Italian Car Meet at My University

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Yes, I am extremely late at posting this, but better late than never right?

The event was held in October of 2010 on the lawn in front of the Physics building at Stony Brook and it was an all Italian vehicle meet.

I have no idea what the names of these cars are called. In fact, it's probably the first time I've seen so many Alfa Romeos together at one time. They seem to be a very enthusiastic group and they meet every October.

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#2

The weather was really crappy though, so my white balance was all over the place and I didn't have my DSLR with me.

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#3

Blah Blah Blah.

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#4

Guys, let me know if any of these cars are of particular significance, I seriously have no idea about any of the history of any of these cars.

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#5

More Alfas!

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#6

The overcast day meant my white balance was all over the place, but that also meant that the lighting wasn't as harsh.

[henk4]

so far the rarest is probably the black Fiat 1500 cabriolet. The Alfas are relatively common at least over here. Keep them coming though.

[Cobrafan427]

Post 9 Pic. 3 That Lancia is DTF, lol sorry i'm immature

[TVR IS KING]

Love the mix of modern supercar and classic collector's. And that 308 is wonderful, even if it's not the Magnum PI-spec red GTS.

[NSXType-R]

Love the mix of modern supercar and classic collector's. And that 308 is wonderful, even if it's not the Magnum PI-spec red GTS.

I do agree, I usually go to the NY Auto Show, but I am sometimes bored by the selection of cars there because I follow automotive news, so I've probably seen the cars they'll be showing there anyway. Seeing the older cars at other auto shows such as this one really is more interesting, especially since the owners are there too. I sometimes overheard conversations and snippets, but I don't know enough to carry through a full conversation about these old Italian girls.

[AMGRoadster]

Stony Brook.......I know the place. Love the Scorpion.