one of 3 Corvettes of Briggs Cunningham's LeMans team of 1960, they won first in class with this trio

 how about this gauge cluster... why not make them this way from the factory? it's what the racers wanted, and isn't it what a sports car owner wants too?

 Anyone know about this unusual speedometer? With a clock on the inside... I don't recall ever seeing a 70mph speedometer before in a sports car, ditto ever seeing a speedometer with a clock in it. I've seen tachs and clock combos... anyway, odd gauge, if you know what the info on it is, please share. jbohjkl@yahoo.com

 cool little light to illuminate the car number

 Patina on the lettering.

Below is what another of the trio looked like. Thought you'd like to compare them.

just this last photo from http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z9082/Chevrolet-Corvette-LeMans-Racer.aspx

1939 Chrysler Imperial

 the above interior shot worked out well, and the below radio shot shows the radio stations from WAAYYY back in the 40's. KFI is still on the air, or it sounds really familiar. The others I haven't heard of

 great matching luggage and radio

Some pretty Cadillacs at the Graystone Mansion Concours

 sorry this one is fuzzy, not easy to see a postage stamp sized image in the sunlight

 Machine turned dash, and cool gauges. Sweet

 So way up above on the old Caddy is a Fleetwood tag, here's a model tag and since I've never seen one before, I took this photo. Biarritz is a town on the Bay of Biscay in south France.

the Cadillac Eldorado is the longest running model in American personal luxury cars, 1953 to 2002. The Biarritz was the convertible version of the Eldorado Seville hardtop

Gooding brought an old Bentley that they will be auctioning later this summer

 I've never seen gauges like these...

great old brake lights

1960 Duetsch Bonnet HBR5 Coupe, it's French, and in 1959 this company was proud of it's LeMans competition entry

 fiberglass body

 Hardcore rally clocks

 Air cooled brake drum out where it car do some cooling good! Good design feature