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Scenes from the Radnor Hunt Concours d'Elegance

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This 1934 Bugatti Type 57 Stelvio Cabriolet, Gangloff, owned by LBI Limited of Philadelphia, is one of the most celebrated non-racing Bugattis ever built. This model retains its original engine, paint and interior. It was hidden under a pile of hay in a barn in France in World War II. It was just one of the spectacular classic automobiles competing Sunday at the Radnor Concours d'Elegance.
PhillyVoice illustration/Photos by Bob McGovern, PhillyVoice

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The 20th Annual Radnor Hunt Concours d'Elegance drew thousands to the Chester County countryside on Sunday for a nationally recognized invitational motor car event. Considered one of the top 10 such events in the nation, the Malvern show featured hundreds of classic cars and benefited the Thorncroft Equestrian Center. It turns out their are three places at this event to spot incredible cars: the Concourse d'Elegance invitational event itself, the MotorSport Park which allows car owners to show off their own special vehicles and, of course, the parking lot.
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This 1958 BMW 507 Roadster, owned by Thomas Pesikey of Wilmington, Del., sold new for $9,000 in the United States. Because of its extravagant price, it did not sell well and just 253 were produced, including this car originally delivered to Venezuela. Restoration was completed in March 2016.
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This 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Alloy-Bodied "Gullwing" Coupe is part of the Rare Wheels Collection in Windermere, Florida. Of the 1,400 300SL coupes produced, only 29 were built in the optional alloy body configuration. The all-aluminum body weighed significantly less that its siblings.
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This 1957 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Rally Roadster is owned by June Platz of Wynnewood, Montgomery County. Just 1,858 roadsters were produced between 1957 and 1963, including a handful of Rally Roadsters during 1957, none of which survive. This car represents a 30-year effort to recreate this special model.
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This Flying Lady adorns a 1913 Rolls-Royce 40/50 Silver Ghost London & Edinburgh Tourer, Barker Replica owned by Veasey Cullen of Easton, Pa. The legendary Rolls-Royce model first introduced in 1906 was initially referred to as the 40/50 for its 40 taxable horsepower and 50 real horsepower. This restoration of this vehicle was completed in 2015 with mechanical work done by the owner.
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This 1957 Ferrari 500TRC Spyder, Scaglietta is owned by JW Marriott Jr of Edinburg, Virginia. Powered by a Tipo 131C 2.0-litre 4-cylinder engine, the 500 TRC was primarily raced in Italy by private teams and sporting customers of Ferrari. Mr. Marriott first purchased the car in 1983, then selling it and purchasing it again in 1997. It was restored in 1997-1998.
Bob McGovern/PhillyVoice

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This 1966 Shelby GT350 Fastback Coupe, owned by Chuck Cantwell of Phoenixville, Chester County, has a 306-horsepower engine mated to a Borg-Warner 4-speed manual transmission.
Bob McGovern/PhillyVoice

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This 2009 Spyker C8, on display in the MotorSport Park, was popular with visitors. The MotorSport Park at the invitational Concourse d'Elegance allows car owners to bring their own Ferraris, Rolls Royces and Porsches to the event for visitors to check out.
Bob McGovern/PhillyVoice

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A 1961 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud II, owned by Mike and Nancy Ziegler of Allentown, sits in row of shiny Rolls Royces in the MotorSport Park. This model was one of 2,417 built between 1959-1962.
Bob McGovern/PhillyVoice

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In the parking lot of the Radnor Hunt Concours d'Elegance on Sunday: a classic Porsche and a couple of Bentleys.
Bob McGovern/PhillyVoice

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A Ferrari California in the parking lot at Radnor Hunt.
Bob McGovern/PhillyVoice

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An Austin-Healy 3000 in the parking lot. The British-made roadster was built from 1959 to 1967.
Bob McGovern/PhillyVoice

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A Rolls Royce sits in the parking lot Sunday at the Concourse d'Elegance event.

A Rolls Royce sits in the parking lot Sunday at the Concourse d'Elegance event.
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Cavan McGovern/For PhillyVoice

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An Audi R8 parked in the lot at Sunday's event.

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