Event Coverage Amelia Island Concours - March 10, 2018

Here are a few shots of the most Hamb-ish of the lot. I also have a love of period sports cars with cycle fenders that look more hot rod than Porsche, so I thru a few of those in, too. Anyone else with pix is welcome to post theirs here, too. Gary
PS the info card for the Mooneyes coupe was added later, but I can't find a way to put it in the proper order, so it's down at the bottom. Sorry.

 

Whew... I sure had a hard time loading the last few...

 

Part 3 of lumpy gravy.




The Maserati was a revelation, not so much the crowd and junk that was always around it.

 

Great pictures. Remember the Fink!


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Thanks much. The C type is hard to beat.

 

This car reminds me of Moriarity's car.



Moriarity's car below. HRP

 

Thanks for sharing the pics. Nice to see some hot rods at such a prestigious event!

 

Thank you for sharing the great pictures !

 

Some serious hardware, thanks.....

 

Some incredible cars at Amelia Island.... WOW. Love the Roth stuff, of course - and the freshly restored Chrysler Plainsman station wagon concept is OFF THE CHAIN! Wish I had been there.

 

Thanks @gnichols for sharing this very polished event with us. Weather looked just perfect as well.

 

The show was moved up a day because poor weather was forecast for Sunday. I don't know if that happened, but Saturday was perfect. It was pretty cold, I hear, on Friday for some of the other events. Gary

 

It was a beautiful day- and a lot of walking. I won’t embarr*** myself by posting any pictures that I took after seeing yours


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Thanks for taking the pics and putting them on here. Looks to be a great location with heaps of room around the cars.

 

Thanx. But they are just snapshots, really, just point and shoot. The early morning sun is very contrasty there and I've never really learned now to handle that. Gary

 

Thanks for the great pics Gary, esp the ones of the vintage race cars. There is so much detail stuff on them that we can learn from, just how they joined things together is an art form.

 

Noticed that a Kellison went across the block for $28,000 and change at the Bonham auction there.

 

Great stuff Gary! ... Thanks for sharing!