I went with Annie to check out more cars and coffee on sunday. We met up with Dullah and his wife—they brought both their M’s. He just finished washing his cars, and they look stunning. The M3 and M5 are pretty awesome.

Here’s another person’s M3. Looks pretty sweet with the stripes.

I didn’t shoot too many other photos, but I wanted to share a couple more that caught my eye. Here’s a giant H1, covered in mud.

Tricked out Dodge Viper. These things are monsters, even by today’s standards.

As always, the NSX is awesome.

On the opposite end of the spectrum, some guy had a tricked out Toyota Celica. He had NOS hooked up to the car and stripped out everything to save weight. He had turbos and the whole works. Not sure why anyone would use the Celica as a platform for modding. It’s FWD and can’t put down the power. The guy already said he went through a couple transmissions. *shrugs*

Now this is a real track car: The GT3. Probably one of the best driver’s car in the lot. Dullah said that was a bold claim, but I stand by my statement.

And a tasteful Porsche 993. I’m sure this wasn’t cheap. The guy got it with pretty low miles.

I went to a pretty awesome cars and coffee this past weekend with Stephen and Mike. There was a pretty large turn out, and some really rare stuff showed up. Let’s kick off with that first.

This is an original 1959 Cooper F1 race car. Pretty wild to see it out in the wild. This thing must be worth a couple million.

Here’s an antique Bentley. You don’t see these two often.

This is a rare one… never seen it before.

Some other classics that showed up.

A couple of nice 4×4. Loving the defender.

As always, American muscle.

And of course the Euro cars.