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Clean Dean · 09-22-08, 07:34

RDAVEX7,

Unfortunately no. Most of the cars were clean, but the paint on about 80% of the cars needed additional attention. Some of the more glaring areas that needed attention was swirled paint, and dirty tires (whitewalls and browning tires), and fenderwells. Little things that should be defenitely not apparent at a concours event.

The 59 300 SL and the Black 68 Bentley were detailed to a very high standard. I am sure the 300 SL is a 99-100 point car.

The silver Gullwing was pretty tired and was in need of a light cosmetic restoration to make it right. It pains me to see a car like that not perfect.

The 1935 Delage D8-85 Clabot Roadster was so sexy !!! That car was gorgeous !!!

Overall the cars were nice, but only a few were at a level of the cars you will see at an event like Pebble Beach.

09-22-08, 07:34	#3 (permalink)
Clean Dean Autobuffologist Clean Dean is offline Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Monmouth County, NJ Posts: 902	Re: Monmouth County NJ Concours d' Elegance RDAVEX7, Unfortunately no. Most of the cars were clean, but the paint on about 80% of the cars needed additional attention. Some of the more glaring areas that needed attention was swirled paint, and dirty tires (whitewalls and browning tires), and fenderwells. Little things that should be defenitely not apparent at a concours event. The 59 300 SL and the Black 68 Bentley were detailed to a very high standard. I am sure the 300 SL is a 99-100 point car. The silver Gullwing was pretty tired and was in need of a light cosmetic restoration to make it right. It pains me to see a car like that not perfect. The 1935 Delage D8-85 Clabot Roadster was so sexy !!! That car was gorgeous !!! Overall the cars were nice, but only a few were at a level of the cars you will see at an event like Pebble Beach. __________________ LNADetailing LLC Last edited by Clean Dean : 09-22-08 at 08:24.