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THE $9.99 SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET This buffet is to die for! Includes tender and juicy pork roast and $3.00 Mimosas. Dine in or on our sunny patio. Petersen Automotive Museum Continued from Page 19 e third floor is the Discovery Center – a chance for the kids to go wild. ey can sit on a CHP motorcycle, a Model T Ford or an Indy car and learn about mechanics and gears on some of the exhibits. With 200 cars in reserve as well as the 130 on display the exhibits change regularly, so each visit you’ll see some- thing different. Currently wowing visitors is “Supercars: When Too Much is Almost Enough”, highlighting the supermodels: Ferrari, Bugatti, Jaguar, Lamborghini, Maserati, Porsche and many more – they’re all from different eras, and James Bond would look right at home behind the wheel of any of them. ere’s also Elvis Presley’s yellow De Tomaso Pantera. CAFÉ 6270 Sunset@Vine 323.467.2882 www.fabiolus.com SEE IT ALL FOR LES SEE IT W FAM ME Starline Movie S M Red Line T BUY CITYP BUYCITYPA Your choice of Kodak or The Hollyw H SKIP MOST TICKET LINESSKIP MO T TICKET LINES GOOD F GOOD FOR UP TO 9 DAY S O 9 DAY 4 WALK OF FAME ATTRACTIONS SAVE 46% Tour Tour 3-11 Stars’ Homes T adame Tussa Tussauds H Tours’ Hollyw auds Hollywood wood Behind-the-Scenes k Theatre Guided T wood Museum PASS AT THESEHOLLYW ONLY LY AT THESE HOLLY OODA LYWOOD ATTRACTIONS $59 $39 CityPA PASS.com Atlanta San Francisco San Fr Seattle S ea Bos ton Chicago Southern C a Pricing and programs Southern California Toronto 888-330-5008 ams ar Chicago Hous alif Tor s ar e subject to change o change. 52 DISCOVER HOLLYWOOD / SUMMER 2011 Hous ton N e w York City New York City Philadelphia Philadelphia T ALL LES S According to Kendall, he liked to have guns around, and he shot it three times when it wouldn’t start. If you look carefully through the window you can still see the bullet holes; two in the steering wheel, one in the floor. Although the Petersen is already blessed with unique cars, Kendall naturally has one special car he’d love to find, though he’s always looking for more examples of L.A’s automotive history. “ I make calls, knock on doors, search the internet, and go to auctions. ere are still more that I would like to add. If I could get a Miller racing car from the 1920s, that would be a dream. Harry Miller was a local guy, a genius. His engines were extremely advanced, they were killer fast – like mechanical jewelry.” As one of the biggest automotive museums in the world, Kendall and the Petersen get lots of calls – and some lead to amazing finds; sometime cars find them. ey got a call from a guy who had a garage with an old electric car in it – a 1914 Detroit Electric with about 10,000 miles on it, complete with original paint, interior, tires, and battery, even a “rectifier” the four foot tall original charger. “It was like unlocking time. Utterly incredible,” said Kendall. Another “find” was a DeLorean (the car made famous by the Back to the Future movies), though this one was very special; gold- plated and one of only three made for a promo- tion with American Express. It had been on