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after the Greenwich Concours, I went to one of the participant's house to see the private car barn. Got the pictures back and never had them scanned. These two guys should get together. Will try to do that this week. They must be related. Upstairs entertainment loft on this one too. Variation on a theme!!! Nice we, at least, get to see them. LOL

AkRascal

You two are ruining my evening... geezo 8*)

Matt E.

Does he have any daughters?

Bracketracer

....this is the detached garage(carriage house). The house is......well.......you can imagine.

RogerL

WOW. But, um...does anyone actually *drive* these cars?

Bracketracer

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Bracketracer

....as far as I know, the oldest one is about 12. Oh yeah, and you would probably have to convert to another religion:-)

Bracketracer

But, in his defense, he just picked up the Ferrari on Saturday while I was over there.

RogerL

My TT: 20,000 smiles, er, miles

Bracketracer

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/Stansbugatti.jpg"></center><p>First, sorry about the picture quality...my digi-cam is a bit cheap and it was dark in his house.

Anyway, there is a famous sculptor that lives here in town and I've been over to his house a few times. Anyway, he has a 1920-something Bugatti Type 35 that lives in his house right smack in the middle of the living room.

It's kinda funny, but he told me that he wants to live long enough to have the very last unrestored Bugatti in the world.<ul><li><a href="http://stanleywanlass.com/">http://stanleywanlass.com/</a</li></ul>