I think it is ultimately his responsibility but you can bet the trucking companies insurance carrier will blame the city, county or RR company or whomever is responsible for maintaining that intersection. They may have a case if proper clearences werent maintained. Just sucks because the car owners will have to be caught in the middle unless their insurance pays off then goes after the guilty.

 

The cars were from a company called European Collectibles in Costa Mesa. Being so close the weather being so predictable, I doubt they felt the need to go all-out for enclosed. According to some posts I've read from people that talked to the owner, the black Speedster was a recently-completed resto that the owner let them show, while the white Spdstr was sold at the show.

Emanuel

 

omgomg ,,,well those pics just ruined my day,,and appetite,,and sex drive,,,ooppss to much info.......

 

I went to the GAF this weekend and was looking at those cars in one of the pavillions. Very nice(was) examples of early type P cars. Unbelievable!

 

I think it really hurts more when you have owned a cherry original Speedster and restored it. Mine was not concours but nice and this sight really hurts. I have said it before, but here it is again: To drive a Speedster is to know the essence of Porsche.