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Cars and Coffee gigantic turnout 6-16-07
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Harry_Ward
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Nice! Makes me want to buy a one way airline ticket.
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Again, I find myself drawn to the "oddballs" - the grey VW notchback, the 1500 Ghia (love THAT one!), and the Jeepster!
Neat stuff, Cliff - thanks!
Mickey
Neat stuff, Cliff - thanks!
Mickey
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The Red car is a Bizzarrini - The 1960's Bizzarrini is an absolutely beautiful car. Bizzarrini was one of Enzo Ferrari's top engineers. They had a falling out and Bizzarrini started his own car. He's the man behind such cars as the Ferrari 250 GTO and the Testa Rossa, the Iso Rivolta GT, the Iso Grifo and the American Motors AMX/3.
Here is one of his 60's designs. It was at a car show here recently, only the 3rd time this car has been out. Bizzarrini used a Corvette V-8 in this car because he wanted a reliable engine.
Here is one of his 60's designs. It was at a car show here recently, only the 3rd time this car has been out. Bizzarrini used a Corvette V-8 in this car because he wanted a reliable engine.
