Concorso Italiano 2023 - In the Review Mirror

[@mikekerns1399]

Love that green car!!

[@ThePalmEvent]

Cool video! I'm out of Italian cars for next year though..........perhaps it's time to start shopping.

[@jaykay5038]

Nice overview to entice someone to take part in the future....but as is soooo common, it's too fast to really absorb details. Should be at least 5-8 seconds on each car.

[@specialcarchannel]

We try to show a many vehicles as possible but there is no easy figuring on what image "speed" works for everyone. Use settings to slow playback, or you can stare all day at the photographs used here: www.flickr.com/photos/specialcarstore/albums/72177720310652583

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Well done but too fast.

[@Retroscoop]

It are fast cars, so...

[@specialcarchannel]

Thank you - it is always a challenge to balance pace with user interest. To slow down the video, try Settings/Playback speed rate to 0.75 - or just watch over and over.

[@jeffhildreth9244]

@@specialcarchannel That is exactly what I do. There are people who are unaware of the Setting and playback speed feature. Incidentally, pre COVID, I had a booth there with my hand painted auto Logo Art. Perhaps we will return one day.

[@Retroscoop]

As they are all extremely beautiful cars, the way to divide them into good, better, best, very best.... is to see in what condition they are, and which one has been restored best with original parts. But there weren't any "un-gorgious cars" to be seen. The reason why a French car - the Citroen SM - managed to slip throught the "'Italians only" watchdogs is of course because it has a Maserati motor: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_SM