2019 Concours d'Elegance of America

Nice! I really like Carini's Moal built roadster. Flathead!

@Michael McKelvey

Thanks for sharing those VERY COOL pics, Michael! 

Beautiful cars Michael. Looks like a nice day.

I watched the series of episodes on Chasing Classic Cars that somewhat chronicled the building of the bespoke automobile for Wayne Carini. The guys at Moal Coachbuilders, that built his car, are absolute masters of their craft. Everything was measured and fitted especially for him with no attention to detail left untouched. Here he is taking delivery of the car:

Great video! Thanks for posting.

Thanks for the great pics, Mike!

Hay! Ain't these the guys we was supposed to shun? Don't all REAL plastic Porsche hate these guys?

Couldn't pass it up.

Beautiful show. Fantastic cars.

There were probably more than 200 other beautiful cars I didn't photograph.  

It would have been nice if the weather hadn't been so hot.  The show is held at a former seminary that is now a luxury hotel.

My high school sweetheart was from Plymouth

Great pictures, Michael! Thanks so much for sharing them.

Super-cool cars. I'd have loved to attend (but not to show). 

Here's one more interesting car I neglected to include:

Somehow, I expected to see Fred Munster sitting in the background.

Must get a little toasty sitting behind that huge boiler.

It looks like something from the Teens, but the headlights look like 1940's Ford Truck.   Very cool, indeed.

I had very similar NAPA marker lights to those he used as front directionals on my first Dune Buggy.

It would have been a real treat to see that steaming around the show.

@Gordon Nichols, it's a 1972 Sandley Steam Wagon English lorry.

https://www.caranddriver.com/n...nce-of-america-cars/

Wow. Just wow.