Worked yesterday on the H/O and figured it needed a drive before I put temp wheels on it while I got tires. Was a little worried about getting molested, but there were expensive Italian
cars there, so people pretty much behaved. Hung out for a couple hours with a friend under overcast skies with a little drizzle at times, then went home.


Acura NSX. Dude just hit a coyote and needs parts help.


Mine and my friend's old Supra.


Lotus Elise, I think


A Ferrari and a McLaren.


Tuners/Ricers



Even a 79 or so Cutlass is susceptible to the dreaded LS Swap disease.


This car show gets all types.


69 Corvette


58 88.


Coronet I think


The most expensive Toyota in mass production, I think. LC-500


A Porsche


Back of the NSX and mine off in the distance.


Chevelle and others.



Obligatory one of your ride home.


Grand National


A local Sprint Car team.


72 Corvette.


57 Chevy with a lot of chrome. 72 Monte Carlos, which I like as I have one. Very rare front license plate bracket on that car.

 

Couple shots of a Lamborghini Huracan.


Another shot of the McLaren and the Ferrari.


Another Porsche


A Maserati. I felt fortunate to have all 5 of those cars within one view.


Time to go.


Limited slip function check.

 

Great pictures....thanks for sharing. Good to test functionality!

 

Thanks for sharing. I always love seeing cars.

 

Nice variety of cars. Did any Mustangs or Challengers hit the curb?

 

lol i was going to ask that

 

Thanks Ranger, for the reminder. I forgot to answer the man.

No one hit the curb; what people did was turn out on the road, THEN punch it. They also didn't spin because they weren't turning when they hit it. Only burnout I saw was the one I did in the dead shopping center above.