A ton of photos of the superb museum of Petersen in Los Angeles
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Thursday, 4 January 2018 18:15
UPDATE
Thursday, 4 January 2018 18:15
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Museums, automobiles, I’ve visited dozens in the four corners of North America. And I can now add the Petersen’s on this list.
I burned with impatience to visit because I had heard praise about it.
During my passage at the beginning of the month of December last, the museum had a few exhibitions : spotlight on the culture of low-rider, 70 years of Ferrari, the most beautiful Bugatti, cars of the small and big screen, a tribute to Dan Gurney, etc
Overall, this museum shines more by the quality than the quantity. And it is correct as well.
A Few Bugatti
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What I have particularly enjoyed the museum, it is that it was a… museum. Most of the museums cars that I’ve visited is sort of a big warehouse in which we had aligned the collectable cars behind a security tape. It is true that sometimes, one does what one can with what one a.
But in the case of Petersen, it was a far cry from all that. Many of them had an individual platform, putting we cannot value the car except on the last.
The museum Petersen is so well laid out that it would be downright able to replace the cars by great paintings.
Now, the photos!
Toyota 2000GT 1967
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Plymouth Fury 1958 from Christine and the Volkswagen Beetle from Herbie Fully Loaded
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Ferrari 250 TR Spyder 1958
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Area dedicated to the green auto
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McLaren MSO HS and P1
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Ferrari 288 GTO 1985
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Plymouth Cuda AAR 1970 Dan Gurney
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Replica of a Benz Patent Motorwagen 1886
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Ferrari 330 LWB 1963 and Ferrari 288 GTO 1985
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Ferrari 312 T2 1976 Niki Lauda and Ferrari 248 F1 2006
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Ford GT40 MKIII, 1967
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Bugatti Type 46 Semiprofilé 1929 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic 1936
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Bugatti Type 55 Super Sport 1932 ry Bugatti EB 110 Super Sport Le Mans 1994
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Duesenberg II SJ 1934 of The Great Gatsby
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Chevrolet Impala 1958
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Porsche 962 #17 driven by Boutsen/Jelinski
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Oldsmobile Cutlass 1987
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Duo of Ford Fiesta de Ken Block
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Batmobile 1989
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The first bottle of champagne to have been brewed after a race.
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Ford Roadster 1929
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Jaguar SS100 1937 Jaguar XKSS 1968 (Steve McQueen) and XJ220 1992
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Plymouth Explorer 1954
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Ferrari 308 GTS from Magnum P. I. and Delorean DMC-12 from The Back to The Future
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General Motors EV1 1996
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Ford Thunderbird 1966 Thelma & Louise and the Volkswagen T2 Microbus from Little Miss Sunshine
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