OLD SPORTS CARS CLASSICS! | Incredible Showcase at the 2024 Amelia Concours- Pt. 4

Here is the final installment of our coverage for this year at the Amelia Island Concours in 2024! Since we previously covered our own class of cars in detail in the previous videos, this one gives you a walking tour through the entire show, mostly before the crowds showed up so you can actually see the cars.
The Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance was a fantastic time for us and our friends again this year, even with the downpours. As in past years, we curated our own class of unique, postwar American sports cars and Boulevard Cruisers. Making up our class were the following amazing cars and their owners:
1948 Jewell Special - Richard and Gina Brown
1948 Timbs Streamliner - Gary and Diane Cerveny
1952 Glasspar G2 - Tom Chandler
1952 Irwin Lancer - Joel Driskill
1953 Traveller Roadster - Edwin Zimmerman Jr.
1955 Victress S4 - Don August
1955 Debonnaire - Mike Puma
1946 Hewson Rocket - Lane Motor Museum
1954 Hansen Cobra - Petersen Museum
1958 MacMinn LeMans Coupe - Dennis and Karen Kazmerowski
1959 Devin Salerno Special - Geoff Hacker
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[@WasserSquatch]

Thanks for the walk-around!

[@UndiscoveredClassicsUSA]

Appreciate you following along 😄

[@rustbeltbrett]

Glad you circled back to my beloved japanese cars! Honda nsx was sold in japan, it was branded acura in the us. Im pretty sure it was the same for the integras too. Awesome event!

[@UndiscoveredClassicsUSA]

Ah! Good to know, thanks Brett

[@alexander1485]

ya know the teal/aqua colored plaques say what the car is 😂😂 PS- The Honoree was Rick Hendrick.

[@UndiscoveredClassicsUSA]

LOL I’m aware, I just didn’t want to look down at every single one

[@christopherjames5944]

13:32 👋🏼

[@UndiscoveredClassicsUSA]

Ha! I didn’t catch that the first time

[@PaulHerman-v2m]

I know it's spelled Lancia, but is pronounced Lanchia. Yes, Mr. Picky strikes again, another interesting fact of the Chrysler Town and Country wood bodied cars is 1950 was convertible, 1949 was 2-door hardtop, 1946-48 had convertible, 2-door hardtop, 4-door sedan and in 1942 had a wagon with a lower tailgate of two pieces hinged at the sides rather than the bottom.

[@PaulHerman-v2m]

You are correct on the Renault pronunciation 👍

[@UndiscoveredClassicsUSA]

Thanks for the info 👍

[@mattconnor6779]

POR-shuh and reh-NO. Definitely.

[@UndiscoveredClassicsUSA]

That’s my feeling too

[@sekalgtv6234]

30:39 is not a porsche (pors che)

[@UndiscoveredClassicsUSA]

Tomato tomatoe 😉

[@sekalgtv6234]

@@UndiscoveredClassicsUSA no i mean it is not a porsche. it's a RUF

[@UndiscoveredClassicsUSA]

Ahh I see. Yeah, I know that now about the RUF variants, but wasn’t aware of it at the time. I’m not as familiar with modern stuff, but they still start life as a regular Porsche and then get modified by RUF, right?