One of the finest collections of high-performance vintage and modern sports and GT vehicles resides at the Petersen Museum. Let’s take a virtual PETERSEN MUSEUM: SUPERCAR TOUR!
1968 Ford GT40 Mark III, P/1105, originally built for world famous conductor, Herbert Von Karajan, Salzburg, Austria. Photo: Ted7.
The term Supercar has been in existence for more than a century. While the high-performance vehicles often associated with our modern definition of a Supercar did not arrive until the 1950s, their mechanical and design specifications have evolved from era to era. Join us as we walk through our newest exhibition with some of the rarest Supercars in the world. On the tour you’ll see the entire history of high-performance cars, from Duesenberg, to Ferrari, to Porsche, to the McLaren F1. We even have Lamborghinis from The Smoking Tire’s Matt Farah and @Tavarish.
Check out the PETERSEN MUSEUM: SUPERCAR TOUR video @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bscc8DXnIe8&feature=youtu.be&utm_source=Master+Opt-in&utm_campaign=60be58bc46-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_05_14_10_52_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b7d474b575-60be58bc46-63222833&goal=0_b7d474b575-60be58bc46-63222833&mc_cid=60be58bc46&mc_eid=b51deb06e4
The Petersen Automotive Museum envisions a rapidly evolving, multi-dimensional society in which it thrives as a progressive, globally respected center for automotive research and collecting; the focal point for automotive history, culture and enthusiasm in the United States; and a premier educational institution in Los Angeles.
For more information about the vehicles in the PETERSEN MUSEUM: SUPERCAR TOUR and the other automotive legends in the museum, please visit https://www.petersen.org/exhibitions