The owners of The Collective Auto Depot.
Wayne, Travis and Johnathon built the place they always wanted for their own cars.
The Collective is a private storage club in Gallatin, Tennessee, run by its owners, car people before anything else. You’ll meet them on your first walk down the floor. After that, they’ll know your car by name.
Car people first. Landlords never.
Plenty of storage buildings are run by a property company. This one is run by the people who built it, with their own cars on the floor. See what comes with the space under privileges, or see the room on the floor page.
Wayne Foreman
Travis Nickell
Johnathon Foreman
Greg Nickell
How you'll meet them
Request a space
Send the form or call (615) 496-6038. Travis picks up.
Walk the floor
Tours run Monday to Friday, 8 to 4. Walk the floor, sit in the lounge, meet the people.
Pick a tier
Three ways to belong, from a place on the floor to a private office above it. Spaces are limited, so ask about availability.
Drive in
Weekly care and a slow walk-around. Call ahead and it’s warmed up and waiting at the door.
Car People for the Car Person
Collective and Coffee, the third Saturday of every month from 7 to 11 AM, is open to all.
Neighbors from Gallatin and collectors from Nashville get the same welcome. Come for the room, stay for the company. The calendar lives on the events page.
Come meet the people who'll know your car by name.
The floor holds one hundred cars. Ask about yours.
Tours Monday to Friday, 8 to 4, at 254 W Eastland St, Gallatin.