Well, I certainly didn't win. But I don't think I lost either. I learned a lot. Mostly that I while I love having a super-clean and detailed car, I don't really care to do the work required to actually win one of these things. Maybe with my 911, or a car I fully restore, but not my 179K daily driver.
Vlad showed well. More pics over on his thread (see my sig).
In the same class was this amazing Zinno M3. It either has clear-coat or was re-sprayed. No way that finish is original (people say that about Vlad too, but THIS car's finish was...wow).
Nice guy, Dane, I think, a few cars down with this beauty of an M5. He's owned it since 1988. 2nd owner.
Hennarot M3. Another stunner.
A much nicer Maytag than Maytag.
Five or six sweet E9s were on display. My daughter really liked the color combination of this one.
Although I am most partial to Bill Spornitz's recently completed 3.0CS.
I might be biased because that's my valve cover (I sold it to him for $0 because he let me oogle his build). BTW, he rattle canned it with "Stainless Steel" paint...which looks REALLY good; even better than the Aluminum powder coat I did on Vlad's intake.
Here's a pic of Mike from Seattle. Really, that's him.
Another great looking E9. Love this color.
Chris should like this. Golf yellow.
Requisite 2002 photos:
Yum. E30 Touring.
Wanna 524td? This was for sale:
Both Christine & Coco liked the Isetta.
FWIW, there was not a SINGLE E34 on display.
Nice weather. Nice cars. Nice event.
