Given the recent uproar and whining about 'off-topic' pictures, I figured I would check what kind of interest, if any, there is for more pictures of this red Toyota 2000GT a museum I just visited had.

I have seen one of these in a museum before as well. They really are beautiful cars. The one that I saw was a LHD as well. Thanks for the pictures.

Ben

p.s. I don't think this is off topic.

Andrew, I would love you to upload as many as you've taken!!

Same here! I collect pictures of them. Please include some information about the car.

The gallery will be here once someone approves them all.

http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=3194

I resized them all to 1024x768 so the forums would take them. If anyone wants the full size (5mpixel) original of any of them, just msg me. A few of them don't have good focus, didn't really notice until I was home unfortunately.

This museum is smack dab between Austin and Houston, and if you live in the area I recommend going out for a visit. It only cost $5 to get in and they basically let you walk around and look at whatever you want. Most of their cars are from the 20s-50s, with only a few exceptions. It ended up being about a 1.5-2 hour drive. Their website is http://www.oldcarcountry.com

The museum is called Sterling McCall's Old Car Museum. If I am right, I believe there is a Toyota/Lexus dealership in Houston of the same name. The collection got started as people brought in old cars for trade-ins on new Toyota/Lexus cars. This particular 2000GT was apparently owned by the owner of the dealership when it was new, and went into this collection eventually. I can't remember where I read that however.

I spent ages today drooling over one at the Toyota Museum near Nagoya.

I have a few photos as well as some 432R photos and other cool pics i will post next week when i get home.

Thanks for those pictures Andrew - really made my day! Can't wait for those pics James you lucky guy :)

on the contrary I think the 2000GT closely relates to the 240z and is not off topic. Thanks for the pics of a truely amazing automobile.

I have way too many pics and I love them all, so i have tried to cull them down. If anyone has any special requests or wants un resized versions let me know.

But wait, theres a 432R

side profile, I wanted to make an offer on the museum car.

Fantastic pictures, thankyou for sharing! Did you see any other cars of interest??