Over 100 cars were on display at this past ANZAC weekend's Concours d'Eleganza, an annual event organised by Ferrari Club Australia. Held at Como Park in South Yarra, this year saw one of the best turnouts in the event's history with a huge array of cars registering.
While the modern models were well represented (bar the F12berlinetta and 458 Speciale), it was the classics which surprised many. A good number of Dino 246s, four 330s, a couple of F40s, and an immaculate 250 'Pontoon Fender' Testa Rossa replica, and a 250 GT were among the highlights.
It wasn't just Ferrari's finest on display, but also a healthy collection of Lamborghinis. Two Miuras, a Countach, a Diablo SV, a Murciélago SV, and a couple of Aventadors stalking the area.
Take a look at the gallery below. The sun was harsh, so taking good photos was not easy.
It wasn't just Ferrari's finest on display, but also a healthy collection of Lamborghinis. Two Miuras, a Countach, a Diablo SV, a Murciélago SV, and a couple of Aventadors stalking the area.
Take a look at the gallery below. The sun was harsh, so taking good photos was not easy.
