Amelia Island Concourse d'Elegance

Any Hambers going?
Come on.....broaden your horizons!
Brett

 

way to far away (atleast right now), it is a very well done show, and thier Miller display a few years ago was freaking killer, as it included some very historically (not very hard as they are all Millers) important cars.

 

Yes.
VICCUSTOMS, Ron (The Wheel), and myself are going down to check it out.

 

My Grandfather is there with a 1937 Cord 810. Front wheel drive, blown flatty!

 

We are going to be there Sat. and Sun. where is a good place to meet up if anyone's interested?

 

HIJACK!

I'm a judge at the Lakewood Yacht Club Keels and Wheels Concours down here in Houston.

http://www.keels-wheels.com/

 

(temp highjack)
Redneck,
I want pics!! What trans/setup is he running? The 810 w/ flatty I have is a RWD conversion (with the orig. front suspension). Other Cord lovers out there want pics too - I'll forward them. BTW, if it's a '37 it's an 812.


(highjack over)
From the pics and info I've read that is a first cl*** show. Also, just the venue alone is cool.

 

Back to the top for Friday.

 

Is there a Hot Rod cl*** in this year's event?

 

Sent you a PM. I'll have to look and see if I have any pics, but he can send some when they get back.

 

I don't know if there is a cl*** called Hot-Rod, but there have been a few highboys in the past, including a semi-retro, semi streetrod with an Ardun that showed last year. There's also a Woodie cl*** and a Compe***ion cl***. Warning though - anything entered better be shiney or be a survivor. It too late to enter cars for this year, but I can get anyone the info to apply for next year.

 

Driving up from Orlando Sunday morning.Wish I had a co-pilot.
cell 863-257-0363
JT

 

My parents are there with a '37 Darrin (Ford).

Just heard it won Best Ford.
It is the first car that Darrin of Kiaser/Darrin built. err... something like that. My dad knows more about it. Don't have any good pictures of it, but it's the only one at the show- Only one ever built.