[deutscheafrikar]

Originally Posted by r_nairtvm

From what I hear, there were some lovely bikes there hence, I asked.


Best Regards & Drive/Ride Safe


Ram

[///RMan]

The Three-Pointed Star Constellation!

'37 W136 170V is a regular at all events in the city.


Cannot get enough of this '62 W111 220SE!













'68 W123 230SL 'Pagoda'.





'89 C126 560SEC is one of the most staggering restorations from the newer cars I've seen up-close and personal. Love the Mercedes pillar-less coupe design and this all black monster pulls off the dark look with ease!










'86 W126 560SEL is the ultimate 80's luxobarge!


'72 W115 is mint!


'65 W111 230S


V123 300D came from and drove back to Goa for the event. A friend drove it back to Goa and says it did big three digit speeds with ease

[///RMan]

'19 Fiat 505


'49 Fiat Topolino Wagon


A smattering of Fiat 1100's from various model years.












'32 Ford Model B


'33 Ford Model B


'61 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop Coupe. Another class winner at the Cartier Concours.






A multitude of Triumphs - Spitfires, Heralds et al!


















Bugs, bugs everywhere!

[///RMan]

These marques did not have much company, but some gorgeous and some rare cars here.

'22 Ansaldo Tipo F, a rare marque and possibly the only one of it's kind in India, this won the resurrection cup at the recently concluded Cartier Concours.



'48 Land Rover Series I, which used to owned by the Royal Family of Wankaner in the past.


'54 Desoto Diplomat, looking gorgeous in the shade of blue.


The uber rare '47 Invicta Black Prince convertible. The rarest of rare marques in the country and across the world.




Green Goblin!






'40 LaSalle looking beautiful!


'89 Mazda Miata


'65 MG B


'48 Morris 8 Series E


'66 Oxford Series 6


Morris Minor




'1920 Packard Twin Six, won the runners-up award in the Pre War American class at Cartier Concours '19.


A personal favorite, the '46 Packard Clipper Club Sedan always has me gawking at is superb roofline and the swooping profile.




A friends '63 Saab 96, super rare. Possibly the only one in the country.


'51 Standard Vanguard Phase I, which won the Adventurer Trophy at the Cartier Concours.


'21 Steyr Type II, has apparently been in this family since new and is driven regularly at rallies and events.


The stunning '56 Studebaker Flight Hawk Coupe. Love the shape!

[///RMan]

And a few group shots of the cars exiting for the parade around the city.

[Steve Stuckey]

If anyone has more information about the 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III i would love to hear it. I am trying to identify the car by chassis number. Thanks.

[///RMan]

Originally Posted by Steve Stuckey

If anyone has more information about the 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III i would love to hear it. I am trying to identify the car by chassis number. Thanks.

I read somewhere as it being 3AX75. Not too sure though

[Steve Stuckey]

Originally Posted by ///RMan

I read somewhere as it being 3AX75. Not too sure though

And I have been told then same thing! Many thanks. This car I last knew of in the USA in about 2017.

[///RMan]

Originally Posted by Steve Stuckey

And I have been told then same thing! Many thanks. This car I last knew of in the USA in about 2017.

Any pictures from before it came to India? and I guess 2017 in US won't be possible as this supposedly came down here in Q3 2016.

[Steve Stuckey]

Originally Posted by ///RMan

Any pictures from before it came to India? and I guess 2017 in US won't be possible as this supposedly came down here in Q3 2016.

Here are a couple of photos of the car in 2014 in the USA.