Sept 21st in Connecticut - Looking for Muscle Cars

[njsteve]

Gee, how rich do you have to be when you can tell Ferrari that you want them to rebody the Enzo into an updated version of the P4 (of which you own the original)?







The original 1970s Countach. What classic lines:



And what all that 1980s Miami Vice-induced cocaine abuse did to the design:



The Corvette Rondin:



An original, unrestored BMW type 57 roadster, with original, unrestored owner sitting next to it.



Amazing Buick Woody:

[njsteve]

Now I know how Clark Griswold's redneck brother-in law feels when he visits.

Here's some real American cars:

Bill's 1968 SS396 and Al's 1969 Copo Chevelle:



Bill's car:



Al's car:



Bills' engine:



Al's engine:



Here's them wondering why the champagne steward was late for their refills:



Here's the piano player frolicking the day away:



The veranda:



And the view from the veranda:

[njsteve]

Rich and his monster wagon:



and it's monster motor:



My old Dodge:



And my boy. He was actually thrilled to go. On the trip back he said this was the "most fun day he ever spent with Dad, ever." He then went on to say that he set a new high score on his Transformers Nintendo game...

I did take him around for a few tours of the show field. He does like the "cars with the funny opening doors" - I imagine he means the McLaren, the Countachs and the Ferrari P4, and not the Kaiser Darrin a couple of rows over.

[njsteve]

Beautiful 1971 440 Six Barrel Cuda. Blue with blue interior. Very bright. It came in second, behind the silver 1977 Countach in the 71 and up class:

[njsteve]

Another bizarro car from the spectator parking lot: