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| Each year, Beverly Hills hosts a big concours on Rodeo Drive. Megabucks cars compete with local beauties for attention. | ![]() |
| I am told this slogan on an Airstream refers to surfing. | ![]() |
| Ferraris are a dime a dozen. A Daytona was spotted parked on a side street. There were also two Porsche Carrera GTs. | ![]() |
| Mercedes/McLaren SLR | ![]() |
| Everybody has their logo clothing to show their allegience to their favorite marque. | ![]() |
| Style. Framed by Aston Martin Zagato. | ![]() |
| Ah, cars of th e 30s, now that's style. | |
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Fashions of the day. A contrast.
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This year (2004) for the second time, the Art Center School of Design, the top-rated automotive design school in the world, had a Sunday show and seminar on design. This year's invited speakers were Grant Larson, designer of the Boxter and other Porsches, and Dan Gurney. Yep, that's 2 GTOS and a F-50. There was a F40 too. |
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| This is one of Grant Larson's slides of design sketches of the Carrera GT. | |
| Bizzarini GT Strada - Italian Style and Chevy Power |
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Dan Gurney's Eagles. The photo at the top is the F1 car that won at Spa in 1967 - the only car built by an American and driven by an American to win a GP. Below is the headers from the Gurney-Weslake V12. At the bottom is one of the meancing looking Indy Cars. |
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More Cars Coming! |

Dan Gurney talking at the Art Center
(c) 2003, Jim Hayes
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