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Day two of the 2007 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance was dedicated to cars built in Europe, and after a terrific Day 1, my expectations were sky high. I wasn't disappointed. The mix of cars was equally varied, including a wonderful white-tired 1905 Renault, a '48 Tatra T-87 sporting a huge fin on its sloping rear, a passel of Jaguars that included a Ghia-bodied XK140, and jaw-dropping stunners like a '37 Bugatti Type 57C Roadster and down by the harbor, a spectacular one-off 1950 Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith Roadster.
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Day two of the 2007 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance was dedicated to cars built in Europe, and after a terrific Day 1, my expectations were sky high. I wasn't disappointed. The mix of cars was equally varied, including a wonderful white-tired 1905 Renault, a '48 Tatra T-87 sporting a huge fin on its sloping rear, a passel of Jaguars that included a Ghia-bodied XK140, and jaw-dropping stunners like a '37 Bugatti Type 57C Roadster and down by the harbor, a spectacular one-off 1950 Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith Roadster.
More after the jump.



Where the musclecars sat a day earlier, a circle of Ferraris had taken up residence. Many eras were represented, with everything from a 250 California Spyder, to a killer yellow '74 Boxer, to the prettiest 308 I'd ever seen -- completely original in a medium green finish. A row of Bimmers ranged from the Isetta to an '88 M6 Coupe, and a group of competition cars included a rally-prepped Saab 96, an '87 Porsche 944 Turbo Cup car in Rothman's livery, and a 1963 Alfa Romeo TZ1 coupe. As was the case with Day 1, I'll stop jabbering now and let the photos do the rest of the talking.
The two-day carnival of cars was enormous fun, as Bruce and Genia Wennerstrom put on one hell of a show. The fans were knowledgeable and down-to-earth, and the same could be said of the owners I chatted with. It was easy to get along, you see. There wasn't a person in the place who didn't love cars. I can't wait 'till next year's edition.




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