The 2013 Scarsdale Concours d'Elegance in Photos

The quaint Westchester, NY town of Scarsdale hosted the 2013 Scarsdale Concours d'Elegance on a sunny October Sunday. Originally conceived of by a group of 3rd graders, the first concours was seen to fruition when they were in high school in 2003. This year, proceeds from the event benefitted White Plains Hospital, The Scarsdale & Edgemont Family Counseling Service, and the Warrior & Family Assistance Fund.

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Winning the award for the Best French car was this recently restored blue 1939 Delage.

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Most Outstanding Coachwork went to Herb Wolfe's 1947 Stanguellini International Racer.

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The Scarsdale Concours always draws interesting and unique vehicles from all over the world. The 1967 Sabra was made in Israel with a Ford Consul 1703cc engine under the hood. First revealed at the 1961 New York Auto Show, 171 cars were built and 41 exported to the United States. The Six Day War ended all production.

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Another red sports car - this time, an orangey-red 1973 Datsun 240Z.

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The Most Exciting Car award was won by a shiny teal 1955 Abarth 208.

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One of 409 the front-engined De Tomaso Longchamps built, this 1974 coupe is unrestored. It was purchased from the original owner in 2010 with less than 8,700 miles on it.

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Scarsdale, NY is a prosperous suburban town north of New York City, and every year there is a bright row of classic Ferraris and Lamborghinis.

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While on the subject of red Italian cars, here's a sweet 1958 Alfa Romeo Guillietta Sprint Veloce.

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Heading over to England for the Judge's Favorite and Best in Show, this 1926 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost is one of 28 with a Playboy Roadster body by Brewster.

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The Best English car went to a '51 Jaguar, but this 1966 3000 MKIII Austin Healy is worth a look.

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