These are all things of beauty that only the creative mind of man could conceive. There are occasions when man’s thoughts are far more beautiful than nature….suck on that greenies!
WHAT A WONDEFUL FIND
I hope the cars are restored to their former glory and displayed at Caesar’s Palace in Vegas.
I love the great classic cars, and American cars fron the 50’s. Today’s econojellybeans are boring, disposable appliances.
There are some beautiful cars built today though. The sports wagons are ho-hum in general but some coupes and sedans are stream-lined like whipped creme. I have long had a fondness for German marques (other than BMWs) and it is always a treat to wander about the dealers’ showrooms. Whether any of today’s cars hold the romantic bliss of the big 1950s “Yank Tanks” only the future can decide.
I Rather doubt they will, Cad. But then, somebody back in the 50’s might have said the same thing.
The VW Beetle with its motor in the front isn’t adorable like its forefathers is it?
No.
That collection is worth a ton,but imagine how much more will be spent restoring them
Probably 10x the purchase price. It’d be interesting, difficult work too.
Drool.
Yes indeed!
These are all things of beauty that only the creative mind of man could conceive. There are occasions when man’s thoughts are far more beautiful than nature….suck on that greenies!
WHAT A WONDEFUL FIND
I hope the cars are restored to their former glory and displayed at Caesar’s Palace in Vegas.
I’d make the trip to see them
Oh My! really does not do the cars justice.
My Oh My! perhaps?
Damn you KG, Google image search from the list has taken a fair chunk of my
Saturday already and I’m still in the ‘A’s. The Avions Voisins are just superb.
Lead me to this one…..
http://www.supercars.net/Pics?v=y&s=c&id=4433&p=1931_Voisin_C20MylordDemiBerline1.jpg
Oh YES!
I love the great classic cars, and American cars fron the 50’s. Today’s econojellybeans are boring, disposable appliances.
There are some beautiful cars built today though. The sports wagons are ho-hum in general but some coupes and sedans are stream-lined like whipped creme. I have long had a fondness for German marques (other than BMWs) and it is always a treat to wander about the dealers’ showrooms. Whether any of today’s cars hold the romantic bliss of the big 1950s “Yank Tanks” only the future can decide.
I Rather doubt they will, Cad. But then, somebody back in the 50’s might have said the same thing.
The VW Beetle with its motor in the front isn’t adorable like its forefathers is it?
That collection is worth a ton,but imagine how much more will be spent restoring them
Probably 10x the purchase price. It’d be interesting, difficult work too.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/luxury/motoring/53782/the-making-of-the-porsche-918.html
Need a panelbeater for your newly purchased Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider?
http://vimeo.com/108818609
Beautiful, sad to see them rusting away though. Hopefully they’ll be restored.