Exotic Car Show in Wheeling

Just wanted to say how nice it was to meet some of you at the event. I believe that I met Andreas and Jerry, as my 2 little boys jumped around yelling "fu-ar-ee."

Whoever had the grey-poupon in the rolls, it was quite funny - everyone commented.

Very nice event.

 

I drove up from Eastern Indiana for the weekend so I could go to this show and was not dissapointed. Some of the nicest cars I have ever seen together in one spot. That was only the second time I had seen an ENZO (saw my third later in the day at Gold Coast Bentley) and I'm not sure that there is a more amzing car out there. Here are some pictures I took including me in the Maybach!!

 

I already asked onesto308, but if any1 has any pics of the blue gallardo, I would appreciate if you either posted them or pm tehm to me. Thanks a lot, and it was a great show.

 

If that impressed you, I'd say you have a lot of growing up to do. I'm not trying to belittle you, but if you think endangering other peoples lives is cool, you need to take a deep look within yourself.

Those 'exits' were made on a busy public highway; not the place to pull stunts like that. Someone could have been seriously injured or killed!

 

Um.....er, that would be me; obviously.

DA ROLLS, if you happened to see the license plate.

 

Despite the fact there were a lot of wax streaks from a half-hearted job the night before, I thought the two tone Rolls Silver Spur was much more attractive. Besides, I tried talking to the owner of this white Roller and he replied, " Im busy, " and last I saw he got into a 308 and pulled out of there like a mad man with a Luvabull in the passenger seat screaming, " Faster Skip! " and with the driver yelling, " Get out of my way Frank!" ...

No wait, that was a dream I had last night.

RocketBoy

 

Heh,sorry for that, i just haven't had a chance to see these cars in motion. It may not have been the right thing to do on his part but the exhaust note was intoxicating to hear and i looked past the fact that the CS driver was a moron for what he did. I just got a little giddy to see these works of art really fly. I did have a chance to see almost every car leave and 90% of them were just as wreckless as the next. Not saying that is good or anything but maybe the trend goes with exotic owners. They all enjoy their automobiles and they just don't get a chance to use them to their potential very often. Also it was probably an ego thing for many. To have people standing out there watching them leave a parking lot? The adrenaline starts pumpin and it just takes over from there. Eh.

Cubbyman- pics were sent.

 

Love it David; that is funny!

It was great seeing you and I must say, you have quite an eye for women. I really liked your girlfriend.

She's a very nice girl.

 

Yes, yes and yes; I know what you mean and agree.

Your comment just brought back a vision from a car show the previous week.

It was mostly hotrods that attended, but we had 5 or 6 F-cars there.

Some of the hotrodders felt they had to put on a show when leaving, so a few did burn-outs.

This was on Higgins Rd near Cumberland. One idiot did a long burn and then went sideways, almost taking out a motorcyclist coming in the opposite direction.

Thank God it didn't happen!