Fall Romp through SW and South WI

What a great group of cars! Too bad I can't find that in North Georgia. Looks like it was a great time Marty.

 

David

Wow!  Nice selection of cars.

So, Marty, seeing your list and Sandy's video here, I do remember seeing some of these cars at Lake Mills yesterday morning. So sorry you had to bail. I've probably got photos of many of these cars and will post soon.

BTW, you did miss peak the Fall colors, they came and went real quick early last week.

That should read, you did miss the peak Fall colors. I speak English on a part time basis.

Marty & Sandy,

 

   Great video, thanks so much for posting. Always thought that the Lancia Aureila was one of the most beautiful GT's ever built, along with the Lotus Elite.

 

Marty, is the Route 66 License Plate a speciality plate in Ill. ?

 

Chuck & Maggie

Yes Chuck that is one of his many specialty plates available in Illinois.

I must get my pix posted, I have a number of the Lancia.

Marty, nice gloves....Interesting sound track from Sandy....

Enjoyed the video, thanks for sharing.....

Would have liked to join you in my T-bird...

Great video and a terriffic cruise with a lot of really fine cars.  No doubt that your IM got more attention than anything else there!

 

Looks like winter is coming soon up there.  Most of the leaves are off the trees and lots of warm coats.  Nice to have that great Suby heater wasn't it?

 

Thanks a lot for sharing this event with us!

Jack, you are kidding, right, or did you not see the 300 SL....

Very cool!  Great group of cars.

That car was awesome and that old dude could drive.  He got a flat tire and changed it before I could repair the little button that popped out if my hand brake.  Amazing!

Yeah Vinny, that SL certainly caught my eye.  Since I've owned a couple of Spridgets, it was good to see that one running with the big boys.

Rich, would like to see the Lancia pictures.

 

Marty, I used to travel to Oklahoma City twice a year when I worked for the FAA, usually drove Route 66 in my then daily driver Audi TT Conv. Stopped at the Nat'l Route 66 museum and parked under the sign and took a picture of the car, heard alot of comotion behind me couldn't figure out what it was. Turned around to see a bunch of Japenese tourists decked out in leather chaps, jackets etc. etc. riding Harley's. It turned out that they had rented Harley's to ride the "Mother Road" and wanted me to take their group picture, also once met a group of Corvette lovers in rented Corvettes from Norway. Such is the universal appeal of the "Mother Road" !

Whoops, forgot to post picture

Here's a composite of some of the cars there on Sunday. If anyone wants to see a particular car closer, larger, etc., let me know. Plenty of Lotis, Porschi and Ferrarii.

With a dab of Corvair, Ford, Buick and Chebbie.

Oh my God!  What a selection.  I think I just drooled on my keyboard.

Yup, this is quite an interesting show each month for a little town in Wisconsin appx. half way between Milwaukee and Madison. I was unable to attend their "super" show held early September, but have heard they have had some pretty rare cars there for that event. I got there at a little after 8 and was relegated to one of the "back lots".

With the crowd dwindling, I got one video of a departing 911: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...amp;feature=youtu.be

Pic from Church and Frank Lloyd Wright's grave in WI.  We were missing 11 cars.  Must have got lazy after Brats and German Beers

Or maybe you were breathing in your own farts???