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Tuesday, June 16, 2020

2019 SXSW, Part III: The Cars

1972 Plymouth 'Cuda 440+6


Lamborghini Huracan...read the license plate!


Porsche 911 Turbo


A slammed Coupe de Ville Caddy...Welcome to Texas!


No, you are most certain not!


Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT


BMW M2


Perfect Chevy 1970s pick up truck


Pontiac GTO


Pontiac Solstice roadster


McLaren P1 GTR

1 of only 375 manufactured, McLaren P1 GTR. You have to be a McLaren P1 owner already and then you have opportunity to purchase the track version.


Umm...umm...umm


Dodge Charger Hemi


White BMW M5 (F90) on the right.


Fiat 124 Spyder, on the right, just above the Lyft sticker


Mazda RX-8


Porsche 911 Turbo 


Wednesday, May 20, 2020

The Audrain Automobile Museum


Newport, Rhode Island is most famous for the majestic mansions that grace Bellevue Avenue. The Tennis Hall of Fame is also on Bellevue and in between them is the Audrain Automobile Museum.

I liked this auto collection as it was all in one big room and the collection rotates every three months.



A stunning 1953 Ferrari 250 Europa. If one ever comes to auction and you are in the mood to purchase one, get ready to spend around $3.000.000. This was easily my favorite car in the collection.






The Bugatti Veyron, at one time the car with the highest top speed in the world. 









The ultra rare and fast, Saleen S7. It has a Ford 7.0 liter (427 cubic inch) V8 and a 6-speed manual transmission. 


One of famous cars ever manufactured, the Duesenberg. Production lasted from 1921 - 1937 and was extremely expensive for its time. Prices started at $13.000 and could exceed $25.000. This car unattainable for most of the populace as the average salary in 1925 was less than $1.300.  

You literally had to be a movie star such as Gary Cooper to afford one. His Model J sold for $22.000.000!



I did not know this saying originated from the car itself!