Charity Car Show at Pa. Academy of Fine Arts
by KYW's Pat Loeb
United Cerebral Palsy hosted its seventh annual "Cars Under the Stars' benefit but this year there was a twist: The cars were indoors -- inside the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
Only a few museums have opened up their exhibition space to cars -- Phoenix, Boston, and MOMA, but it's perhaps fitting that the academy joined the group -- The Hamilton Building, where the event was held, began life as an auto showroom:
Don Mazulo was among those who donated his car for the event:
"The Bizzarrini Spyder, it's one of three ever made."
Mazulo's Spyder joined Maseratis, Jags and vintage roadsters, much to the delight of the car aficionados:
"Love the cars. It's wonderful."
And the women in the room found things to do too:
"You can talk to my husband, he just loves, he loves the cars, wait till the men get back. We sent them to get the drinks."
(Photo by KYW's Pat Loeb)
