Even Cars and Coffee is going virtual thanks to COVID-19
Film your car at home and the Petersen Museum will show it off on YouTube. …
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As I’m based in DC, I tend to go to the cars and coffee events at Katie’s Coffee House in Great Falls, Virginia. In 2015, I got to take this Audi R8 V10+ along—you can check out the review here.Jonathan Gitlin
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You never know exactly what you’re going to see, and you need to get there early to get a good parking spot. Otherwise you might have to park next to a dumpster like this poor Stanley Steamer.Jonathan Gitlin
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Jonathan Gitlin
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I’m humming the theme to The Prisoner. Are you humming the theme to The Prisoner too? The first car I truly lusted after, and I’ve still never driven one.Jonathan Gitlin
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I don’t know if this is the Subaru turbo-engined replica that lives in the area. I’m pretty sure it’s not a real 550 Spyder, but if it is, I’m sure someone will let me know in the comments.Jonathan Gitlin
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This is definitely a replica Ford GT40, but that doesn’t make it any less cool. You’ll note this is the second car with its engine exposed—that’s a thing you do at cars and coffee.Jonathan Gitlin
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Oh, hello there, Messrs Gurney and Weslake.Jonathan Gitlin
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