Thanks for taking the time to show us all the wonderful vehicles! Most of us will never have the chance to see such a diverse selection from classic to race machines. Cheers
What a great show. I wish I could have made it this year but we where just gearing down after the Sebring Speedtour. the music is a real shame. Hope for no copyright strike. ill never understand why anyone wants to listen to that while gazing at works of art!
The hood ornament on Wayne Carini's MG at 7:08 is a 1920 Corning "Goddess of Smoke". These were originally the centerpiece of an ashtray but they had threads that fit radiators so many were converted to be hood ornaments. Very nice touch.
Great video Richard. I really enjoyed it! Most Porsche 908s were spyders. They were used at circuits like the Targa Florio and Nurburgring because they handled better than the 917s and power wasn't so important. I think many Porsche drivers much preferred the 908 to the 917 as they were a lot more driveable. Beautiful cars.
Wonderful video, Richard That 1936 SS Jaguar 100 appeared at The Elegance at Hershey in 2017. The remarkable thing about the unique bodywork on this car is that, aside from being stunningly beautiful, virtually nothing is known about the company that built it. I believe it has a body tag with the company's name and that it was made England, but beyond that no records survive. Clearly the makers had world-class talent and must have worked at other firms, and for their identities to just vanish into history like that is hard to fathom.
Fabulous video, thanks for posting. Sitting over here on a dreary cold day in the south of England, it's great to be able to look around this superb event which I'm very unlikely to ever get to in person. Doing a walk-round like this really conveys some of the atmosphere, and it's great to see so many British cars in the various classes. Wonderful stuff, please keep it up, and many thanks again!
Hi Richard . So you were invited ? That in itself is an honour . And as always your knowledge is , rather like the cars , breathtaking ! If you run through the video there was a registration number on the rear of the "D"type .....??? 301. Thanks Richard .
Thank you Richard ! fwiw the 1954 Jaguar XK120 Supersonic is on french plates ;) Conrero design possibly... lovely indeed ! PS: the Ecurie Ecosse D-type does not seem to me to have a wide angle head, there would be more space between the head bolts and the cam cover I believe (I won't comment on the 3 Spanish Weber carbs...).
Of Course Wayne had to be there..... I don`t think he ever misses and I don`t blame him..... The quality of the Sculptured Machinery is Astounding.... As good as any Painting or Statue...... Not sure about your choice Richard... The Car at 24:00, My first thought was 2CV..... It must be a French thing.... Great work Mr Owen...... More Please.... :-))
You certainly know your cars, quite impressive. Plus you accurately picked best in show! I was there today & while it had a nice selection of cars it’s definitely missing the leadership and polish of Bill Warner. The announcing was rough. I had to laugh a bit when they introduced the judges from a printed list. I observed in person (at past Amelia Concours) Mr. Warner introducing the judges by himself in front of them without a list. By memory. And he added an anecdote about each as well. End of the old era I suppose. Guess I should be happy that the event itself will continue. Thanks for your efforts of bringing the cars to those who could not attend.
Michael I look forward to your videos, and when they are uploaded it's like Christmas. I like you enthusiasm and knowledge and your willingness to get right in the mix. Your narration and delivery is unique. Never change brother. Thanks again.
Thank you! But a small correction, if I may: The wheel-items that you referred to as "Hubcaps" are, in fact, properly called "Nave Plates". Hub caps keep the grease in the hubs. The XK that you filmed has visible hub caps.
never even heard the term "nave plate". seems to be a UK only term? here in the US we have hubcaps and dustcaps to keep the dirt out of the bearings. hubcaps are decorative in nature.
Ho - leee, that was amazing. Some of those cars are absolutely priceless. Thanks so much Richard for doing this video for us. I was blown away by some of those. Cheers !!!
Excellent video, sir. What particularly impresses me is that it was a 25 minute, one take video, with a live commentary, and not overdubbed later. That takes some doing. Always love your work, Richard, holding a wrench or a camera.
Thank you for your knowledge & time you take to make these videos, just perfect. Am I right in saying (going by the shadow) you use a mobile with gimble? Great quality. Again thank you 👍
Hello Richard! You have presented a lot of old and very rarity dream cars👍. I am really enjoyed it. Thank you for this wonderful video. Best regards from Hans and Cheers 🍻🇦🇹.
the Ferrari 250 Europa, the original Mustang fastback? I don't follow Ferrari so my first thought was, what's a "stang doing in with the Ferraris? Look at the louvers...someone was a copycat!
Great video Richard, mind blowing sculptured designs. l think from my perspective the 50's-60's Ferrari's are the best for styling. What make of camera do you use, the quality of the picture is first class for clarity ?
Richard, thanks so much for doing these videos. I didn't realize the event was happening this weekend and missed it. I was actually nearby. I have a gold concourse Healey myself. Would have loved to attend. Maybe next year. Keep posting these videos... We love them!
@@RichardMichaelOwen Its great to see all those classic race cars, but its even better to see them flat out at the track.. I enjoy your channel keep it up!
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Your videos are great. Nice smooth walk throughs, very broad knowledge of the various vehicles, and no annoying music!...Thank you sir👍
Thanks for taking the time to show us all the wonderful vehicles! Most of us will never have the chance to see such a diverse selection from classic to race machines. Cheers
250 TDF. Looking Sinister in red!!
Great walk through, thanks Richard! But seriously... they can ping you for background music to a vid? This world has gone nuts...
What a great show. I wish I could have made it this year but we where just gearing down after the Sebring Speedtour. the music is a real shame. Hope for no copyright strike. ill never understand why anyone wants to listen to that while gazing at works of art!
Fun coverage and you were one of the first on RUclips. FYI-You're pronouncing Porsche incorrectly.
First "Holy Moly" at 3:30! Great vid, thanks Richard!
Merci pour la vidéo qui aurait pu être filmée de façon plus sérieuse ...Dommage , pour la prochaine avec un peu de chance ...
Give us a flick of the multi wheeled Combi please :) :) :) :)
very enjoyable tour of an event that I would have trouble getting to.
that tracked VW Bus @5:22 i first saw some 30 years ago or so.
Thanks for a great video and a great visit. Those LeMans cars! Wow! I sure wish I could have been there in person.
The hood ornament on Wayne Carini's MG at 7:08 is a 1920 Corning "Goddess of Smoke". These were originally the centerpiece of an ashtray but they had threads that fit radiators so many were converted to be hood ornaments. Very nice touch.
Great video Richard. I really enjoyed it! Most Porsche 908s were spyders. They were used at circuits like the Targa Florio and Nurburgring because they handled better than the 917s and power wasn't so important. I think many Porsche drivers much preferred the 908 to the 917 as they were a lot more driveable. Beautiful cars.
Fabulous camerawork....best I've seen
Thank goodness for this video! My usual Sunday schedule of Harry's Garage left me cold talking about hydrogen engines .. long live the classics .
Thank you. I wish I had attended.
Thanks Richard, nice video!
I think that's Doris Gilles at 21:10
Wonderful video, Richard
That 1936 SS Jaguar 100 appeared at The Elegance at Hershey in 2017. The remarkable thing about the unique bodywork on this car is that, aside from being stunningly beautiful, virtually nothing is known about the company that built it. I believe it has a body tag with the company's name and that it was made England, but beyond that no records survive. Clearly the makers had world-class talent and must have worked at other firms, and for their identities to just vanish into history like that is hard to fathom.
Your right Tom I had a chat with Mr North the owner and he confirmed unknown coachwerks as well thanks for watching!
Fabulous video, thanks for posting. Sitting over here on a dreary cold day in the south of England, it's great to be able to look around this superb event which I'm very unlikely to ever get to in person. Doing a walk-round like this really conveys some of the atmosphere, and it's great to see so many British cars in the various classes. Wonderful stuff, please keep it up, and many thanks again!
Yes, wonderful stuff. I’m always impressed by people who can walk so casually among such great cars and convey their knowledge to others.
Hi Richard . So you were invited ? That in itself is an honour . And as always your knowledge is , rather like the cars , breathtaking ! If you run through the video there was a registration number on the rear of the "D"type .....??? 301. Thanks Richard .
Great video and awesome cars
Pretty cool. Thanks.
Very nice review of the field
Thank you Richard ! fwiw the 1954 Jaguar XK120 Supersonic is on french plates ;) Conrero design possibly... lovely indeed !
PS: the Ecurie Ecosse D-type does not seem to me to have a wide angle head, there would be more space between the head bolts and the cam cover I believe (I won't comment on the 3 Spanish Weber carbs...).
Tu video es tan lindo que lo veo 2 veces
thank you for the vid 😎
Just love that C-type Jag..!
Of Course Wayne had to be there..... I don`t think he ever misses and I don`t blame him..... The quality of the Sculptured Machinery is Astounding.... As good as any Painting or Statue...... Not sure about your choice Richard... The Car at 24:00, My first thought was 2CV..... It must be a French thing.... Great work Mr Owen...... More Please.... :-))
You certainly know your cars, quite impressive.
Plus you accurately picked best in show!
I was there today & while it had a nice selection of cars it’s definitely missing the leadership and polish of Bill Warner.
The announcing was rough.
I had to laugh a bit when they introduced the judges from a printed list.
I observed in person (at past Amelia Concours) Mr. Warner introducing the judges by himself in front of them without a list. By memory. And he added an anecdote about each as well.
End of the old era I suppose.
Guess I should be happy that the event itself will continue.
Thanks for your efforts of bringing the cars to those who could not attend.
wonderfully done ! lo,,
"What next, what next, OHHhhh" pretty much describes every visit to the Amelia. Wonderful video. Thanks for bringing us along.
Michael I look forward to your videos, and when they are uploaded it's like Christmas. I like you enthusiasm and knowledge and your willingness to get right in the mix. Your narration and delivery is unique. Never change brother. Thanks again.
Thank you for the perfect presentation. Your knowledge of the different cars , models and names are second to none. Bravo !
Thank you!
But a small correction, if I may:
The wheel-items that you referred to as "Hubcaps" are, in fact, properly called "Nave Plates".
Hub caps keep the grease in the hubs. The XK that you filmed has visible hub caps.
never even heard the term "nave plate". seems to be a UK only term? here in the US we have hubcaps and dustcaps to keep the dirt out of the bearings. hubcaps are decorative in nature.
@@uliwehner It was extensively used in Commonwealth Countries, but succumbed to ignorance and laziness in the 1970s or so.
@@MichaelKingsfordGray well, the good news is that i now know a new word, albeit an out of use one, like hubcaps are as well. or beauty rings....
@@uliwehner I believe that the term originated from a similarity to early Church collection-plates.
@@MichaelKingsfordGray interesting.
Magnificent tour! RMO, thanks very much... As always, your knowledge of cars is beyond impressive. Cheers & Jag on!
Thanks Richard
Awesome video, thanks for sharing! That's an absolute field of dreams right there!
Ho - leee, that was amazing. Some of those cars are absolutely priceless. Thanks so much Richard for doing this video for us. I was blown away by some of those. Cheers !!!
Thank you so much Richard i have learnt alot. Its so sad that in my country classic cars like this have been left to rot
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Keep them coming. Straight to the point with no wizzwazz. Thanks a lot -
Richard, thank you for the wonderful tour. It was almost like being there!
I think in this Florida setting even a beaten up 1980 Chevrolet New York taxi would look amazing!
A great video Richard, thank you very much. Kind regards, Richard.
It is funny that Wayne Carini's MG PB has its headlight lenses mounted upside down.
Excellent.
Great commentary
Nice meeting you at the airport this morning. 👍🏻
Brilliant, thanks Richard keep the good work up .
Excellent video, sir. What particularly impresses me is that it was a 25 minute, one take video, with a live commentary, and not overdubbed later. That takes some doing. Always love your work, Richard, holding a wrench or a camera.
Thanks Adrian! Great to have you along 🥂
Excellent presentation with a real enthusiasts deep knowledge os the cars. Thanks for this.
Thank you for your knowledge & time you take to make these videos, just perfect. Am I right in saying (going by the shadow) you use a mobile with gimble? Great quality. Again thank you 👍
Yeah DJI Osmo gimball thanks for watching
the rich keep getting richer
Bellisimo
Excellent coverage of Amelia. Thank you!
Felicidades, tus videos son los mejores en los cars shows, tu conocimiento, descripcion y narrativa de los autos es inmejorable
Hello Richard! You have presented a lot of old and very rarity dream cars👍. I am really enjoyed it. Thank you for this wonderful video. Best regards from Hans and Cheers 🍻🇦🇹.
Thanks Johann great to have you along 🥂
Thank you for taking us here via video.
Great tour of these interesting and beautiful cars.😊
Thank You for sharing. Great job.
We sold a Mercedes Benz Fintail … was awesome 🎉
The Aerodyne was stunning.
the Ferrari 250 Europa, the original Mustang fastback? I don't follow Ferrari so my first thought was, what's a "stang doing in with the Ferraris? Look at the louvers...someone was a copycat!
Great observation. You can see it here too: ruclips.net/video/XXpzK_yul2o/видео.html
Great video Richard, mind blowing sculptured designs. l think from my perspective the 50's-60's Ferrari's are the best for styling. What make of camera do you use, the quality of the picture is first class for clarity ?
Hi Paul the result you see here is from a Google Pixel 7 Pro
@@RichardMichaelOwen thankyou Richard.
Truly WUNNERFUL, in FLORRDA
What a fabulous collection of cars to see in one spot! Thank you for posting this, the restoration quality is breathtaking too!
Glad you enjoyed it
Aesthetic overload !!!! ❤
Thanks for this video. Wish I could be there but it just didn’t happen. Do you go to Goodwood?
Yes I did the revival last year, thanks for watching
@@RichardMichaelOwen that’s right. I’m going to try to get to members festival and revival this year from Indianapolis.
Do Canadians need a Visa to go to the USA?
lucky it wasn't raining
Richard, thanks so much for doing these videos. I didn't realize the event was happening this weekend and missed it. I was actually nearby. I have a gold concourse Healey myself. Would have loved to attend. Maybe next year. Keep posting these videos... We love them!
Well that was way cool
Wow amazing cars.
Florida Man
there's a gun totin gun cop on post !
2:06
8:31 what is the red car in the background, upper left corner of the shot?
1953 Bosley Mark I GT, thanks for watching!
@@RichardMichaelOwen thank you! It’s like a caricature, I love it.
Are you going to the Le Mans Classic this year?
I wish!!!
@@RichardMichaelOwen Its great to see all those classic race cars, but its even better to see them flat out at the track.. I enjoy your channel keep it up!
How much does it cost the entrance????