2012 Palo Alto Concours featuring Chrysler and Fiat.
Welcome to the concours. First sight upon entering was the "20 Years of Viper" exhibit.
Birds eye view of the concours. 300+ cars on the field. Cars for sale in foreground.
Hospitality tent in the foreground.
Executive Director Christine Cheshire.
Featured American marque was Chrysler.
Featured import was Fiat (who now owns Chrysler...)
Fiat also owns Ferrari.
A gorgeous '70's Ferrari Daytona.
Larry Brackett's Ferrari 458 Spider is the newest Ferrari and attracted a lot of attention.
A pre-L Pantera.
The Hot Rod exhibit.
Some very high-end hot rods.
Eric Zausner's Aerocoupe built by Steve Moal.
The Auburn/Cord/Duesenberg class.
The Bullit (movie) cars.
The late Jay Eitel's custom-built '37 Ford makes an appearance in Jay's honor.
Judging the cars.
Kevin Enderby judges the Ferraris.
The "20 Years of Viper" exhibit which illustrated the evolution of the Viper over the past 20 years from left to right.
Factory SRT display behind the Viper exhibit.
Viper club members bring their Vipers for display.
Elmer's 1992 Viper RT/10 and Rob Wellington's white '96 RT/10.
Nikki spent 4 hours detailing the wheels on their ACR.
Doug Buckalew celebrates his wife's birthday.
Woman's outfit color-matched the Vipers on the right.
Her cellphone matches Maurice's Viper.
His shoes match Erik's orange Viper.
Renee and Grace dress in purple to complement the Viper colors.
The Million $ Mopar club.
Wade polishes his "holy grail" of muscle cars, a '71 Hemi 'cuda convertible.
The factory SRT display.
SRT brought along the '97 LeMans ORECA Viper GTS/R and the Laguna Seca record-setting ACR.
Visitor checks out the 1:33 ACR.
Brad and Teena check out the Viper GTS/R.
The Viper corral.
