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$Cernobbio, Como - May 21, 2023: Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este 2023.\nMaserati A6G/54 was the internal designation for a road sports car that the Italian car manufacturer Maserati produced from 1954 to 1957\n produced. The car was also officially marketed as the Maserati 2000 GT, just like its predecessor (internal: A6G).\nTechnically, the A6G/54 was the road version of the A6GCS racing car, with which it was closely related.\nThe A6G/54 was available with open and closed bodies from Allemano, Frua and Zagato. A total of around 60 vehicles were built. The history of each car is unusually well documented.\nThe cars are among the exclusive classics that now reach prices in the millions at auction.\n\nIn Europe, the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este has developed into a meeting point for lovers of high-quality classic automobiles.\nActive automotive designers are also looking for inspiration for their work there.\nIn addition, the event is given a special touch by the Villa d'Este, a former cardinal's palace with park, located directly on the lake\na neat setting and a social touch.\nOn Sunday, vehicles for the general public will be shown on the grounds of the neighboring Villa Erba.\nThe vehicles drive early in the morning from Villa d'Este to Villa Erba through the small town of Cernobbio\nat Como\non the public road, on Via Regina\n\nIn the background you can see the church Chiesa di Maria delle Grazie.\n\nThe event traditionally takes place on the third weekend in May each year.\n\nA jury decides on the two prizes \$

$Photographed on Aug-18-2022 as part of the Pebble Beach Tour d Elegance at 46833 CA-1 Big Sur, CA 93920 USA.\nThe car is a 1964 Ferrari 250 LM Scaglietti Berlinetta and was entered in the 1965 Le Mans 24 hour endurance race by NART, Luigi Chinetti's North American Racing Team. It won the race, completing 347 laps of the 8.365 mile racetrack, averaging 120.944 miles per hour. It is currrently owned by the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum in Indianapolis, Indiana.$