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pics of Leno's garage

Very cool, lots of pics scroll down and check out the next page.

http://www.genmay.net/showthread.php?t=657580&page=4&pp=15

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Old 10-19-2006, 07:39 AM
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I just watched Jay on a show with a Donahue (forget his first name, but he is the son of Mark?) trying to break some speed record in the Carrera GT.

Jay, while an avid collector, lost some points from me for continually calling his car a "PORSH".........

He did spin the GT at 190mph though

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Can't place this engine compartment. Is this a Tucker? Looks like overhead
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Jay, while an avid collector, lost some points from me for continually calling his car a "PORSH".........
-Chris
Thants funny because thats exactly how say it "porsh"
But when I call for parts in the U.S I say " PORSHAAAAAAAA" just so there is no confusion. I was watching a program on RUF built cars and even Alois Ruf said
"PORSH" There was no "AAAAAAA"
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OT - How do you say Porsche???
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Can't place this engine compartment. Is this a Tucker? Looks like overhead
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Tatra T87. Air cooled, overhead cam V8. Hans Ledwinka was every bit as visionary as Dr. Porsche.






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Are they kidding?

Are they suggesting the our dear Dr. Porsche stole the design for the Beetle. Wiki: Tatra
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Re: pics of Leno's garage

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Very cool, lots of pics scroll down and check out the next page.

http://www.genmay.net/showthread.php?t=657580&page=4&pp=15
I'd love to see these pictures but I am firewalled out from my work computer and my lap top is currently being de-bugged.

For some reason my work computer puts up a message about "Adult Website" - ??

Can anyone cut and paste the best pix from Jay's garage here so I can see them? Thanks in advance.
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Quite an eclectic collection; looks like a lot of fun. It'd be a car nut's dream to even WORK in garage like that, let alone own it.

The steamers are very cool.
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Quite an eclectic collection; looks like a lot of fun. It'd be a car nut's dream to even WORK in garage like that, let alone own it.

The steamers are very cool.
One of the funny things is that along with all of his other amazing cars, he has a miata. Granted, it was his late brother's, but still...
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You don't often see a Boss Hoss & a Miura in the same garage!

He's got some pretty amazing euro stuff, from moggies to bugattis! I especially like the fact that he restores cars (or has them restored) instead of just buying them. He seems to be very interested in the process of restoration, instead of just the final product.
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You don't often see a Boss Hoss & a Miura in the same garage!

He's got some pretty amazing euro stuff, from moggies to bugattis! I especially like the fact that he restores cars (or has them restored) instead of just buying them. He seems to be very interested in the process of restoration, instead of just the final product.
Yeah, and I think he gets his hands dirty a fair amount.
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I just noticed the Munch Mammoth.



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he's one of the true gents to the car collection/restoration/driving biz. Awesome collection!
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I saw that monster polished silver hot rod at California speedway a few years ago. that's the car with the engine from a WW II tank.
You have no idea hust how big that car is until you see it in person. Gotta be 24 feet long. The transmission is out of a greyhound bus IIRC.
I was amazed at how big the tires were, they came up above my waste and I aint short.

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