New to forum from Boulder USA Past Owner of 74 & 76 Gordini

My friend tells me his R5 is for sale if anyone is interested please contact me.

Some other pictures.

1974Gordini a écrit:

Here are a few other pictures of the R5 before it went back into its storage garage. I will get more next time I see Charlie.

Now she is like my 1973 or like 1972 US Models.

She is special to me and has lots of charm still.

Today at sunset we went for a drive.

MASTERDOM a écrit:

Without bumpers, it's not really an U.S. model.
Charm lost.

1974Gordini a écrit:

Now she is like my 1973 or like 1972 US Models.

She is special to me and has lots of charm still.

Today at sunset we went for a drive.

MASTERDOM a écrit:

Without bumpers, it's not really an U.S. model.
Charm lost.

She si so beautiful

merci beaucoup!

Siorc a écrit:

1974Gordini a écrit:

Now she is like my 1973 or like 1972 US Models.

She is special to me and has lots of charm still.

Today at sunset we went for a drive.

MASTERDOM a écrit:

Without bumpers, it's not really an U.S. model.
Charm lost.

She si so beautiful

 , Steve .

 Steve !

Steve.

HAPPY B. Steve,

Steve...

Steve !

Steve  !

I love both of them !

Bon  Anniversaire Steve , .

  Eligio.

Thank you Amicale for the birthday wishes, I had a great day!!

Hello Friends,

On Friday I went to the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles.

It has one of the nicest car collections in the world.

First and third cars were designed and built by Chip Foose. I met him once at SEMA and he is a very nice guy and a fantastic designer of American Custom Hot Rods.

I will send a small sample of pictures.

Many classic French cars, the most stunning artwork are these cars. Literally took my breath away. You have to see these cars in person pictures do not do them justice.

Fantastic!!!



































ZZ TOP CADZILLA

What a dream !
Steve, thanks for the visit.

Oh my gooooosh!!!
thanks a lot Steve!

Fantastic ...

Petersen Automotive Museum : http://petersen.org/

Have you holidays in California?

Thank you all!

I was hoping you would enjoy the pictures.  

You are my friends.

I will post more as I have time.

A friend and I started a nonprofit where we help students build their own near space missions and get an interest to go onto higher education, preferably engineering or science at University.

Our program started in California and we just finished our first launch.

Here is a few videos, but they are still rough and must be finished.

I hope you enjoy.






https://www.instagram.com/p/BILsleQApTE/?taken-by=rhs.cisco

I hope the last one make it in.

Please ask any questions.

Steve

MASTERDOM a écrit:

Have you holidays in California?

Hi Steve,

Happy birthday with a delay, sorry.

The Petersen Museum is the museum of Peter Mullin. I met him two years ago in Paris (rétromobile) where he bring some of his cars.

Did you remember the Voisin Aérodyne ? This car win at Pebble beach in 2011 and I know this car since 20 years because it was the car of a friend.

Cheers,
Rémi

Hello Remi,

Thank for the birthday wishes.

You are lucky to know the cars and the person behind this museum, it is simply amazing!!

I thinK the car you are mention the Voisin Aérodyne I did see, is this it?

Another stunning car, if it is possible to have to much, then this was the place

Even more impressive than Jay Leno's garage which we got to see about the same time last year, we have been very lucky!!

Have a good day!!

Steve

RémiXXXJ a écrit:

Hi Steve,

Happy birthday with a delay, sorry.

The Petersen Museum is the museum of Peter Mullin. I met him two years ago in Paris (rétromobile) where he bring some of his cars.

Did you remember the Voisin Aérodyne ? This car win at Pebble beach in 2011 and I know this car since 20 years because it was the car of a friend.

Cheers,
Rémi

RémiXXXJ a écrit:

The Petersen Museum is the museum of Peter Mullin. I met him two years ago in Paris (rétromobile) where he bring some of his cars.

Hello Remi,
The Petersen Automotive Museum is in Los Angeles.
Mullin Automotive Museum is in Oxnart.
http://www.mullinautomotivemuseum.com/

Thank you for the clarification. This is what I thought.

The Petersen museum does have almost an entire floor with cars on loan from the Mullin's museum

As I think i have said, these collections take your breath away!!

Steve

Tristan a écrit:

RémiXXXJ a écrit:

The Petersen Museum is the museum of Peter Mullin. I met him two years ago in Paris (rétromobile) where he bring some of his cars.

Hello Remi,
The Petersen Automotive Museum is in Los Angeles.
Mullin Automotive Museum is in Oxnart.
http://www.mullinautomotivemuseum.com/

1974Gordini a écrit:

As I think i have said, these collections take your breath away!!

Steve

I hope that there are defibrillators at the different floors. .