radnor hunt concours photo thread

kvisser · 09-12-2010, 06:29 PM

Yes, it did rain, but that did not deter too many participants. (Unlike Ed, who decided to wimp out!) We ended up getting 88 out of 100. Mostly the real old Studebakers didn't show up as planned. I was only missing one car out of my classes.

The rain stopped around 10:30 or so. There were even hints of blue sky. But, it held off just enough to allow us to judge without raincoats, which was welcomed. Dr Simeone brought 2 cars, a 375 and a pre war alfa that probably totaled the value of the rest of the field together. I talked to him briefly and pleaded my case to have the plastic removed from his 2 vehicles. That happened quickly and the we were able to get true glimpses of their inherent beauty.

Dew motor cars brought 2 vehicles, Charlie's immaculate boxer and a phenomenal 60 Aston Lightweight GT that just finished a multi year restoration. Both cars took home significant awards, much to their credit.

I have only begun to go thru my pictures. My day started at 5 and the feet attached to my legs are less then happy.

regards

ken

wetpet · 09-12-2010, 06:43 PM

Hey, i'm made out of sugar, what can I say? got to watch the gp instead. much better!

Thanks for the pics ken!

kvisser · 09-15-2010, 05:43 PM

here are a couple more from radnor

ECSofVirginia · 09-16-2010, 05:43 AM

Cool photos Ken, I'm disappointed I wasn't around to come to the show. Looks like some really great cars were there, thanks for sharing them.

09-12-2010, 06:29 PM	#1
kvisser Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Damascus MD Ferrari Life Posts: 330	radnor hunt concours photo thread Yes, it did rain, but that did not deter too many participants. (Unlike Ed, who decided to wimp out!) We ended up getting 88 out of 100. Mostly the real old Studebakers didn't show up as planned. I was only missing one car out of my classes. The rain stopped around 10:30 or so. There were even hints of blue sky. But, it held off just enough to allow us to judge without raincoats, which was welcomed. Dr Simeone brought 2 cars, a 375 and a pre war alfa that probably totaled the value of the rest of the field together. I talked to him briefly and pleaded my case to have the plastic removed from his 2 vehicles. That happened quickly and the we were able to get true glimpses of their inherent beauty. Dew motor cars brought 2 vehicles, Charlie's immaculate boxer and a phenomenal 60 Aston Lightweight GT that just finished a multi year restoration. Both cars took home significant awards, much to their credit. I have only begun to go thru my pictures. My day started at 5 and the feet attached to my legs are less then happy. regards ken Attached Images

09-15-2010, 05:43 PM	#3
kvisser Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Damascus MD Ferrari Life Posts: 330	few more shots here are a couple more from radnor Attached Images

09-16-2010, 05:43 AM	#4
ECSofVirginia Master Mechanic Sponsor Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Ashburn, VA Ferrari Life Posts: 477 Name: Josh Hill	Cool photos Ken, I'm disappointed I wasn't around to come to the show. Looks like some really great cars were there, thanks for sharing them. Exotic Car Specialties www.ECSofVirginia.com 201 Davis Dr. Suite L Sterling, VA 20164 703.421.5356

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09-12-2010, 06:43 PM	#2
wetpet Owner Elite Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Chevy Chase, Md Ferrari Life Posts: 6,603 Name: Ed	Hey, i'm made out of sugar, what can I say? got to watch the gp instead. much better! Thanks for the pics ken!