Yes, we went to Pebble Beach this weekend. No, we did not blog about it. Well, at least until now. If you want minute by minute coverage, look elsewhere. This is an abbreviated version complete with amateur photos taken with a camera that did not require a strap to carry. Details are provided when necessary, but otherwise we just took photos of stuff we thought looked cool. More pics after the jump.
This Duesenberg won Best in Show at the Pebble Beach Concours.
This collection of Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolets was hard to miss at The Quail held on Friday.
Only a Ferrari can look good with a pea green interior.
No, you should not adjust your screen, that's an orange Enzo. And yes, the F40 is still the better looking Ferrari.
Rally cars rule.
"Well you see here Chip, if you paint it two-tone it just won't look right."
One of two Ferrari 250 GTOs that competed in Saturday's vintage races at Laguna Seca leaves the paddock.
And on the track.
How could you not love a grid like this?
The following are just some of the cars that appeared at Sunday's Concours in Pebble Beach. We got up at 5 AM to get there in time to see them driving onto the staging area. It was definitely worth it to see this kind of metal in motion.
This collection of Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolets was hard to miss at The Quail held on Friday.
Only a Ferrari can look good with a pea green interior.
No, you should not adjust your screen, that's an orange Enzo. And yes, the F40 is still the better looking Ferrari.
Rally cars rule.
"Well you see here Chip, if you paint it two-tone it just won't look right."
One of two Ferrari 250 GTOs that competed in Saturday's vintage races at Laguna Seca leaves the paddock.
And on the track.
How could you not love a grid like this?
The following are just some of the cars that appeared at Sunday's Concours in Pebble Beach. We got up at 5 AM to get there in time to see them driving onto the staging area. It was definitely worth it to see this kind of metal in motion.
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