What to do on a summer Saturday?

Having passed on the Coppa Rossa, I still wanted to drive somewhere, and preferably before it got hot, since the 328's a/c isn't of too much use once the ambient temperature exceeds 90.

I started out at the weekly "Donut Derelicts" gathering in Chamblee, which had a bit of a European flair this time. It was nice to have Italian, German and British cars all parked in front. The Nissan GT-R that showed up later came in the far end of the lot and stayed there, the driver having business at the appliance place down that way. He seemed oblivious that there was a car show going on by the donut shop, or else just didn't care, but at least I snapped his ride's picture.
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Then I cruised up 400 to Ferrari of Atlanta, where I was impressed with a two-tone 458 spider, Rosso Mugello and black, an interesting combo. I caught the Campbells leaving in the company 488 to catch up to the Coppa Rossa, and found some interesting cars in the pre-owned room, including a Dino, a Bentley and a Rolls-Royce. And a very nice 458 Speciale was parked next to my car when I went to leave.
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