Coachbuilt cars tend to attract a crowd.  The name Isotta Fraschini is a well-known one inside the world of classic car connoisseurs, but not really known as well in the automotive public.  This particularly pretty burgundy boat-tail coupe at Radnor Hunt is the first one I’ve gotten a good look at and I was very impressed.  The brightwork looked great, the coachwork was full of great details and the car’s history offered a lot of information on just how famous this one is.  Owned by a silent-film star actress by the name of Marguerite Clark and her aviation pioneer husband Harry Williams, this gorgeous convertible had only 22,000 original miles on the clock.  It fully deserved its win at Radnor Hunt this year, and the owner, Peter Boyle, looked incredibly proud.  Congrats to Mr. Boyle on your award-winning Isotta Fraschini, thank you for showing it at Radnor this year.