The Lingenfelter Collection

where do you post your pics? can I see some then?

 

Sure, here's the link.

http://www.pakwheels.com/forumreply_az_TopicID!53147~ForumID!17~page!1~pw.html

 

Wow, thank you sooo much!!!! I cant wait for tomorow morning!!

 

No prob.

 

Nice shots@!

 

Is there going to be a welcome home party for the veryon

 

YEAH ITS CALLED MEADOWBROOK!

 

Kahmed,

You did a great job of photographing Meadowbrook today! Post more for those of us who can't attend, and also post the old classics, as well.

Thank You for your good work. I see you are from Ann Arbor, I used to live there from my birth, until my health made me move up North, to Alma. PM if you wish and we can talk further, maybe of common interests and we may know some of the same people and places.

Ciao...Paolo

 

yes i did, we woke up late and we arrived at 10:00 because It was my dad's b-day, I really loved the veyron, I today showed the guys from motorwerk's the veyron and they went gaga, who wouldnt.. you have to tell ken to bring it down there sometime this week or next week when im a intern there.

 

sick collection, thanks for posting

 

Thanks for appreciating my pics guys, here are the pics from the Concours.

http://www.pakwheels.com/forumreply_az_TopicID!53232~ForumID!17~pw.html

 

I have done the 'drive past the house' thing before when being followed. It is weird because you almost feel like you are James Bond in a spy movie trying to lose the people tailing you. LOL!!

 

You actually reminded me of something else that happened to me that was a bit funny. A few months ago I went to a friends wedding up in Northern Indiana and I drove the Diablo 6.0 there. Well, before the wedding I was driving around and saw this car show in a church parking lot with a bunch of neat old cars, classics, and muscle cars. I stopped in to check them out and the guys at the gate said, 'Pull in here...you need to be in this show,' so I did. Well, I parked the car and left the doors and engine hatch up so that the people that were now swarming the car could see inside. That was the polite thing to do I thought. Well, I turned around and walked away to talk to someone (I was about 15 feet from the car) and when I turned back around there was some kid (maybe 10-12 years old) SITTING IN THE CAR!! I was speechless. The father was standing right there leaning in the car talking to his son, and had NO PROBLEMS with letting his son just jump into a Lamborghini without so much as even asking. What was really funny was that the people standing around were almost as mortified as I was, and I could see from the way they looked at me they did not know what to do, but expected me to kill the kid and his idiot father. Instead, I played it cool and walked up and said, 'Hello there. Can I help you,' and they all but ignored me. The kid just happened to be getting bored then and was getting out anyway. The kicker was that neither the son, NOR THE FATHER, apologized for what they had done. I could not help but think how rude they were, and can only imagine how that kid will grow up with no manners or respect for other peoples belongings. To kind of make a side shot point, as the kid and father were walking away (they were only a few feet from the car, and within earshot) I said, 'Would anyone else like to sit in the car? Evidently it is open season with no need to ask,' to which a few people laughed. The father and son were unphased. For the next 10 minutes people walked up to me and were saying, 'I cannot believe that father let his son do that,' to which I agreed and said, 'It happens. Some people just have no manners'.

 

It is a sad testament to where our society is leaning. There are a lot of people out there with no manners, no respect and absolutely no trace of guilt about it.

 

Very understandable, I saw 1 year ago up in bay harbour a kid was wearing jeans with those metal buttons all over the back ( kid was 9 years old and was foreign looking) he just leaned on a bugatti veyron that was there and the father who was talking with the salesman, was astonished and pushed him off the car.. then the kid did it again. And then the humble (until now) salesman stepped in and said "how dare you!!! this costs more then your home! get away" and the salesman physiclly moved him away from the car.

 

WOW AMAZING PITURES AS USUAL. DOES HE NEED ANYONE TO SWEEP THE FLOORS FOR HIM

 

Very impressive

 

Did this gentleman happen to have his Enzo at the Dream Cruise on Woodward this past Saturday ?

http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o104/Davesvt2000/WoodwardAve2007085.jpg

 

HAPPY MAN! big big collection.