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Legendary Classics are a common sight at pretty much all venues during 'Car Week' and offer a wonderful opportunity to see cars that you normally either never see or have to visit museums and private collections to catch a glimpse of them.

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In the run-up to the Sunday Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, on Thursday of Car week those Concours entrants who choose to partake in the Pebble Tour take off in the morning for a 55 mile drive on California Highway 1 and famous 17-Mile drive, then stop for a catered lunch in Carmel-by-the-Sea so people may view the cars without having to buy tickets for Sunday's Concours. More than half the field usually take part in the drive, the purpose of which is to earn the extra 5 points for participating, to break ties with cars that did not drive the Tour.

Shown is one of the most historic Testa Rossas, a 250 Tr 59/60, Ser#. 0774, the actual *outright winner of the '60 24 hours of Lemans, Olivier Gendebien & Paul Frere driving. The sound of the unmuffled V-12 reverbarating between the buildings is sufficient reason to attend.

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One of the most historic and successful Formula 1 cars ever.................Michael Schumacher's world-championship winning  F2002 triple winner, never finishing lower than 2nd place during

the season. For an enthusiast, it just doesn't get better than this.

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How often does one get the opportunity to stroll past an LM 250, and then have the attendant offer to raise the rear section so you can admire, study and photograph the 'inner sanctum'.

Simply spectacular !

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On Tuesday, downtown Carmel closes all streets and the delightful, free 'Cars-0n-the-Avenue' low-profile Concours takes centerstage for the day. Invariably, people think the merchants must really hate this, but you couldn't be more wrong. The men & their friends spend their time immersing themselves in a great Concours, the restaurants are full all day long, and the wives and daughters are free to shop and usually spend much more money than they tell you they'll spend as the price for coming along and letting you indulge yourself. Last time I attended more than 10,000 p;eople were there.

The best part is early in the morning , around sunrise, steaming cappuccino in hand, watching & listening to the 250 or so cars staging into their assigned spaces. 

A 365 GTB' Daytona 'Competizione' - one of only 15 such models made.

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John. Can't thank you enough. My' hubby' is in mourning due to the cancellation of Pebble Beach this year. So special thanks on his behalf to review past events. Want to only add that one finds people as exotic as the cars there.  See you there next year.  :0)   Regards.

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John is an impossible act to follow, but let's keep it going with this one:  In the Southward Car Museum, NZ, called the Red Bug.  It looks like it was made by the Flexible Flyer Sled Company.

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4 minutes ago, stuny said:

John is an impossible act to follow, but let's keep it going with this one:  In the Southward Car Museum, NZ, called the Red Bug.  It looks like it was made by the Flexible Flyer Sled Company.

I notice that it has 'air bags'.

Pete.

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Nothin new from anyone?  How about this one?

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Joining in expressing disappointment that the annual Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was cancelled this year.  To wit, offering a casual shot of an honored resident at Up the Creek, a 1928 Terrot. The machine was proudly shown in the Vintage French Motorcycle Display at Pebble Beach in 2013. The unrestored, original Terrot was discovered in a barn at Chateau Dubec in Pont l’Eveque, Normandy, France.  A month later it was purchased along with 11 other vintage motorcycles at auction by phone and imported to the U.S.  It is a most cherished remaining machine from the adventure.

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Apologies. Turns out I only had photos of the Terrot taken long ago with one of those 'other' brands so included a Leica photo of my monitor so you can see the Terrot on the green at Pebble Beach. The Terrot is now covered with tarps while it's porch home is being painted, but a quick shot included. Promise more another time. Cheers.

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Garage find in rural Los Olivos, California.  No bad angles of what I feel is the perfectly designed 300SL body. 

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