There are familiar brand names here.
Begin with Rolls-Royce, in this case a 1912 model 40/50, familiarly (but not entirely correctly) known as the Silver Ghost, seen as it was driven into the park early Sunday morning...
Here's a Bentley, a 1926 3-liter. For various reasons, not the least of which is that I've spent many hours behind the wheel of a very similar Bentley, this is the car I most wished I could have taken home with me...
Among the MGs at the show, this 1932 "Magna" was my favorite. It's tiny -- the top of the windshield in a little over waist-high -- and faster than you'd expect...
Jaguars have always been elegant and sporting. This 1938 SS100 is surely no exception...
Few Alfa-Romeos are as desirable as this 1939 model 6C which, despite the flamboyant body design, was built for racing and has an extensive competition history...
Next: More unfamiliar cars with familiar names.
3 comments:
Spectacular! More, please. :)
Just getting caught up here :-) I would like to see large vintage car shows a bit closer to me. I wouldn't mind a day trip, getting up early and getting home late, but adding in overnight accommodations makes it a wee bit too expensive.
Beautiful cars, all of them. I like the cat currency, too. I should make a Barq buck
Now those are some nice looking rides. Got to admit, Italians have style. Looks like the Brits did too.
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