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I remember #1 sitting at your home before it was brought back to its current glory, and you have truely done the 928 community a huge plus in bringing the 928 to everyone’s attention!
Thrilled for you and all long time enthusiasts for the prominent and public display of this important 928.
Been said before but bears repeating to give the context of what Andrew has provided this exhibit:
#1 represents the culmination of more than a 6 year effort, from the vision Tony Lapine began to formulate back in his days at GM design, and the ultimate expression of engineering and design excellence executed in a way unlikely ever to be repeated.
Weird stuff...If you've ever been to the experience center you know it is pretty big, with lots of levels, lots of glass, and lots of angles. I walked up to Ray while he was busy setting Brumos cars into position, stood next to him and reached out for this selfie...one take, in about 10 seconds time (he was BUSY) We're a floor up and a good 20 feet away from those windows behind us. Outside, to the right, you can see a row of ground level windows on an angle across the courtyard, reflecting #1 still parked in the courtyard but out of direct sight from the room we're in. Unlike a lot of my photos this was not intentional! GT R pointed this out to me hours later when we were reviewing hundreds of pics from the day.
Andrew thanks for being such an awesome owner of #1! Super cool for you to share it with the Experience Center and all the patrons that will get to check it out over the next 6 months.
01-14-2019, 08:34 AM
