4th Annual Concours in the Hills

[whulsey]

Been awhile since I posted a show. Hot today so finished this off: 2017-02-11 4th Annual Concours in the Hills.
https://whulsey.smugmug.com/Cars/201...-in-the-Hills/

A few samples: 62 Indy Watson Roadster, 71 454 Corvette, 1928 Bugatti T35B (drool, sounded amazing), Mirage, Ferrari 1965 250 GT Lusso

[Don Boose]

Thanks for this, Wayne. To my eye, the Bugatti takes the prize. I have barely scratched the surface of all the images at the site, but feasted my eyes on the Bugatti; enjoyed seeing the 1947? and 1952? Buicks (our next door neighbor in Baltimore bought a 1951 black Roadmaster - the one with the big teeth); and I learned about the Burton, which I do not think I previously knew of.

You always post fascinating motor vehicle images.

Don

[whulsey]

You're welcome Don.

Thanks Rick for fixing the title. It was getting late and I was getting more incoherent then usual.

[airdave]

Originally Posted by Don Boose

Thanks for this, Wayne. To my eye, the Bugatti takes the prize. I have barely scratched the surface of all the images at the site, but feasted my eyes on the Bugatti; enjoyed seeing the 1947? and 1952? Buicks (our next door neighbor in Baltimore bought a 1951 black Roadmaster - the one with the big teeth); and I learned about the Burton, which I do not think I previously knew of.

You always post fascinating motor vehicle images.

Don

No way!...that set of Gulf LeMans cars is da bomb!

[airdave]

Originally Posted by whulsey

Been awhile since I posted a show. Hot today so finished this off: 2017-02-11 4th Annual Concours in the Hills.
https://whulsey.smugmug.com/Cars/201...-in-the-Hills/

A few samples: 62 Indy Watson Roadster, 71 454 Corvette, 1928 Bugatti T35B (drool, sounded amazing), Mirage, Ferrari 1965 250 GT Lusso

Funny that you posted this...yesterday I was looking at some classic car sales
and one in particular caught my attention.
A classic Indy Roadster.
Not as nice as the one you posted, but still...

Fully restored, running and all.
Only $45k
Its a DNQ car but still a slice of American motor racing history.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1956-Watts-...IAAOSw3HZbDZi2

[Don Boose]

Dave: "that set of Gulf LeMans cars is da bomb!"

Well, they do look like a certain Koolwheelz item.

Don

[whulsey]

Must have already sold, link goes to a 51 Singer roadster now. Which is sort of interesting in itself. A guy from SoCal used to run one as a C/A with an injected small block Chevy in it.