While nothing exotic, this pre-bloated-bumper-era MGB impressed me, and it's for sale...$8,500. *checking piggy bank*
A slick BMW 3.0 CSi
I must give credit to the BMW folks for their sense of humor.
This Z3M was brought by a lady. I'm not sure which drew the bigger crowd....her....or her car?
My first look at the new Subaru BRZ. It's a modestly priced sports car ($30K) being built both for itself and for Toyota, who will market it as a Scion. Only 11,000 were allocated for Texas, and they were ALL pre-sold.
The rarest car there? No doubt this 30's vintage Packard. I'd never seen one in the flesh before today.
The detail of the original car was legendary, and this restoration certainly upholds Packard's lofty reputation.
These were two one-off's that drew large crowds, but I wasn't that impressed. Underneath they're just Corvettes. I think I could have found something better to spend my money on.
A new McLaren MP4-12C. *2 thumbs up*
Remember drive-in movies? Remember the FUN we used to have at drive-in movies? I'm just not sure this would be the car to have said fun in. *wink*
My Grand Prize Winner for the day....this Alfa Romeo Spider. It was PERFECT, except it didn't have my name on the registration. :(
After saying goodbye to the guys I came home and picked up K and we had lunch at In-n-Out Burger. Mmmmmm.....
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And just a short update on Luke....
He came through a helluva lot better than I would have. He's ready to run and jump. It's hard to hold him back.
That was my day. How was yours? :)
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