Classic cars displayed at the Boston Cup

Classic cars were on display on Sunday, Sept. 23, in the inaugural Boston Cup at Boston Common. Proceeds benefited the Fund for Boston Parks & Recreation and the Downtown Boston Business Improvement District.

This McLaren MP4 was one of the vehicles in the Parkman Bandstand area. Check out the others.

Evan , Cam, and Richard Blank looked over the hot yellow McLaren MP4 gull wing.

This Jaguar XK-E was one of the vehicles on display at the Boston Cup.

Bruce Murray, owner of the Jaguar XK-E, is machining a 1/3 scale Jaguar motor in his basement workshop in Winchester.

WGBH’s Emily Rooney talked to Ronald Savenor about her late father’s Sunbeam Tiger, a British-made sports car with a Ford V-8 engine.

This 1949 Maserati A6G was one of the vehicles at the event.

A view of the grill of the 1948 Delahye.

Bob Berchen (left) of Worcester and Ben Johnson of Weymouth inspected a 1956 Messerschmitt KR200 “Kabinenroller.’’

Jay Marlin of Boston checked out the 1910 Premier wagon.

The hood ornament on a 1935 Ford Deluxe.

Joe Freeman of Brookline showed off his 1915 Dusenberg to Malcolm McNair of Vermont.

Lynne Johnson took a break in her 1920 Locomobile.

Donna and Fred Wentzell viewed the interior of a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing.

Stu Forer of Warwick, R.I., and Elliott Hillbach of Needham checked out Hillbach’s Gullwing.

John Hoffman of Peabody displayed his 1969 Shelby GT350.

Malcaolm McNair brought his1909 Cadillac from Vermont for the event.