The Greenwich Concours d’Elegance was an exciting day of exceptional cars and motorcycles presented by HAGERTY in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park in Greenwich, Connecticut overlooking Long Island Sound. After a day of rain for the first day of the Greenwich Concours, attendees were rewarded with a beautiful sunny day. Here are some of the fabulous and very interesting highlights from the Greenwich Concours d’Elegance 2025.
We attended both days of the Greenwich Concours held on Saturday, May 30, and Sunday, June 1, 2025. These show highlights are from day two, June 1, 2025, of the Greenwich Concours d’Elegance. There were many exceptional cars at the show, and this was only a handful of the many cars presented. We have grouped the entries by their respective class beginning with a 1910 in the Horseless Carriage Glidden Tour Reunion and close our highlights with a 2019 entered in the Supercars class.
Horseless Carriage Glidden Tour Reunion
1910 Rambler Model 55, 7-Passenger Touring presented by Michael and Karen Tomko. Interesting to note about this car is that it is a 4-cylinder, 432 cubic inch, 50 hp, 3-soeed sliding gear transmission, 124-inch wheelbase, and front wheels measuring 27-inches with 36-inches x 4.5-inches tires, and rear wheels measuring 27-inches with 37-inches x 5-inches tires. Rambler was the only automobile manufacturer to provide a complete spare wheel and tire assembly for quick roadside changes.
1910 Rambler Model 55, 7-Passenger Touring presented by Michael & Karen Tomko
Pre-War European Classics
1939 MG TB presented by William Goble. For 1939, MG built 379 TBs, of which 319 were roadsters and 60 were Tickford models. 0473 was built in July 18, 1939. It was first registered on August 4, 1939. Restoration was done and completed by Ragtops and Roadsters in March 2025.
1939 MG TB presented by William Goble
Cars of Rob Ida
1948 Tucker 48 presented by Howard Kroplick. Interesting to note about this car is that it is the 44th built of 51 Tucker pilot production cars, and this car is considered the world’s most accurate Tucker. It was one of eight cars assembled by Tucker workers in their own time after the Tucker factory closed.
1948 Tucker 48 presented by Howard Kroplick
1957 Porsche 356 presented by Rob Ida. Lipstick red and bearing race number 8, Rob set (and continues to hold) four land speed records. It has appeared on TV on Limitless. Has been raced at Hillclimb, on ice, on mud, and drag raced. It is also a daily driver.
1957 Porsche 356 presented by Rob Ida
1970 Mercedes-Benz 600 presented by Sam Lombardo. Interesting details about this Rob Ida car is that it was customized by Rob and said to have been owned by the dictator of Romania Nicolae Ceausescu. It includes a fully automated Barcelona style interior, champagne chiller, entertainment system, and more.
1970 Mercedes Benz 600 presented by Sam Lombardo
Pinin Farina
1953 Nash Healey Series 25 presented by Ed and Rita Koch. The plaque on the car noted: Ed and Rita searched for 10 years to find a restorable Nash Healey. They found it at the 2014 Hershey ROM auction. Restoration was done between 2016-2017. Ed managed the disassembly, reassembly, and mechanical, and they outsourced paint and upholstery.
1953 Nash Healey Series 25 presented by Ed & Rita Koch
Fast From The Past – Motorcycles
1968 Maurice J. Candy One-off TT Racing Sidecar presented by Team Obsolete. The engine was entirely designed and built from scratch by Maurice Candy. It is one of a kind and was raced in the Isle of Mann six times through 1973 and never suffered a DNF at the world-famous race. The motorcycle proudly bears its race number: 14x and lists the team as Team Obsolete and the pilots as Candy, Dupont, Hoffman, and Fisher. Speaking with Danny Guerra, he explained that about the sidecar setup where the passenger (called a “monkey”) would throw his weight from side to side to assist the driver. We watched a video, and this is one “adventure” that we will take a pass on experiencing.
1968 Maurice J. Candy One-off TT Racing Sidecar presented by Team Obsolete
1971 Norton Production Racer presented by Danny Guerra. Built at Thruxton Circuit’s Norton Villers Performance Centre from 1970-72, mostly by Peter Inchley. Its first major victory was set at the 1970 Thruxton 500 with Peter Williams and Charlie Sanby taking turns. Speaking with Danny, he noted that there were only 101 of these racing motorcycles built, and that it could reach a speed of 150 mph. This Norton is number 101 and only has 49 miles on it. This fabulous “bike” took home a blue ribbon for “Best in Class.” Danny also races motorcycles, racing a Ducati!
1971 Norton Production Racer presented by Danny Guerra
Supercars
2019 McLaren 600LT presented by Oscar Bolanos. The 600LT was only made in 2019 and only 500 units were produced. It is a popular choice for track day fans and wealthy collectors. It has a carbon fiber monocoque chassis and bodywork that reduces weight and optimizes aerodynamic performance.
2019 McLaren 600LT presented by Oscar Bolanos
Until next time, keep enjoying the ride!
For more information on upcoming HAGERTY events, please visit their website: www.Hagerty.com
A Sampling of Upcoming HAGERTY Events:
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July 19, 2025
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RADWOOD a Celebration of 80s & 90s
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Griots Garage, Tacoma, WA
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July 26, 2026
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RADWOOD
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San Jose, CA
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August 13, 2025
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Motorlux
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Monterey Jet Center, Monterey, CA
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Roger Sherman Baldwin Park
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United States
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