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• Photos from yesterdays annual Concours d’Elegance at the Misselwood Estate in Beverly, Massachusetts...*3 PICS* and *LINK*
  • Some wonderful cars there. Really like the 1938 Steyr 220 roadster *NM*
  • John, you may have only taken pics of cars & details that caught your eye but your eye & yourself are to be commended for an XLNT selection, a truly great range that kept me enthralled from start to finish...many thanks for the effort. *NM*
    • Very well put, andy. Couldn't have said it better... *NM*
  • With the weather, the location, and the cars it must have been terrific to be there and we sure appreciate your letting us experience it vicariously! ;^) Thanks! *NM*
  • WOW! Nice stuff... Love the color on the MB 300 SL. Beautiful day and location for a car show. *NM*
  • Great pictures. Thanks for the Entertainment. Thanks for showing. *NM*
  • Really like that Frasure Manhattan, and that Packard as well, of course. I tend to prefer American cars, but there were several good looking 'furrin' cars as well. *NM*
  • I,along with some of my fellow North Texas Mustang Club members, went to a couple of car museums in north-ish Texas this past weekend. The larger of two was almost all Fords, and the other had nothing newer than 1941 in the displayed collection.
  • That Jaguar with the split wind screens is very interesting...
  • I was there too! I arrived just to see that unusual green Jaguar with the exposed exhaust leave. The color of the MB 300SL Gullwing is interesting. I'm not sure how I'd describe it. *NM*
  • Wow John, that Gullwing's color is gorgeous and unusual! Is that a light metallic purple or blue? It's hard to tell but that would be an awesome color to do a model in! *NM*
    • A little of both. My iPhone captured the color accurately. I did run these photos through Photoshop to crop and to use the 'Save For Web' feature. Any variation of the color between the car and my photo is slight. *NM*
      • I’ve been trying to come up with an interesting color to paint my Tamiya Gullwing and that certainly would be something different! Finding that color might be tough though. *NM*