Here Are All The Cars I Found At The 12 Hours Of Sebring

One thing I've always loved about race weekends are the cars they attract. Outside of just the standard car corrals (namely Chevrolet and Porsche) correlating with featured manufacturers of race weekend, fans will also bring along their prized possessions for show, much like a male peacock when he fans his feathers for the ladies.

While parking lots at races have lent to some fantastic discoveries of automotive grandeur, I must say, the cars at the 12 Hours of Sebring did not disappoint. Much like the elaborate campsites around the track, the cars brought along for the adventure were just as showy. I've compiled some of my great finds from over race weekend for you.

Corvettes go together with a sports car race weekend like peanut butter and jelly. They just work together.

If you take an Austin Healey, then combine with a Jeep and a dune buggy, and I think you get this Moke. It certainly has Jurassic Park and The Flintstones vibes.

No, this isn't a Chevy-branded firearm. But funny. The last time I saw a Chevrolet Beretta may have been the brief time my mother owned one when I was in high school. That car was not in the best of shape either. So a fairly well-kept Beretta, a GTU, was a find.

One is to make those quick grocery trips even quicker. The other is better suited for trips to Costco.

Boxy vehicle is the best vehicle. Don't @ me.

How many lines are too many lines? Or ports? But the gold is lovely and there is a lot to love.

Off-road, Dakar-level fun here with a taste of Mad Max.

This might be the perfect truck, even though it is dwarfed by most of its predecessors.

Golf karts are lame, but this is fun. The yellow school bus color really rounds out the look.

The ultimate family vehicle that's seen some things, but held up OK. Florida has been good for this Suburban.

If this caravan of Volkswagen buses doesn't invoke a sudden need for possession of one, you're doing it wrong.

Every car person's life goal for their family. Be the fastest family member. Fast Dad win.

There may have been golf karts bigger than this Mini Cooper. At least this one is racy.

More Mini Cooper for you.

This is a Mini after the pandemic... gaining the pandemic pounds or Freshman 15. It never had a chance.

Fast on the road. Fast on the track. Also just as flashy.

This one has a bit of a skin condition. Gonna want to see someone for that.

Beautiful beetle that certainly fits the bill of a clown car. Would he even fit in there?

Jam-colored Jeep fun complete with the doors off.

You know these all came together. Sweet setup. But the Vue...where does she fit into the equation?

This was part of my favorite game of Twitter "Where's Waldo."

This mint lovely was almost missed. Love a good Oldsmobile, but this also reminds me of every car a boomer has owned in their older years.

Porsche Targa tops forever.

The perfect mix of RV and retro styling, powered by GM.

Alliterative titles and normal sized pickups for the win.

The quintessential classic little red Corvette, complete with some beautiful white wall tires.

Myself and my colleagues are having a difficult time identifying this beauty. We're sure it's an Avanti Beck-Lister Chevrolet.

I refuse to explain the joke.

And we all thought Walter White's RV was in bad shape. Clear to see where priorities stand here (looking at you DirectTV dish).

The only easy day may have been today. Yesterday is far from "the easy" contention.