Peterson Automotive Museum-LA http://www.petersen.org Current hot exhibit-Guitars and Cars of Rock and Roll II http://www.petersen.org/default.cfm?docid=1042 The Auto Collections at the Imperial Palace-Las Vegas http://www.autocollections.com/ 250 amazing rides (some with notable owners) to look at or buy. You can get a free entry pass on this website, or look for in any tourist mag or at the IP (don't pay the $6.95) Automobile Museum at Graceland http://www.elvis.com/graceland/tours/elvis_auto.asp The King's cars are awesome (naturally my favorite is the 1955 pink Cadillac!) K
You ever do the Rolling Sculpture exhibition in Ann Arbor? It usually happens on a Friday in late spring/early summer, when they close off main street and some adjacent roads and people show their cars (a fair number of classic cars, plus others). I've got a buddy who teaches automotive and we can always count on not having him in the Nematodes Coed Softball Team (Comedy/Beer Consumption Bracket) outfield when Rolling Sculpture is in town. edit: Oh yeah, and while it's out of character for Ann Arbor to have a car show, it's totally Ann Arbor that they call it something poofy like "Rolling Sculpture".
Retromobile, opened today in Paris. If you come in Brittany : Manoir de l'Automobile, Lohéac http://www.forum-auto.com/sqlforum/section1/sujet117059.htm http://www.manoir-automobile.fr/wrapper/index.php?file_wrap=formule1.php Hey ! I had been hearing about it, I did not know there were so many F1s ! Now I gotta move my lazy ass (it's like 70 mi from where I am) ! Useless info : they also have a circuit, and this little town SW of Rennes is also the Mecca of French (and possibly European) Rally cross racing...