Ferrari is one of the most iconic car manufacturers in the world. The iconic Italian brand has produced some incredible machines, such as the Ferrari 250 GTO, the Ferrari F40, and latterly cars like the Ferrari LaFerrari. The Petersen Automotive Museum holds one of the finest collections of cars in the world. To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the legendary Italian company, the museum organized a Ferrari cruise-in, with over 300 Ferraris on display to celebrate the history of this truly iconic brand.
An Amazing Array Of Cars On Show
This video showcasing the event is now uploaded on the Petersen Museum’s YouTube channel and hosted by David Lee. The gathering of Ferraris, says Lee, is an annual thing, but it got bigger and better due to the 75th anniversary of the brand.
Lee himself has brought five cars to the event, and these are a Ferrari 250, 235, 330, 365 and his Dino, all some of the most beautiful cars Ferrari has ever made. It's certainly a great way to celebrate the 75th anniversary. And Lee’s cars are not the only ones on show at the Petersen event.
Truly Stunning Classic Ferraris
Another man who attended the event is Brandon Adrian, the CEO of Classic Car Capital. There are plenty of beautiful cars at the show, such as the double-bubble Ferrari 250 that he is standing in front of. It’s a stunning car, and only two of these cars exist in the whole world. Moving on from the double-bubble 250, Michael Bodell, the CEO of the museum, talks about how incredible the event is. It actually marks 60 years since the first Ferrari 250 GTO as well, making the event a double celebration of the iconic brand.
Ferrari’s Greatest Ever Cars On Show
The amount of iconic Ferraris on show at the event is almost unbelievable. Bodell points out more of the epic machines on show at the event. There is a gorgeous Ferrari 250 Testarossa on display, and a Ferrari F40 too, perhaps the greatest car the brand ever made. Even an Alberta is there for everyone to see, and Bodell says he thinks there are over 300 Ferraris on display at this insane event. And the age demographic is great, with car fans young and old all attending. There isn’t anything that is much better than seeing this many Ferraris gathered in one place.
Source: Petersen Museum YouTube Channel