On September 18 there was no Cars and Coffee due to a Mazda event going on in the Cars and Coffee lot. I still needed to get my weekly car show fix, therefore, I decided to attend Supercar Sunday in Woodland Hills the very next day.

For some reason though, there where very few cars there. So, I just strolled around for a few minutes and decided to just leave. But instead of heading home I decided to drive Mulholland Canyon. The drive through the twisties was fun as usual and relatively uneventful. Last, time I took that drive though I managed to cook my brakes. In order to prevent that this time I decided to take a break at one of the viewing spots. Right past the famous Rock Store.

I was just chilling there for a while in the shade since it was warm and my car doesn't even have A/C, when I first spotted a yellow 458 Italia. It too was driving the canyons and had managed to not spontaneously combust as much of its brethren has. Seeing and hearing a Ferrari run through the canyons would just about make any automotive enthusiasts weekend.

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But, then it got better!

A Porsche 356 pulled up, followed by a REAL 289 Cobra, followed by a Carrera RS, followed by a 356 Speedster and another 356. Then a 300SL Roadster pulled up, followed by another Carrera RS and a 365 GTB/4.

If you don't call seeing and hearing these cars go through the canyons getting lucky, well then I don't know what IS!

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I hope you guys enjoyed my little story.

As always you can view the full gallery over at CNCpics.com


Thanks,

-Leo

 

some nice vehicles there.

 

some great rides there. parking there at the most perfect time possible, just to see all the rides line up....nice!

 

Now that's what I'm talkin' 'bout! Nice indeed.

 

Excellent pics on the road, thanks.

 

Thanks for the shots.

Mulholland Canyon is one of Road & Track magazine's favorite places for checking out the handling of their test-cars, and on their West Coast road-trips.

 

Much appreciate you sharing weekly with Clublexus!

 

wow, some great pics there! thanks for sharing!

 

Thanks, awesome pics! I would definitely call that lucky . Some great cars there.

 

wow nice collection of cars. you can never go wrong with classics. and the italia

 

Awesome pics! So how do these people get away with pushing cars on city roads? As far as I know, police and CHP patrol these canyons looking for just such a thing. Or it seems like if I go 5 mph over the speed limit on my way to work, I get a ticket. But they cook brakes and go all out? I'm confused...

 

You just don't perform such an activity in front of a cop!