Pictures From the Los Angeles Concours d'Elegance
We didn't have the the best weather for it but it was still a lovely day for the first annual Los Angeles Concours d'Elegance which was held at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. In fact, we were probably lucky to have gray weather, the effect of bright sun on all those highly-waxed surfaces could be blinding. There were so many gorgeous cars there that I filled the entire memory card of my camera with Ferraris, Mercedes, Aston Martins, Packards and Bugattis. It was my first chance to check out a gullwing Mercedes. I once quibbled over the price of these but now I get it. They are stunning. After the jump, lots and lots and lots of car pictures.
This gorgoeous Bugatti was far and away the most beautiful car I saw at the event. Simply stunning.
My inner girly girl was loving this pink and black Packard convertible.
This is the first Delahaye I have ever seen. It is in gorgeous shape.
The interior is beautifully Art Deco.
This Lincoln Continental was the most beautiful shade of lemon yellow.
Woody on the move.
This Ferrari attracted a flock of admirers.
Shelby cars are always popular with men.
Oh those gorgeous gullwing Mercedes!
Let's check out the Ford GT
The space age interior
The very sexy rear view
If ever a car had a killer grin, it's this Kurtis.
The Packards are the ultimate in elegance.
Let's take a look at the 1918 Opel Dual Cowl Phaeton, restored to gleaming perfection.
Don't call it cute! The owner informed this little car weighs a mere 700 pounds.
A gentleman asked me if I liked the James Bond cars. Oh yes, I do.
Now this is the way to tote your luggage around.
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