Butzi

Got to hang out at the Blackhawk Auto Museum in Danville, CA this evening for a private party. Didn't shoot any photos of the pre-war autos, but they were spectacular! Food sucked, though. There are better photos here: http://www.blackhawkmuseum.org/ or google it for other galleries.

Here are some of my favorites. If anyone knows the official color of the first "yellow" 911s, I'd like to know. It had more "burnt umber"/corn/not-too-bright-for-my-tastes allure to it...maybe one for the wife? Yes, these are from my cell phone:





















Somebody please buy my wheels.

Butzi

And, of course, a future museum model:

camchain

If anyone knows the official color of the first "yellow" 911s, I'd like to know.

baron95993

Looks great. I think the pics were not all that bad.
Baron

Mark in Baltimore

Very cool! I like the Bizzarrini and, of course, the Gulf Porsches.

Cactus

I was just looking at the white 74 RS yesterday online...I WANT!!!!!

JDHertz11

I always loved the "Futuristic" styling of the B.A.T. cars. Very "Jet Age" as we called the era here in the US.... If I remember correctly those cars sold for $$ millions each a few years ago...

Butzi

There are three of the B.A.T. Alpha's at the museum! Very dramatic looking cars.

Bahama Yellow it is!

JDHertz11

I can care less if those cars even run or not. The styling is very emotional. The Italians really know design. I once watched some Italians look at a toaster for 1/2 hour to decide if they really liked the "look" of it. We think it just toasts bread.... They say it doesn't just toast bread it evokes emotion......... and oh yea it may brown a piece of bread. I love all things Italian, but love the purposeful design work of Zeeee Germans..........