re: Lambos

[Luca <nodoubt@domain.elided>]

AT "Jorge & Ani Mazlumian" <jorge.ana@domain.elided> wrote:
>The Museo Bonfanti (Bassano del Grappa) is currently home for the official
>Lamborghini Registri, according to european car magazine (USA).  I wonder if
>Luca had a chance to visit it, since it is in his own town.
>Jorge Mazlumian

I am planning to visit it,  but damn it I lack free time! I also lost
the free  exhibition they had over the end of the year / beginning of the
new one. The idea was to expose all the stuff the museum got as a 
present/donation. Since all the stuff were there for free, they decided
to make the exhibition free as well. VEry nice. But I lost it :(

This Lambo thing is something I do want to see. I hope I will one of these
weekends.

Bonfanti museum is a very nice place. Every exhibition is worth a visit.
Pity it's not that big, but yuo can get lost inside reading every single
description or looking at every pic on the wall as well. There's enough room
for at least 50 cars in there. It's a lovely place.

If somebody on this digest is planning a visit, please contact me. I live
5 minutes far away from the museum.

The museum web site is: http://www.museobonfanti.veneto.it
The Lambo exhibition is up till April 21.
Following exhibitions: 
-Tazio Nuvolari, everything about the pilot. May 18 - October 5.
-100 years from the 1st flight w/ a motor. Oct 26-Mar 16 2004-
Ther wull be the only existing fliying exemplar of the Wright brothers's
"Flayer". The plane will fly the Dec 17 2003
-April 2004 - October 2004: Exhibition about BUICK


Luca


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