A really pretty Monteverde at the Concorzo.

A grand entrance to Villa Erba on Sunday morning.

A cute and historic (former Milla Milla racer) on Sunday morning. It is a Siata from California.

A flawless Auburn at the Concorzo.

A supercharged early Cord. There were two Cords there.

A very early (and pretty) Corvette.

The hillside overlooking Villa d'Este. Note the parapets.

A view of the restored Villa d'Este hotel.

A very rare restored Tatra.

Sunday morning on the streets of Cernobbio.

They are rare, pretty, and they run too!

Another beauty on the grass at Concorzo.

A black ?

On the road to Villa Erba on Sunday morning.

Classic Rolls enters Villa Erba.

A fabulous Ferrari. One of several on the grass.

Ferrari Number 547.

Ari Pikkarainen and Hannah of Finland grab a table for the coming parade of cars.

Ari makes a cell call from his table.

Aston Martin Convertible enters Villa Erba on Sunday.

BMW Concept Car.

Another view of the BMW Concept car.

BMW Hurrican Prototype.

BMW Hydrogen concept car.

Another view of the hydrogen powered car by BMW.

A little boy can't resist feeding the visiting ducks.

Ho Hum, yet another classic car on Sunday morning.

Nice looking Maserati.

Nothing like Dixieland music on the shores of Lake Como.

Early Aston Martin convertible.

Some really early Beemers on the grass.

The BMW centerpiece car.

Cute little Fiat 600 goes topless.

This early Jaguar drew a lot of attention.

An OSCA 1600 Coupe at Villa d'Este.

Bicyclists on the Cernobbio thoroughfare on Sunday morning.

Elise by the Grand Hotel di Como sign.

Entering Villa Erba on Sunday morning.

Everybody wants pictures of the Ferraris.

Radical Ferrari entering Villa Erba.

A silver colored Ferrari at Villa d'Este.

Ferrari on the road in Cernobbio.

Ferrari photo op.

Fiat Barchetta concept car interior.

The Fiat Barchetta plaque.

Fiat Barchetta as seen from the rear quarter.

A side view of the Fiat Barchetta.

A concept car from Ford on display.

The Ford concept car en route to Villa Erba.

Having fun on the main drag.

Stunning red Maserati on the way to Villa Erba.

The Grand Prize winner Bugatti - amazing car!

Guigiaro designed Hydrogen powered car.

The futuristic cockpit of the hydrogen car.

The hillside overlooking the hotel grounds.

A perfect Model 6C Alfa Romeo.

In the drivers seat of a very rare Ferrari.

Early Maserati is a rear crowd pleaser.

An inside view of a Ford concept car. Radical interior.

The engine compartment of a classic Invicta.

Jack, Elise, and John Olesen of Denmark.

An early Jaguar SS in British Racing Green.

John Olesen, Jack, and Paul Roessler near the 400 GT.

John Olesen, Uno Junghans, and Paul Roessler.

John, Jack and Paul with Rene Richner in the background looking over the car.

Pretty light blue Delage on display.

The Lime Green Maserati among other classics.

An intimidating Maserati in the outer lot.

Another view of the black Maserati.

A front view of the gorgeous Bizzarini.

A Mercedes - concept car I think.

Cars on the street approach Villa Erba on Sunday morning.

Impeccable red Lagonda.

Engine compartment of #547 Ferrari.

Number 547 Ferrari. A real show stopper.

Odd seating in one of the concept cars from BMW.

A Fiat 8V Ghia "Supersonic"

Maserati and the Bizzarini just sit there and look great.

This orange Diablo was in a parking lot about a mile from Villa d'Este.

Paul Roessler's 400 enters Villa Erba on Sundy morning.

Paul's 400 on display at Villa d'Este. The car is perfect!

A rear view of Paul's 400. Bizza in the background.

I tried to get a shot of Paul's interior. Really nice.

The Borrani's on Paul's car look gem quality!

A Ferrari in an unusual green color.

A vintage Ferrari in dark blue.

Quite a sight to see on a city street.

A very rare restored Hispano-Suiza.

The red Lagonda enters Villa Erba.

A Renault concept car.

Engine compartment? of the Renault.

The Rinspeed and an Osca on Sunday morning.

Rolls Royce looking for a driver.

Another Rolls.

A Rolls-Royce Silver Lion. Had never heard of this model.

A concept car from Saab. Quite stylish, IMHO.

Simon Kidston warms up the mike. He was the Master of Ceremonies.

A couple uninvited guests enjoy the scenery.

An absolutely stunning Ferrari on display.

Racing down the road towards Villa Erba.

A Rolls heads towards Villa Erba.

A really nice Alfa Romeo.

The prize winning Bugatti on Sunday morning.

The Bizzarini roars in on Sunday.

The Bizza at Villa d'Este on display.

A group of Ferraris. Lots of Euros sitting there.

The Ford concept car in another view.

Front view of the prize winning Bugatti.

This rare Invicta draws an admiring crowd.

The ladies at the Grand Hotel. Great service and big smiles always.

The Lime Green Maserati.

The parade to the viewing stand is underway.

Cars arriving at Villa Erba.

The red Bizzarina with Paul's 400 in background.

A view to Lake Como from Villa d'Este.

The cars continue to arrive at Villa Erba on Sunday morning.

Driving these rare cars looks like a lot of fun.

A concept car from Toyota.

Uno takes some pictures of the parade cars.

Uno, Elise and John Olesen.

A very early model of an Alfa Romeo, a 1750 Touring "Flying Star."

One of the BMWs that grace the entry to the event.

Rene Richner, Paul Roessler, Jack, and John Olesen at Villa d'Este.

Serious looking Ferrari.

The entrance to Villa d'Este. You had to have a pass.

A view of the front of the Villa d'Este Hotel.

A famous view of the grounds at Villa d'Este.

What, no chauffeur? Gadzooks.

The yellow Delage.

Another of the Ferraris on the grass.

A typical hillside sight in scenic Belagio.