Nearly 50 superfast and unusual vehicles went on display during the Supercar Show 2015 which took place on August 22-23 in Moscow’s Legends Park. Visitors had unique chance to see and even get behind the wheel of such dream cars as Ferrari, Lamborghini and Ford Mustang.
This Ford T 1928 is a classic example of a hot rod. The term appeared in the 1930s in the US for old vehicles modified with powerful engines for reaching maximum speed.
Above: Ford T 1928 hot rod at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: Ford T 1928 hot rod at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
The exposition included modern-day supercars, tuning vehicles, as well as vintage cars from the 1930s and 1980s with the oldest piece nearly 100-years-old.
Above: Visitors exploring the engine of a car at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: Visitors exploring the engine of a car at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Several thousand people attended the event in Moscow’s Legends Park.
Above: A Nissan 370Z at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: A Nissan 370Z at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Only car owners and collectors from Russia took part in the show. However, the event attracted visitors and car lovers from foreign countries.
Above: An Opel GT70 on display during the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: An Opel GT70 on display during the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
The first Lincoln Scrape art-deco hot rod was built from a 1939 Lincoln Zephyr. The car gained enormous popularity and received numerous awards at car shows in the US. Then the car was brought into production.
Above: A 1939 Lincoln Zephyr on display at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: A 1939 Lincoln Zephyr on display at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
"Our goal is to show you supercars. The idea was to bring together cars that hardly be seen in the city streets," one of the organizers explained.
Above: A Porsche Cayman R at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: A Porsche Cayman R at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
The Opel GT was a two-seat sports car presented in 1965. The car was produced from 1968 to 1973. Because of his resemblance to the 1968 Chevrolet Corvette, in the US the car was nicknamed the "baby corvette."
Above: An Opel GT70 on display at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: An Opel GT70 on display at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
The event coincided with the new leg of the Russian Touring Car Championship, so the show featured some racing cars as well as their pilots.
Above: A boy posing for a picture at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: A boy posing for a picture at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
The Chevrolet Impala was one of the most popular cars in the US. The 1967 model was produced for nearly 10 years and now is a great find for collectors. It was the third generation in the Impala family and was produced in two variants: sedan and two-door coupe.
Above: A 1967 Chevrolet Impala at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: A 1967 Chevrolet Impala at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Painted in flames, this Ford Deluxe is a spectacular show-car. The original car was deeply modified, including the body and drivetrain. The car is powered by a 300-hp Chevrolet engine and is allowed to drive on public roads.
Above: A Ford Deluxe at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
Above: A Ford Deluxe at the Supercar Show 2015 in Moscow.
