Interior view of the 400GT Spyder (aftermarket) conversion.

Fox's and Friends take a break while visiting the Pond estate.

Flying Tiger aircraft from WWII.

A classic Cord sits in a lofty corner of the collection.

A rare Rickenbacker. Note the boattail.

A genuine Cobra.

A Supermarine Spitfire airplane.

A Tucker automobile in the Robert Pond collection.

The engine compartment of the Tucker automobile.

Some of the "gang" - Akbar, Joel, Laust, Steve, John & Jon.

Alberto admires the silver XJ220 Jaguar.

An F4 Phantom undergoing restorations at the Pond's.

Didn't write the name. Gorgeous old car.

An Auburn on display.

The B-24 Liberator in the Museum.

A 400 GT 2+2 converted to a Spyder. Nice work.

Bill Sario's modified Murcie.

At the table Saturday morning in the Hyatt.

A Bugatti at the Robert Pond estate.

Al Burtone and entourage!

The Lambos queue up for parking Saturday morning.

A WWII Chance-Vought Corsair.

Close fit up the ramp for display parking. Saturday AM.

Our San Diego convoy prepares to roll.

This cougar had a BAD day.

A cute little Fiat Jolly at the Pond's.

Dan Silva parks his Countach for Saturday display.

Dan, Alberto and the crew at breakfast.

Diablos lined up at the winery on Sunday morning.

Diablos on the driveway at the Pond estate.

An early V16 Caddie.

Beautiful Espada in the Robert Pond collection.

Fiat Jolly wicker interior.

The first Ferrari production GTO - Rear View.

The first Ferrari GTO off the production line.

Ford GT-40 Race Car.

Cars in front of the Ponte Winery, Sunday morning.

Cars in the winery parking lot.

Beautiful old Rolls-Royce in the Pond collection.

Indian on Horse statue at the Pond estate.

The inside of the 400GT Spyder conversion.

An Isotta-Fraschini in the Pond collection.

James DiIorio guide the cars into the parking display area.

Kevin Ng shows us some of his 10,000 Lamborghini photos.

Lamborghini water (courtesy of Symbolic Motors).

Lamborghinis lining up for Display in Palm Springs.

Lamborghinis on the long driveway at the Pond estate.

Laust takes a rest break.

Laust discusses his twin-turbo Jalpa engine with John.

The amazing twin-turbo engine in Laust's Jalpa.

The new engine is a tight fit in the Jalpa.

Unique U.S. map made from pieces of license plates.

Old-timers line up at the winery Sunday morning.

In the street getting ready to depart for the Pond estate.

Mick's Diablo with his wild seat covers.

The engine in the John Wayne manure collector.

Ray Wisco checks out the Manure Collector vehicle.

Plate on the John Wayne Manure collector. Machine was a gift from Bob Hope.

Martin and Linda at the Pond estate.

Martin's big red LM002.

Mick, Tom, Sandy, and wives at breakfast.

More cars at the Pond estate.

Model display at the Pond estate (note photographer).

Rolls-Royce from the movies.

Packard, Rolls Phantom III and a Cord L-29.

On the driveway of the Pond estate.

On the sidewalk display of Saturday morning.

A pair of racing Jaguars in the Pond collection.

Parking a Gallardo for the street display.

Cars park around the Ram Statue at the Pond estate.

Another shot of cars parked around the Ram statue.

Sidewalk display on Saturday morning.

Getting parked at the Pond estate.

Palm Spring policeman helps us with traffic while we park.

A Porsche tractor in the Pond collection. Yes - Porsche!

Statue of a Ram at the Pond estate.

Ray & Mary and crew at Breakfast.

Ray checks out the John Wayne Manure Collector vehicle.

Ray Grimm checks out James's 700 HP Diablo SE.

Lining up to drive to the Pond estate.

Bill Sario's nice looking Murcie.

Roy Cat's Murcie and Mick Galvin's Diablo.

Roy Cats cleans up the Murcie after his 1780 mile drive to Palm Springs.

Roy's license plate says it all.

Sidewalk Lamborghini display.

Stephanie at dinner.

Steve Rood cleans the Espada.

Streamlined single engine plane at the museum.

Street legal Jaguar XJ220. Beautiful car.

Studebaker Silver Hawk at the Pond estate.

Some of the models in the Pond collection.

Terry Fox and Joan Heady share a laugh at Saturday dinner.

Alex Albarian and his friends.

The San Diego convoy gathers for the trip to Palm Springs.

San Diego gang prior to departure.

The P-51 Mustang - the real Hot Rod of WWII.

The first production Ferrari GTO at the pond estate.

The number 1 (2, 3, etc.) Vector at the Pond estate.

Alberto's Miura and Jack's 400; a pair of 1967 Lambos.

Trunk? What trunk?

Two - seat trainer aircraft.

Diablos in the winery parking lot.

The ubiquitous VLG window sticker.

Walking around at the Pond estate.

Murcie at the Saturday dinner.

Cars parked at the Aero Museum.

Cars at on the apron of the runway at the Hangar.

A row of yellow Lambos at the Saturday night dinner.

The row of black Lambos - Saturday night.

Nice shot of the cars in front of the Hangar.

Good panoramic shot of the cars and the Hangar.

Yellow Lambos everywhere.

Another perspective.

Another view to the Hangar with cars in foreground.

Getting the cars lined up at the hangar.

Chimerical fountain at the Pond estate.

Getting the perfect shot.

On the way to the Pond estate.

Laust's great scenic shot at the Ponds.

Spoiler scraper!

Stephanie & Shiela.

Lambos lined up at the Pond estate. Note Laust's white Jalpa.

Future Lamborghini owner.

On the Sidewalk in Palm Springs.

On the sidewalk in Palm Springs (more).

On the street too!

Another view of the Murcie.

The front of Alberto's Miura.

Alberto's Miura interior - nice!

Another shot of the cars at the Pond estate.

One of the garages at the Pond estate.

Some classic Vettes at the Pond estate.