[MetalBuff]

Originally Posted by Scorcher

It was parked next to the Mini, Abarth and Trans Am.

Dude, that's blasphemy!

It was a Pontiac Trans Am!

The best thing to do if you don't have a clue on Team-BHP is to ask

Oh oh! As, it resembled an American muscle car and was parked next to the Impala (which my mom says was the luxury car of their times in India) thought, it could be the Contessa. Not too good with identifying classics either. You are the man!

Now the HM and the Pontiac brands are world apart. Indeed, a blasphemy!!

BTW, mind mailing the pictures of us that Rehaan clicked ? Thanks.

-Shivang Gandotra

[i<3turbo]

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[iamahunter]

You can run, but you cant hide.
The Ferrari and the Jag.

[Zkalra]

Awesome. I wish I was there. Now if only someone would organize something like this in Delhi.

[doctorque]

I just wished we behaved ourselves more when see these cars and not act as if its the last chance to get to see them. It was a horrible feeling looking at people barging on to the stage from all four sides and the Glass was shattering from all four ends. It disrupted the experience not just for the participant but for the next set of enthusiasts as well as they barricaded the display even farther.

Irony is I did experience an event at the US Consulate in Mumbai where 2 Lamborghini cars were on display. Just when the cars entered the place, a dozen Americans were out to see the cars as there werent any barricades by then. Each one of them admired the car for a while, clicked pictures and left, not even one finger print on the car and all maintained a minimum of 1feet distance.

[SDP]

Originally Posted by doctorque

I just wished we behaved ourselves more when see these cars and not act as if its the last chance to get to see them. It was a horrible feeling looking at people barging on to the stage from all four sides and the Glass was shattering from all four ends. It disrupted the experience not just for the participant but for the next set of enthusiasts as well as they barricaded the display even farther.

Irony is I did experience an event at the US Consulate in Mumbai where 2 Lamborghini cars were on display. Just when the cars entered the place, a dozen Americans were out to see the cars as there werent any barricades by then. Each one of them admired the car for a while, clicked pictures and left, not even one finger print on the car and all maintained a minimum of 1feet distance.

Oh, so the glass finally gave way!
When the Aventodor was revved around 12noon, the lady on the PA system did mention that people should not lean against the glass-railing. The security people were trying their best.

I stayed away from all the "revving" sessions as the crowd used to get mad when the sessions were announced and run to the spot. A few more undisciplined folks and we could have had our very own stampede. Sad state of affairs.

PS: It was funny when the y2k's turbine was supposed to be fired up and the lady on PA system kept on mentioning "we need to form a 100 meter circle". Most cryptic instruction. When nobody moved an inch after repeated announcements, she changed the announcement to "Everybody needs to move 10 steps back".

[MetalBuff]

Originally Posted by SDP

PS: It was funny when the y2k's turbine was supposed to be fired up and the lady on PA system kept on mentioning "we need to form a 100 meter circle". Most cryptic instruction. When nobody moved an inch after repeated announcements, she changed the announcement to "Everybody needs to move 10 steps back".

Still, people didnt move! It was only when GS said that they will not be able to rev it if, people dont move away from the Y2K is, when they obliged .

But, after every akin announcement, the crowd went berserk! Like you mentioned, it could have easily led to a stampede :(

-Shivang Gandotra

[D33-PAC]

Originally Posted by speedmunster

Just looking at the pictures gave me goosebumps. What a collection of cars I say.
Didnt know we had a Y2K in India. Didnt think anyone would be crazy enough. Guess I was wrong.
I wonder when we are going to have a similar show in Hyderabad. Anyone listening?

The lions share of hyderbads supercars are gone, sold, or hidden for obvious reasons.

The remaining share of exotics are mostly four doors. And there is no club afaik in Hyderabad to organize a meet for these two doored supercars - not that we had many in the first place.

I'm not sure if parading range rovers and flying spurs would be any good . Hyderbads supercar and exotics scene is at an all time low if I am not wrong .

[carzone]

Originally Posted by SDP

PS: It was funny when the y2k's turbine was supposed to be fired up and the lady on PA system kept on mentioning "we need to form a 100 meter circle". Most cryptic instruction. When nobody moved an inch after repeated announcements, she changed the announcement to "Everybody needs to move 10 steps back".

I was there, near the Y2k when the announcement was made that it was going to be revved up and in a blink, I(Y2k rather) am surrounded by a sea of people.
At first, I thought I was lucky to have got a front seat, but then, the push from the people made it difficult for me to even stand my ground. Finally, when GS announced that they would not be able to revv it up if we didn't move back, is when all moved a couple of steps behind. When the Y2k was on its full swing, the smoke from the exhaust and the heat made it difficult for me to stand there, then too, people wouldn't move back.

One a lighter note, when an announcement was made of revving up a car, all the public would move to that point and I would get a good view of all the other cars.

The only revving sessions I could attend were that of the Y2k and the roadster. That too, i couldn't see the car, but the music was worth the trouble.

[Scorcher]

Originally Posted by carzone

One a lighter note, when an announcement was made of revving up a car, all the public would move to that point and I would get a good view of all the other cars.

Exactly my funda!

This seemed to be the only way I could shoot a car without any people "hangin' around" in the frame.

[doctorque]

Some more pictures from the event. Much better organized venue than the previous years. Only problem at the venue was that once the cars returned to the race course after the drive, the security was finding it increasingly difficult to keep the enthusiasts away from the cars as they were all parked in the middle of the ground this time around.

Wish Mumbai got the BIC, but Delhi sure does something for the country that Mumbai doesn't.

[SDP]

Originally Posted by doctorque

Some more pictures from the event. Much better organized venue than the previous years. Only problem at the venue was that once the cars returned to the race course after the drive, the security was finding it increasingly difficult to keep the enthusiasts away from the cars as they were all parked in the middle of the ground this time around.

Wish Mumbai got the BIC, but Delhi sure does something for the country that Mumbai doesn't.

Seems like you rode in (or drove) the black Aventador! Lucky you!

Quite a few supercars had some sort of cameras mounted. By any chance, do you have footage from the parade shot from inside the Lambo?

[Scorcher]

^^ That's a Gallardo, I believe, the yellow LP550-2?

[PPS]

Originally Posted by Scorcher

^^ That's a Gallardo, I believe, the yellow LP550-2?

Don't recollect seeing any 550-2 at the show, i think it should be the Orange Bicolore.

[Scorcher]

Originally Posted by PPS

Don't recollect seeing any 550-2 at the show, i think it should be the Orange Bicolore.

I don't remember seeing an orange Bicolore either. The only Bicolore which was present was yellow and then there was the orange Spyder.

I guessed LP550-2 cos that's the demo car and our man here works for Lamborghini Mumbai.