Show 2015, 7 VME, 2015, Austin Mini, Car show, Cars that changed the world, Classic Car Show, classic cars, ExCel

CM5 8590 Volkswagen Beetle
Volkswagen Beetle, James May, Cars that changed the world, The London Classic Car Show 2015, 2015, Car show, Cars that changed the world, Classic Car Show, classic cars, ExCel, James May, London

CM5 8586 Ford, Model T, V 3968
Ford, Model T, V 3968, James May, Cars that changed the world, The London Classic Car Show 2015, 2015, Car show, Cars that changed the world, Classic Car Show, classic cars, ExCel, Ford, James May

CM5 8588 Mercedes Benz, Patent Motorwagen
Mercedes Benz, Patent Motorwagen, James May, Cars that changed the world, The London Classic Car Show 2015, 2015, Car show, Cars that changed the world, Classic Car Show, classic cars, ExCel

CM5 8611 Bruno, Mars Rover
Bruno, Mars Rover, The London Classic Car Show 2015, 2015, Car show, Classic Car Show, classic cars, ExCel, London, London Classic Car Show 2015, The London Classic Car Show 2015

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James May, the renowned television presenter and journalist, is not just a familiar face on our screens but also an avid collector of unique machines. One of his prized possessions is the Mays Meccano machine, a testament to his love for engineering and construction. In this captivating engraving by Thomas Head (alias Williams), we catch a glimpse of James May's passion for automobiles. The CM5 8603 Standard Superior chassis stands proudly beside him, showcasing his appreciation for classic vehicles. From the elegant CM5 8599 1906 Cadillac Model K to the sleek CM9 5578 Lotus Mk8 bearing his name, each car tells a story of precision and craftsmanship. But James May's collection doesn't stop at cars alone; he has an eye for diverse automotive marvels. The CM5 8606 LADA Riva-2 represents his fascination with Soviet-era automobiles while the CM5 8593 Ford Mustang exudes raw power and American muscle. The charming CM5 8592 Austin Mini, adorned with the number plate "7 VME, " captures James May's affinity for British motoring heritage. Meanwhile, the iconic Volkswagen Beetle in CM5 8590 showcases his admiration for timeless design. Not one to overlook history, James May cherishes classics like the Ford Model T in CM5 8586 and even goes back further with the Mercedes Benz Patent Motorwagen in CM5 8588 – a true pioneer of automotive innovation. And it seems that even beyond Earth's boundaries lies James May's curiosity as depicted by Bruno, Mars Rover in CM5 8611 - perhaps hinting at future adventures yet to come? James May's eclectic collection reflects not only his deep knowledge of automobiles but also his unwavering passion for all things mechanical. With each vehicle carefully chosen and cherished, he continues to inspire us through both television screens and museum halls alike.