rarest 914,s @A+d Museum, on display rare 914's on display Options

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On Saturday in down town Las Angles at A+D museum, a number of very special cars on display. first production 914-6, first production 914-6 GT, selection of works 914-6 GT's, Brutus 916, trio of SCCA racers plus very early 914. as well as a panel of 914 experts. Next to Rare shades Display

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resizing pics now, Margie's glam shot (IMG:style_emoticons/default/drooley.gif)

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resizing pics now, Margie's glam shot (IMG:style_emoticons/default/drooley.gif)

Andy .... Thanks so much for taking the time to capture this colorful shot ......I'm lovin' the wild background! Only thing missing is a "peace sign." Back in those days I would have been wearing wild colored bell bottoms.
Can't wait to blow this photo up and get it framed or put on canvas! Great way to capture a memory.....


And to Pete Stout,

I want to extend a big thank you and congratulations for putting on such an amazing unique event and for the personal attention you gave to everyone. The planning and professionalism in 000 Rare Shades was top class and greatly appreciated by all. The special display corral of unique 914s was so interesting and represented so much history. Topping the day off with such a memorable discussion with the informative panel was the icing on the cake.

A special thank you for placing our 914-6 (Adriatic Blue) in the awesome blue palate lineup. It was MAJOR eye candy looking at all of the various exciting colors!

There were so many opportunities to capture the reflections of the wildly painted walls onto the car bodies. I had a lot of fun getting shots of reflections on our car which I will share. WE didn't want this exciting day to end.

I hope more people will post and share their photos.

Sorry it took me so long to post. I'm excited to share these photos, even though I am a bit biased on my blue 914-6 (yes, it's a real one that we've owned as 2nd owners since 1977, my second 914-6 and 3rd 914......my first 914 was a 1973 914 silver.).

More comments will be coming as I post more photos.

(Then I'll be posting some photos of the gathering of 34 914s at El Segundo on Sunday, Sept. 15).

Margie & Paul
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resizing pics now, Margie's glam shot (IMG:style_emoticons/default/drooley.gif)

Andy .... Thanks so much for taking the time to capture this colorful shot ......I'm lovin' the wild background! Only thing missing is a "peace sign." Back in those days I would have been wearing wild colored bell bottoms.
Can't wait to blow this photo up and get it framed or put on canvas! Great way to capture a memory.....


And to Pete Stout,

I want to extend a big thank you and congratulations for putting on such an amazing unique event and for the personal attention you gave to everyone. The planning and professionalism in 000 Rare Shades was top class and greatly appreciated by all. The special display corral of unique 914s was so interesting and represented so much history. Topping the day off with such a memorable discussion with the informative panel was the icing on the cake.

A special thank you for placing our 914-6 (Adriatic Blue) in the awesome blue palate lineup. It was MAJOR eye candy looking at all of the various exciting colors!

There were so many opportunities to capture the reflections of the wildly painted walls onto the car bodies. I had a lot of fun getting shots of reflections on our car which I will share. WE didn't want this exciting day to end.

I hope more people will post and share their photos.

Sorry it took me so long to post. I'm excited to share these photos, even though I am a bit biased on my blue 914-6 (yes, it's a real one that we've owned as 2nd owners since 1977, my second 914-6 and 3rd 914......my first 914 was a 1973 914 silver.).

More comments will be coming as I post more photos.

(Then I'll be posting some photos of the gathering of 34 914s at El Segundo on Sunday, Sept. 15).

Margie & Paul
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The reflections of the art on the cars made for some interesting photos.










The orange to yellow shades were vibrant. Andy's car really was a gem!