The Nash Cars & Coffee
No matter your taste in cars, you could probably find something to your liking today at the event. If you have never visited The Nash at 840 North Liberty Street, you are missing a quaint museum. Below are just some of the many beautiful vehicles that made it out to the Cars & Coffee show today.
Mecum Kissimmee January 2025
In a much anticipated auction for one of the most iconic movie race cars of all time, Steve McQueen's Porsche 917 hero car from the 1971 movie "Le Mans", was on the block in Florida. The bidding quickly moved up to $25,000,000 but was not enough to remove the reserve amount the long time owner, comedian Jerry Seinfeld, had placed on it.
This 1967 Sunoco Camaro originally owned by Roger Penske was the second Z/28 ever built by Chevrolet in December 1966. Mark Donohue raced it in the Trans Am series in 1967 and has the distinction of being the first Camaro to score points in the series while winning two races that year in Las Vegas and Seattle. The bidding went up to $900,000 but was not enough for it to find a new home.
This 1959 Kurtis-Epperly Offenhauser Indy Car was driven legendary driver AJ Foyt to his first Indy Car championship in 1960. Foyt went on to establish himself as one of the best ever to sit behind a steering wheel winning the Indianapolis 500 four times. The car found a happy new owner as it sold for $550,000. In all, there were 12 Indy Cars and 3 replica cars offered in the auction and all fou