Concorso Italiano Is Back, and the Major Brands Are Well Represented

Date:2025-08-19 04:42:38 Category:tech Views:4 Comment:0

After a few years and various owners, the Concorso Italiano seems to be back and better than ever. The all-Italian car show held the Saturday before Pebble Beach had a healthy several hundred cars, almost all of them interesting, and enthusiastic owners who hung around all day in little picnic circles chatting away. And there were even sunny skies overhead instead of gloomy fog. Bene!

1957 625 TRC Tributo

Only 19 Ferrari 500 TRC Testarossas were ever built in 1957, all with four-cylinder engines. Two were converted to V12s and were renamed 625 TRCs. This is a tribute car, built to represent a 625 TRC. The body you see here was fabricated on an English wheel and took over three years to make.

The project was started by collector Larry Wilson in Florida and later sold to Scarab Motorsports in Prarie Village, Kansas, which finished it.

Best part? It's for sale!

1967 Bizzarrini 5300 Strada

Only 133 of these were ever made, between 1964 and 1968. They're powered by the 327 Chevy small block engine and could make 400 hp. It hit 62 mph in less than seven seconds, which was quick for the day.

Ferrari 250gt

That's what the label said, with lower-case gt.

Maserati A6G 2000 CC

Alfa Romeo Disco Volante

Surely the greatest car name ever, the 1961 Giulietta SS inspired many other car designs, including the Stingray.

1969 DeTomaso Mangusta

1925 Lancia Lambda Casaro

Paul and Vicki Tullius took second in class at Pebble Beach in this beautiful roadster. And I blame them for getting me involved in Lancia Appias. Haha