VX-O2 visit at the Petersen Museum - Los Angeles

[vt_maverick]

Riff - I don't think anyone believes it would ever be mass produced. But as others have noted it seems like it would be much harder for a custom shop to reproduce the body panels from pictures (no matter how many there are) rather than detailed CAD models.

You never know what might happen to the prototype - the museum closes someday, they auction it off to some private collector who buries it in a warehouse somewhere. Would be good to get the designs while it's still available.

[Baldwin]

workin' out the details. Will let you guys know a date. I'm assuming a Saturday is the best? I think the Johny Rockets is now open inside the museum so we can do a lunch thing there too.

[So-CalVX]

now are you saying they are holding a strictly concept car showing ? which would includde the concept VX the convertible and the 4 door?
i'd be interested...
i agree a saturday would be best
it would be cool to meet more VXers

[Anita]

now are you saying they are holding a strictly concept car showing ? which would includde the concept VX the convertible and the 4 door?
i'd be interested...
i agree a saturday would be best
it would be cool to meet more VXers

Peterson has the convertable, the 4-door, and the axiom truck. The concept is elsewhere. I smell a VX meet happening!!

[So-CalVX]

Peterson has the convertable, the 4-door, and the axiom truck. The concept is elsewhere. I smell a VX meet happening!!

of all the axioms... that's the one i don't like... the convertible was sharp as was the sporty version

i'd need to rearrange some funds but i hope to be able to make it...

[wintermute]

I'm in for sure. It will be my first meet as a new VX owner, and the museum is not that far from me.

[LittleBeast]

Obviously, the best and most economical solution.....

Your best bet is to.....

Aw geez here we go again, lol

Haha, just joking there Riff's alot

Riff - I don't think anyone believes it would ever be mass produced. But as others have noted it seems like it would be much harder for a custom shop to reproduce the body panels from pictures (no matter how many there are) rather than detailed CAD models.

You never know what might happen to the prototype - the museum closes someday, they auction it off to some private collector who buries it in a warehouse somewhere. Would be good to get the designs while it's still available.

Yeah I agree, any shop could custom fab this up (at your expense) but if anyone was really going to put up the money to make another VX-02 they would probably want it to be as close to the real thing as possible and not just some dudes closest guess, so yeah get some CAD models if possible.