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These events are
arranged in a more-or-less chronological order, with the most
recent additions at the bottom.
Stirling Moss presenting
an award to Carrol Shelby
The 1998 Concours Italiano in Carmel, California, USA, was a great collection of some fine Italian automobiles. I tried to take enough pictures to impart to others a sense of how awesome this event was. Hopefully, I succeeded. Enjoy the pictures.
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1 (Alfa Romeo)
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2 (Alfa Romeo)
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3 (De Tomaso)
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4 (Ferrari)
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5 (Ferrari)
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6 (Fiat)
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7 (Iso)
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8 (Italdesign)
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9 (Lamborghini)
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10 (Lancia)
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11 (Maserati)
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12 (Vector Aeromotive)
This event just keeps getting bigger and bigger. I have over 600 pictures that Dave Okada and I took or video-captured from this event. Yes, they are nicely categorized and thumbnailed.
1999 Carmel Concorso Italiano in Carmel
Valley (Monterey), CA, USA
If you love sports cars and have never been to a road race, you're missing out on an awesome event. The cars in these races are incredible. I have seen Mercedes CLK GTR's, Porsche 911 GT1's, a Panoz, a couple of Marcos LM's, McLaren F1s, and a bunch of other cars, all duking it out at high speed. It's well worth the price of admission.
1998 Visa Sports Car Championship held at
Laguna Seca in Monterey, CA, USA
1999 Visa Sports Car Championship held at
Laguna Seca in Monterey, CA, USA
A few months ago, some people in the San Fransisco Bay Area expressed interest in starting a new club, which has now been named Club Z. The first meeting occurred on Saturday, December 5th, 1998. But before this, some of the people who would eventually get involved in Club Z had another meet.
San Fransisco Bay Area 90+ Z Meet --
Saturday, October 24th, 1998
Club Z Meet -- Saturday, December 5th,
1998 (page 1)
Club Z Meet -- Saturday, December 5th,
1998 (page 2)
Club Z's Ultimate Z Weekend -- Friday-Sunday,
April 23-25, 1999
Auto shows are a great place to find out what lots of different cars are like in a short period of time. You can sit in the driver's seat of most cars, play with the radios of some, and generally see how everything works. Some of the most expensive cars are kept locked, but they'd probably unlock them for a serious buyer. I have pictures from some of the auto shows I've attended.
1997 Los Angeles International Auto Show
1998 San Fransisco International Auto Show
(page 1)
1998 San Fransisco International Auto Show
(page 2)
2000 San Jose International Auto Show
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