Exploring Peterson Museum Vault: Doug DeMuro's Top Car Finds
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In this riveting episode of Doug DeMuro's visit to the Peterson Museum vault, we witness a jaw-dropping array of automotive wonders that would make any petrolhead weak at the knees. From the iconic Lamborghini Countach LP5000S to the LM2 Rambo Lambo truck, the new section of the vault is a treasure trove of automotive history. Doug's enthusiasm is palpable as he showcases the quirky Urba car from the '70s, complete with its outlandish design that defies convention.
But the excitement doesn't stop there. The museum's collection includes a low rider Miata, a stunning Round Door Rolls-Royce from 1925, and a BMW 6 Series Grand Coupe transformed into a mind-bending art car by none other than Jeff Koons. Each vehicle tells a unique story, adding layers of intrigue to an already captivating display. Doug's keen eye for detail and passion for the automotive world shine through as he delves into the history and significance of each car.
As we journey deeper into the vault, we're treated to a lunar rover used for practice, a Corniche 2 Rolls-Royce that defies expectations, and a Chevy HHR transformed into a land speed record vehicle. The eclectic mix of vehicles on display is a testament to the Peterson Museum's commitment to preserving automotive heritage in all its forms. From classic Ford GTs to a 2003 Kota EV sedan, each car has a tale to tell, and Doug is the perfect guide to unraveling the mysteries behind these automotive marvels.
The Pope Cadillac, a 1990 Toyota Celica Tsunami concept car, and a Bugatti EB 110 from the early '90s are just a few highlights in this veritable feast for the senses. Doug's infectious enthusiasm and deep knowledge of automotive history make this visit to the Peterson Museum vault an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a die-hard petrolhead or simply appreciate the artistry of automotive design, this episode is sure to leave you in awe of the incredible machines that have shaped our automotive landscape.
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