Imperial Palace Auto Museum

This is the car collection at the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada.  We put this together for those folks that wanted to see it, but never got the chance to get to Vegas or if you did, the chance to check it out.  If there is a price listed in the video, that means this is the price tag the Imperial Palace has on the car.  Yes, most of these are for sale and I suspect that number quoted is their starting price.  Classy cars called for classy music, so hopefully it does not put you to sleep.  enjoy.

Spindy's Photo Shoot Video

This is a recent photo shoot we did with the 2012 Camaro SS and our local model and photography team.

Carroll Shelby's Cobra Museum

This is a video tour of Carroll Shelby’s Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Visiting Carroll Shelby’s place in Vegas. Will post a video in a week or two of his museum. View high resolution

Visiting Carroll Shelby’s place in Vegas. Will post a video in a week or two of his museum.

Barrett-Jackson Concludes Today

This is it for my Barrett-Jackson adventure this year.  My feet are all tuckered out after having walked who knows how many miles at the auction.  Next auction will be the Mecum Auction in Indy during May.  At that one we will follow two cars as we run them across the block and post here.  At least one will be a TV car.

I hope you enjoyed us bringing you some Barrett-Jackson action live from Scottsdale this year.

They had the ZL1 at the auction on display.  I will say I was a little disappointed, I thought it would stand out more.  It was pretty plane Jane, but then again, so was the 1969 version, so I can’t complain too much.  Actually probably a smart move by chevy, but to make it more authentic, I would leave the hood plain and remove any ZL1 badges.  Make it a real sleeper in a plain wrapper so no one knows when the Camaro next to them might be a ZL1.  Just like the old days, but there will be more of them now, not just 69 of them like in 1969. View high resolution

They had the ZL1 at the auction on display.  I will say I was a little disappointed, I thought it would stand out more.  It was pretty plane Jane, but then again, so was the 1969 version, so I can’t complain too much. 

Actually probably a smart move by chevy, but to make it more authentic, I would leave the hood plain and remove any ZL1 badges.  Make it a real sleeper in a plain wrapper so no one knows when the Camaro next to them might be a ZL1.  Just like the old days, but there will be more of them now, not just 69 of them like in 1969.

The ZL1 Hood - this is an option. View high resolution

The ZL1 Hood - this is an option.

And here we see the actual ZL1 engine. View high resolution

And here we see the actual ZL1 engine.

ZL1 backend View high resolution

ZL1 backend

SPEED TV crew and camera’s ready to shoot.  Lots of nice scenery out here. View high resolution

SPEED TV crew and camera’s ready to shoot.  Lots of nice scenery out here.