Some of the most incredible four-wheeled works of art prove that cars were built for driving!
Veyron entering Santa Barbara Mission. (Jim Palam photo)
Along the way, they visited a steam railroad, toured the Hearst Castle in San Simeon and strolled the shops at Solvang, a quaint Danish Village. There were also stops at historic California Missions via the back roads of Santa Barbara. Photo, left, by Jim Palam.
My good friend, Jim Palam, who owns a graphic arts and advertising agency in Santa Barbara, CA http://www.jimpalam.com/, happened to be at the Santa Barbara Mission when the rally cars arrived.
Veyron, vintage Bugattis at the Mission. (Jim Palam Photo)
“There were some 60 magnificent cars - all drivers - including Type 35s, 40s, 45s, 50, 55 and more from Italy, France, Germany and the U.S. There were also two modern Bugattis including a Silver Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport,” said Jim who back in the day in New York used to crew on the legendary ‘Astoria Chas’ Snyder 1967 KO-MOTION L-88 Corvette built by Motion Performance.
Peter Mullin's new French Automotive Museum.
The Rally officially concluded on Saturday in Oxnard with a reception at Peter Mullin's new French Automotive Museum, followed by brunch today at a private estate in Malibu.
For more information about the American Bugatti Club (ABC), Jim Palam Photo, above, and its events, please visit http://www.americanbugatticlub.org/







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