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YOUR GUIDE TO THE WORLD’S FINEST WEEK OF AUTOMOTIVE EVENTS 2Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008 CONCOURS WEEK Car aficionados’ fantasy lineup offers everything for everyone

By MARY BROWNFIELD turing an indulgent celebration of Italian genius; a Ferrari-themed VERY YEAR, it gets bigger fundraiser centered around food, and better. In fact, Concours wine, fashion and jazz; eclectic sales EWeek on the Monterey of old cars, new cars, rare cars, Peninsula presents so many options, motorcycles, memorabilia and jewel- it’s impossible to do them all. But, as ry; rallies and tours all over the one local car guy observed, it pre- Peninsula, and a decadent day of sents wining, the per- dining fect and oppor- notable tunity racing for a la and col- carte lector ordering of whatever shows, rallies, cars. Here, The Pine Cone summa- races and parties tantalize you most. rizes them all so you can assemble Events catering to auto enthusiasts the best possible feast for all the sens- run the gamut, from themed car es. parades and multi-million-dollar auc- tions of all sorts of vehicles and ■ Carmel-by-the-Sea accouterments, to races representing decades of ingenuity and judged dis- Concours on the Avenue plays of the world’s finest driving Ocean Avenue and side streets machines. Festivities begin Aug. 11 Mon-Tues., Aug. 11-12, with the Carmel-by-the-Sea 9 a.m. until late afternoon Concours on the Avenue and con- clude Aug. 17 with the famed Pebble Last year’s inaugural Carmel-by- Beach Concours d’Elegance and the-Sea Concours on the Avenue accompanying Gooding & Co. auc- tion, with the intervening days fea- See EVENTS page 5Cd’E

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Enjoy the relaxed indoor setting while buying only original vintage posters, photographs, rallye plates, badges & pins, hood ornaments, signs, original art, display items, scale models, literature & books, signed items, postcards, PHOTOS/(COVER) PAUL MILLER, (TOP) COPYRIGHT 2007 BY RON KIMBALL STUDIOS, stamps, unique scarves/ties/shirts, etc. (MIDDLE) COPYRIGHT 2007 BY WENDI MCADEN, (BOTTOM) MARY BROWNFIELD — ON PREMISES PACK+SHIP FACILITIES — (Top) Fireworks and confetti greet Best in Show winner of the 2007 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, Harry Yeaggy of Cincinnati, Ohio, and his 1935 Embassy Suites-Main Ballroom – US 1 & Rte 218 Duesenberg SJ Special. (Middle) Participants in the 2007 Tours d’Elegance just north of Hwy 68; easy access and free parking encounter heavy fog as they drive through Big Sur. (Bottom) Carmel-by-the-Sea Mayor Sue McCloud presents the Mayor’s Cup to Pebble Beach resident Don www.AutomobiliaMonterey.com Orosco for his 1929 Ford Roadster at the town’s inaugural Concours on the E-mail: [email protected] Avenue. On the cover: A 1933 Packard, owned by Craig and Hanne Ekberg of Rolling Hills, on the lawn at Pebble Beach last year. August 8, 2008 Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone 3Cd’E 4Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008 ifestyles L MontereyP eninsula

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ciated placards at each entry EVENTS explained interesting bits of history. From page 2Cd’E Organizers Doug and Genie Freedman were so thrilled with the effectively filled a new niche by show — and its accompanying showcasing cars not celebrated else- Concours in the Windows that got where during the week, and doing it downtown businesses in on the fes- on a particularly slow day of the tivities — they decided to expand it week. to two days in 2008. This year’s The event — which is free to the Concours on the Avenue will show- public — came off without a hitch, case about 64 Porsches built between drawing auto oglers who meandered 1948 and 1973, and an equal num- among beautifully presented speci- ber of Ferraris, constructed from mens parked along park-like Ocean 194178 to 1973, on Monday, and BRA FITTING Avenue and side streets. Spectators post-World War II American and for- • chatted with their owners and appre- eign cars, 1946 through 1971, as BRIDAL well as microcars and motorcycles, • on Tuesday. RESORT WEAR Each day will also include a • Heritage Avenue Exhibit of non- INCLUDING BASICS judged entries, particularly focused on modified touring and racing cars, and contemporary designs. Spectators are invited to closely inspect entries in a multitude of classes. Monday will focus on vari- ous models of the renowned German and Italian marques, while Tuesday will feature numerous categories: American Family Favorites, Hot Rod, Historic Race Car, Shelby, Micro Car, Motorcycle, British Sport, German Sport, French Sport, British and European Luxury, British and European Family Favorites, GM Muscle, Mopar Muscle, Ford Muscle, AMC Muscle, American MISSION STREET Luxury, American Sport and the fea- BETWEEN OCEAN AVENUE PHOTO/MARY BROWNFIELD ture class, “50 years ago in 1958 — Chrome.” & 7TH STREET CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA During the day, judges will select The Carmel Concours on the Avenue 831.625.0599 features some pretty sexy hot rods you won’t find in Pebble Beach. See AUTOS page 6Cd’E OPEN DAILY

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■ Automobilia Monterey Embassy Suites, Seaside Aug 12-13, Noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday Founded by a Carmel Valley enthusiast and fea- turing extended hours this year to accommodate the event’s ever increasing popularity, Automobilia The Hearth Shop is home to one of the most Monterey is purportedly the largest sale in America of genuine posters, photographs, rallye complete selections of quality fireplaces, accessories plates, badges and pins, mascots and hood orna- ments, signs, models, books and other collectibles. and gifts. We specialize in custom fireplace screens Only original articles — no reproductions — will and glass doors; quality, hard-to-find tools and Family Owned Since 1967 be offered by more than 45 vendors from Europe, the United States and South America. Founder accessories; wood and gas stoves; built-in fireplaces THE HEARTH SHOP Tony Singer calls his sale “the serious collector’s ‘Candy Store,’” and says this year’s event will 486 DEL MONTE CENTER / MONTEREY and top of the line gas logs. We install what we sell. include the “largest photo archive; finest signs; top (Located between Starbucks & Macys) prewar memorabilia; world’s most significant Complimentary consultation on any project. 375-1252 / www.thehearthshop.com inventory of vintage auto posters; incredibly

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PHOTOS/(TOP) PAUL MILLER, (BOTTOM) COURTESY KHAKI’S OF CARMEL During Concours Week, some of the most interesting sights are close up — such as this eagle hood orna- ment at last year’s Concours d’Elegance, and an Carmel reads The Pine Cone evocative wheel at the annual gathering of Ferraris outside Khaki’s at The Barnyard Shopping Village. August 8, 2008 Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone 7Cd’E 8Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008 August 8, 2008 Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone 9Cd’E

mobiles of singular beauty and his- CARS toric distinction,” and will bring From page 6Cd’E more than 85 of them — from a 1914 Mercedes touring car, to a 1996 Lamborghini Zagato Raptor — diverse collections of rallye plates, to show and sell during the week of grille badges, badges and pins.” the Concours d’Elegance. Shoppers will also find hood orna- The exposition sale debuted at ments, Heuer instruments, models, Pebble Beach in 1990, and according vintage books, documents, literature, to Concours organizers, “has a paper collectibles, and auto-themed devoted following. Many enthusiasts scarves, ties and shirts, along with who regularly attend the Concours original art and photography. and related events head first to the Singer prides Automobilia Blackhawk venue hoping to secure Monterey on providing a relaxed the automobile of their dreams.” indoor setting for serious buyers and Spectators wander through the col- curious browsers, and also has on- lection in the Blackhawk tent and out premises professional shippers who on the golf course across the street contribute “to the genuine ease of from the Lodge at Pebble Beach. doing business for all involved.” blackhawkcollection.com. Admission is $15 for one day, or two days for $20. The fees will ben- ■ McCall’s Motorworks efit the Monterey Rape Crisis Center, as will a silent auction held Revival during the event. Contact Spyder Monterey Jet Center, Enterprises, Inc. at (831) 659-5335, Monterey, visit www.automobiliamonterey.com Aug. 13, 5 p.m. or e-mail [email protected]. What began with a hibachi and a ■ Blackhawk Collection few car-minded friends eating, drink- ing and bantering about old cars has Exposition and Sale morphed into an extravagant cele- Peter Hay Golf Course, bration of fascinating vehicles — Pebble Beach from vintage racers and luxurious Aug. 13-17 tourers, to brand-new innovations from major marques — and captivat- Danville’s Blackhawk Collection, ing private, military and vintage air- which specializes in acquiring and craft, accompanied by food, wine selling American and European clas- and finery. sics, coach-built specimens and one- After 15 years of hosting the pri- PHOTOS/(TOP)PAUL MILLER, (BOTTOM) BILL SCOTT of-a-kind automobiles, has spent the past two decades seeking out “auto- See VINTAGE page 12Cd’E At the McCall’s Motorworks gathering at the Monterey Jet Center, classic cars are displayed alongside ultramodern airplanes. At the Pacific Grove auto rally, the juxtaposition is vintage pickups in front of Victorian homes.

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www.crossroadsshoppingvillage.com 12Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008 CONCOURS WEEK on scenic Monterey Peninsula roads VINTAGE during the annual Tour d’Elegance. From page 9Cd’E Many of the world’s rarest automo- biles will take the 60-mile drive from vate party, demand prompted Pebble Beach, along Aguajito and Gordon and Molly McCall to open it Monhollan roads through Jacks to the public by making tickets avail- Peak, on Carmel Valley Road, and able for some of the 3,000 spots, down Highway 1, with decadent with proceeds benefiting the Naval stops along the way. Postgraduate School Foundation and Car buffs gather at strategic gazing the California Highway Patrol’s 11- points along the route, and accord- 99 Foundation. This year, guests can ing to tour organizers, the event was expect to inspect the latest offerings “initiated to showcase the elegance of ICON Aircraft, Bentley Motors of the automobile in motion.” and Lexus. Admission is $200 per Waxing sentimental, they also say, person, and the Jet Set-centered “The Tour underscores the early his- event is sure to be a sellout, as usual. tory of the place that is Pebble Beach. www.mccallevents.com Decades before golf links were laid out along the edge of the Pacific ■ The 10th Annual Ocean, this area was known for its scenic drive, winding for miles Pebble Beach through pine and cypress forest, Tour d’Elegance dancing alongside dramatic cliffs and Down the coast and around leading, ultimately, to a beautiful the Monterey Peninsula, crescent-shaped bay.” including Carmel-by-the-Sea Toward the end of their drive, par- ticipants — many dressed in period Aug. 14, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. clothing to match their autos — The most exciting (and the cheap- leave their precious treasures on est) way to observe more than half of Ocean Avenue in downtown Carmel- the historic cars invited to enter the by-the-Sea to have a sumptuous highly regarded Pebble Beach lunch in Devendorf Park. The cars Concours d’Elegance — including remain motionless for a couple of rare beauties dating to the early 20th century — is to see them in motion See RARE page 15Cd’E

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HE[WSRGSPI½RIEVXGSQ 16Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008 CONCOURS WEEK acterize Concorso Italiano — along SHINY with the abundance of beautiful cars From previous page — will not change, its new home means the festival can add vintage venue — the Marina California aircraft to the mix. In addition, it Airport. will offer, for the first time ever, pro- For tickets, which run $85 per fessionally catered food and bever- person, call (425) 742-0632 or go to ages, and tales of traffic and parking www.concorso.com. woes will surely be a thing of the past. General admission, $100, with ■ Concorso Italiano children 12 years old and under admitted free. Gold Class tickets — Marina airport which include lunch and VIP parking Aug. 15, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. — are $150 per person; $50 per Celebrating its 23rd anniversary in child age 4-12. Proceeds benefit a new venue that will allow it to charity. Visit www.concorso.com, maximize its goal of satisfying every email [email protected] or call (425) Italy-inspired craving, be it for cars, 742-0632. motorcycles, food — and even fash- ion, Concorso Italiano will celebrate ■ Kruse Auction all Italian marques, with a special Marina airport emphasis on 45 years of Automobili Aug. 15, 2 p.m. Lamborghini, the creations of Marcello Gandini and the 40th Held in conjunction with anniversary of the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Concorso Italiano and open only to Daytona. According to organizers, CI ticket-holders, the fifth annual the festival’s relocation to the air- Kruse Auction will offer a wide vari- port, which is located 10 miles north ety of highly polished gems and of Monterey, “will give us tremen- intriguing rides, ranging from a 1931 dous opportunity to expand and to Ford Model A Woodie Wagon, to 25 introduce new and exciting fea- 2007 Ford Hertz Shelby Mustang tures.” While the fashion show, GT-H Convertibles, not to mention onstage commentary with car owners the 1989 Stutz Bearcat II Convertible and celebrities, music and the festive and the 1980 Rolls-Royce Corniche atmosphere that have come to char- Coupe. A wide range of American

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www.carmelbaycompany.com August 8, 2008 Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone 19Cd’E CONCOURS WEEK staff — including a trio of movers MOTORS and shakers from the now defunct From page 16Cd’E Christie’s motorcar division — has procured stellar cars for sale, includ- Italy, France, Cuba, Florida and ing the 1960 Jaguar E2A Prototype California. Featured wines will (the “singular and priceless proto- include Louis Roederer Champagne, type [that] not only helped shape Domaine Ott Rosé Cote de Provence, Jaguar’s history, but was piloted by Cima Collina, Pelerin, Bernardus no fewer than four of the world’s Winery and Figge Cellars. Tickets are greatest racing drivers: Gurney, $250 per person (children 12 and Hansgen, Brabham and McLaren), a under are free) and include a col- 1930 Scuderia Ferrari Alfa Romeo lectible poster and event magazine, as 6C-1750 Gran Sport (class winner of well as access to the Bonhams & the 1932 Mille Miglia), the “rare and Butterfields auction. Proceeds benefit elegant” 1939 Ecurie Nice Talbot- local and national charities serving Lago T150 C SS designed by the leg- children and families. Call (877) 734- endary Georges Paulin, and one of 4628 or visit www.quaillodge.com. the three surviving 1913 Isotta Fraschini Tipo KMs described by a ■ Bonhams & Butterfields noted historian as “one of the most powerful sports cars to be produced Auction of Exceptional commercially prior to World War I.” Motorcars & Automobilia A complete collection of Voisins, the Quail Lodge Resort and Golf 1928 Streamlined Experimental Club, Carmel Valley. Rolls-Royce Phantom I Continental once owned by the Maharaja of Aug. 15 — Jammu and Kashmir, and numerous Automobilia sale, 10 a.m. other offerings will cross the block, Jewelry and watches, noon as will nostalgia-inducing automobile Collector car sale, 1 p.m. memorabilia, and stunning watches PHOTOS/MARY BROWNFIELD Bonhams & Butterfields, the and jewels. Admission is free for Q world’s oldest and largest British- ticket holders. For more information At one of Carmel Valley’s premier auto events — The Quail — typical sights owned auctioneers of fine art and or for separate admission ($75 for include a woodie set up for a picnic (above) and a BMW motorcycle with a antiques, will host its 11th annual catalog), call (415) 861-7500 or visit very unusual sidecar (below left). Bonhams will be auctioning the 1960 Jaguar sale in conjunction with The Quail — www.bonhams.com. E2A prototype, and expects to get $7 million for it (bottom left). A Motorsports Gathering. The auc- tion house’s talented and dedicated See CALENDAR page 22Cd’E 20 CDE Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008

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Obtain the Property Report required by Federal Law and read it before signing anything. No Federal Agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property. 22Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008 CONCOURS WEEK ving experience.” Exhibitors repre- meant to be driven with gusto, and Touring Cars, 1925-1950 Racing CALENDAR sent a variety of retail and manufac- founder Steve Earle — who started Cars and Indy Roadsters, 1958-1959 From page 19Cd’E turing categories, including historic this quintessential gentlemen’s racing F-Jr. Celebration Race, 1955-1960 automobilia, parts, original poster event more than three decades ago Sports Racing Cars over 2500cc, ■ art, books and literature, fine art, with five dozen cars and a handful of 1959-1960 F-Jr. Celebration Race, Fourth Annual photography and posters, and luxury spectators — is pulling out all the 1966-1972 Historic Trans-Am Cars, Pebble Beach RetroAuto items. The RetroAuto pavilion is also stops to celebrate its 35th anniver- 1966 -1974 Historic Can-Am Cars, Adjacent to the main the site of select parties and special sary. and 1964 -1975 FIA Sports Racing pedestrian entrance of the events throughout Concours Week. Legendary racecar driver Mario Cars, and on Sunday: 1947-1955 Concours d’Elegance Andretti will be the official guest of Sport Racing and Production, 1956- honor, and Alfa Romeo, the event’s 1961 Sport Racing Cars under Aug. 15-17 ■ The 35th Annual Rolex Monterey Historic first featured marque, will return in 2500cc, 1955-1962 Production Held in conjunction with the that position atop the pedestal this Sports Cars, 1963-1966 Production Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, Automobile Races year. “With great cars like the Alfa Sports Cars, 1961-1963 F-Jr. RetroAuto is an enthusiast shopper’s Presented by Toyota Romeo 8C-2900B Mille Miglia, the Celebration Race, 1967-1978 must-visit in a pavilion that features Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca star of our second event back in Historic F-1 Cars and 1972-1983 rare collectibles and memorabilia Aug. 15-17 1975, returning; with the 1908 Historic IMSA GT Cars. from automotive history, “as well as Grand Prix Mercedes racing in its With well matched vehicles pilot- the latest luxury goods and techno- The Historics prove vintage vehi- 100th year; with Historic Trans-Am ed by enthusiastic drivers, the com- logical tools to enhance today’s dri- cles, no matter how old and rare, are cars, barely retired when the event petition is always stiff but usually began, and racing as close as ever; respectful, considering how valuable with the presentation of past and special their automobiles are. Monterey Cup winners; the Toyota Spectators are invited to wander If your concept of Race of Legends [in which former through the paddock and check out paradise includes a Formula 1 racers compete for a the many displays, while vendors will 1933 Packard $25,000 purse to be given to chari- happily support your retail therapy Roadster parked ty]; the Ferrari Historic Challenge; needs. on a world-famous autograph sessions, and enhanced For detailed event information, golf course in front Consumer Expo, I believe that fans visit www.montereyhistoric.com. of a $20 million will find this an event they will long Tickets for the Historics are avail- mansion, the Pebble remember,” Earle says. able for one, two or three days at Beach Concours The Historics will run in more (800) 327-SECA (7322) or d’Elegance is than a dozen classes, with half the www.laguna-seca.com. Children 12 for you. groups competing Saturday and the and under admitted free. other half Sunday. (Both practice on Friday.) Classes this year include, on Saturday: Pre-1940 Sports and See SHOWS page 25Cd’E

(Top) Monterey Historics regular Ned Spieker (No. 61) — a fast driver and avid auto enthusiast who has also helped improve Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca by supporting its raceway fund — waits for his class to be ushered out onto the track for a run at the checkered flag. (Above) The vintage races, considered the best San Carlos between 5th and 6th in the nation, feature a wide range of cars, including the Fords that ruled racing Carmel-by-the-Sea • (831) 626-3048 during the 1960s. The grandstand and the pit face each other across the start/finish line. August 8, 2008 Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone 23Cd’E

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America’s Favorite Art Gallery WYLANDGALLERIES Featuring: Wyland • Walfrido • Michael Godard • Richard Daniel• Deborah Valiquet-Myers

“Year of the Reef, Conservation” BY Wyland

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CARMEL SHOW SCHEDULE 2008 “Gates of the Night” BY Walfrido Garcia

Artist(s): Show Dates: Times: Richard Daniel and Saturday, August 23 4:00 – 7:00 pm Deborah Valiquet-Myers Sunday, August 24 2:00 – 5:00 pm

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Ocean Avenue 3NW Mission Street (Between Mission and San Carlos) Carmel, California 93921 WYLAND GALLERIES CARMEL For information 831-626-6223 or 1-888-Wyland-1 “Lost in Paradise” BY Michael Godard 28Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008 August 8, 2008 Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone 29Cd’E CONCOURS WEEK so many people,” the hosts say. “Khaki’s has made ■ Pebble Beach WHEELS the distinction of paying all the expenses and mak- Concours d’Elegance From page 25Cd’E ing sure that all proceeds go to both The Carmel Youth Center and Juvenile Diabetes.” Tickets are 18th Fairway of the $40 for the event, which “has become a don’t- Pebble Beach Golf Links Baron was a “paragon of power” and a mark of miss, one-of-a-kind, over-the-top affair for Italian- Aug. 17 — 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. prosperity during the Great Depression, and this car owners.” For more information, call (831) specimen was owned by a master Duesenberg 625-8106 or email [email protected]. “Only the most beautiful and rare cars are invit- mechanic and his wife. Whatever they’re searching ed to appear on the famed 18th Fairway of the for, bidders will find the stuff of their dreams at ■ Pebble Beach Auctions Pebble Beach Golf Links, and connoisseurs of art RM’s Aug. 15-16 sales. Last year’s auctions and style flock to see these masterpieces,” accord- presented by Gooding & Company ing to organizers of the Pebble Beach Concours brought in a record breaking $46 million for 180 Pebble Beach Equestrian Center, cars, and organizers hope to reach $60 million this d’Elegance. It wasn’t always that way, but the Aug. 16-17 — 6 p.m. year. Admission is $40; catalog, $100. Call (800) Concours has grown from a casual show by car 211-4371 or visit www.rmauctions.com. (Previews 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 13, 9 a.m. to buffs for car buffs first staged in 1950, to what is 6 p.m. Aug. 14, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 15, and arguably the world’s best Concours in the most 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Aug. 16-17) gorgeous setting. ■ Khaki’s 10th Annual Ferrari Event Stunning oceanside scenery, Champagne and The Barnyard Shopping Village parking Established by David Gooding in 2003, cigars, parties, fine food, celebrities, occasional lot, Carmel Rancho Boulevard, Carmel, Gooding & Company — which has set records for period costumes and an unparalleled, exclusive, Aug. 16 — 4:30 to 7 p.m. individual sales during its short history — will invitation-only display and competition of rare, conduct the collectible automobile auction that sometimes one-of-a-kind automobiles combine to Featuring “great cars, great friends, great food has marked the conclusion Concours Week since make it the top event of its kind. Judges examine and wine,” the event — hosted by J. Lawrence 1990. Among its world-record-setting auction specimens polished to perfection and lovingly Khaki’s Men’s Clothier owners Jim and Connie items were the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTS/4 alloy restored or meticulously maintained in a contest of Ockert, and their team — is the only Concours NART Spyder for $3.96 million and a 1935 historical accuracy, technical merit and style. Week event that directs 100 percent of its money Duesenberg SJ Speedster — the Mormon Meteor The 2008 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance to nonprofits, according to its founders. The party — for $4.45 million. Where else might you find a will feature Lancia and Lamborghini, and cele- benefits the Juvenile Diabetes Research 1903 Toledo 12-Horsepower Rear-Entrance brate the centennial of General Motors, the Foundation and the Carmel Youth Center. All Touring Car, or the gorgeous 1930 and 1931 Alfa world’s largest automobile manufacturer. Founded Italian exotic cars are welcome, and live music, Romeo 6C 1750 Gran Sport Spiders? Potential in 1906, Lancia was the first company to produce along with wine tasting offered by 18 Monterey buyers and all admirers are invited to peruse those V-4 and V-6 engines, while Lamborghini, founded County vintners and food prepared by eight masterpieces and other automotive gems on the in 1963, has been acclaimed as the producer of Barnyard restaurants offering Italian, Japanese, grounds of the Gooding & Co. tent at the Pebble “some of the fastest, most expensive Italian super Chinese, Swiss, Caribbean and American cuisine, Beach Equestrian Center. Admission is $40; $100 accentuate the festive atmosphere. “We’re thrilled for a catalog admits two. For more information, to have a nonprofit event that is so meaningful to call (310) 899-1960 or visit www.goodingco.com. See CONCOURS page 32Cd’E

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Dr. F. Richard Noodleman, Medical Director PHOTOS/COURTESY KHAKI’S MEN’S CLOTHIER OF CARMEL Diplomate, American Board of Dermatology The Khaki’s Ferrari event has become a favorite with owners and fans of the clas- 1518 Cypress Drive, Pebble Beach sic Italian sports cars, not only for the cars and the camaraderie, but for the fine agedefy.com food and wine. The event raises money for the Carmel Youth Center and to help ACTUAL PATIENT Pebble Beach®, The Spa at Pebble Beach™, Casa Palmero®, are trademarks and service marks of Pebble Beach Company. Used by permission. fight juvenile diabetes. 30Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008

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(sports) cars in the world.” The planned salute to GM will include cars from the Motorama road show that took prototypes and concepts across the United States for public viewing between 1949 and 1961. Another special class will include early London to Brighton Veteran Car Run participants. Attendees might also search the field for San Francisco police officer Marvin Zukor’s 1934 Packard V12 Convertible Victoria, which he drove down the California coast to participate in the third Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in 1953 and is bringing again this year. The eagle eyed might spot a celebrity or two, as Jerry Seinfeld, Nicholas Cage and Ben Stein have visited in recent years, and Jay Leno is a regular. The Concours, which has distributed more than $10 million to local charities since its inception in 1950, will this year benefit the United Way of Monterey County, the Pebble Beach Company Foundation and Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County. Special auto raffles will raise funds for the Kinship Center, Natividad Medical Foundation, Animal Friends Rescue Project, Court Appointed ■ Automotive dedicated to elevate the understanding and Special Advocates, Community Hospital Fine Arts Society exhibit acknowledgment of automotive art, the AFAS Foundation, Meals on Wheels and the California seeks to exhibit members’ works, promote and Highway Patrol’s 11-99 Foundation. 18th Fairway of the publicize them, raise the standards of automotive The $150 advanced ticket ($175 the day of the Pebble Beach Golf Links art to a level of acceptance as serious fine art from event) includes a program, parking and a shuttle During the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance the point of view of collectors and critics, and pro- ride to the show. For a truly indulgent experience, vide “a practical means to form enduring friend- consider the 12th Annual Club d’Elegance, a $500 Held alongside the Pebble Beach Concours ships, exchange ideas and build fellowship among package that includes special parking, full break- d’Elegance each year, the Automotive Fine Arts automotive fine artists and enthusiasts.” The 23rd fast, buffet lunch, wine, cash bar, signed Concours Society show features inspired pieces by world- annual display will include pieces by some of the poster, event program, VIP shuttles, a special com- famous artists in many different mediums that are society’s 30-plus sculptors and painters, in water- memorative dash plaque, “executive restrooms,” sought by collectors and car buffs alike. According color, acrylic, oil, wood and various metals. coat and package check, and an elegant tent at the to Concours organizers, “The automobile changed Lincoln, which has sponsored the Pebble Beach Equestrian Center to serve as home base. the whole of our culture almost immediately upon AFAS exhibit since 1996, will do so again in 2008 For more information on the Club, call the its introduction; it was more than transportation, and plans to display a new 2009 Lincoln MKS, as Concours office at (831) 622-1700. Call the it served as a status symbol, it was a matter of style. well as a classic 1940 Lincoln Continental, at the United Way at (877) 693-0009 or visit www.con- But it took some time for the art world to view the AFAS tent. Admission to the show is free to cours-store.com/concours for tickets. For informa- automobile as an appropriate subject of fine art.” Concours ticket holders. tion, visit www.pebblebeachconcours.net. Established a quarter century ago with six artists

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By KELLY NIX getting involved undergo an initial 30-hour training give them breakfast, lunch and a snack.” curriculum and ongoing education programs. As part of the Boys & Girls Clubs 40th anniver- HILE THE thousands of enthusiasts who “CASA is kind of like a cast on a broken arm,” sary celebration, it’s launching a fundraising “40 for attend the Pebble Beach Concours Greene said. “During the healing process, you need 40 Campaign.” Wd’Elegance will be sure to see some of somebody to hold the pieces together.” “Whether you give $40, 40 quarters or 40 pen- the world’s most prized collector automobiles, many For more information about CASA of Monterey nies, it all counts, just like we know each and every may not realize the entrance fees and sponsorships County, call (831) 455-6800. child counts,” according to the Boys & Girls Clubs. they pay and the tickets they purchase generate very significant funds for local charities. ■ Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County ■ United Way The Concours d’Elegance this year will support the United Way of Monterey County, the Pebble This year the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey The mission of United Way Monterey County is Beach Company Foundation, the Boys & Girls Clubs County is celebrating its 40th year of helping local simple: “To engage the community and focus of Monterey County, CASA of Monterey County, the children. resources to improve lives in Monterey County.” Animal Friends Rescue Project, the Community The clubs, in Seaside and Salinas, offer a variety of It does that by collecting donations and distribut- Hospital Foundation, and other worthy causes. services, such as homework assistance, tutoring, ing the money to a variety of health and human ser- “The Concours raises around $1 million a year for recreation, sports and fitness, art instruction and vice organizations that help the community. these charities,” said Kay Sorenson, operations man- character and leadership development. “One in four people in Monterey County benefit ager for the event. “At our two sites, we serve more than 700 children from the services from United Way of Monterey To date, the Concours d’Elegance, which began in a day,” said CEO Donna Ferraro. “Without the com- County,” said Fatima Dias, director of marketing and 1950, has raised more than $10 million for local, munity’s support, it would be difficult to do the communications. national and international charitable organizations. work we do.” Donations to United Way Monterey County go Some of the charities get proceeds from raffle tick- The Boys & Girls Clubs offer their programs for toward hunger and homelessness, children and ets they sell for a car that is awarded during the just $10 per year — and without any government youth, people with disabilities, prevention and treat- event. The Boys and Girls Club, for example, is auc- funding. The organization relies on donations to ment for child abuse, elderly needs and other ser- tioning a $41,000 Infiniti 2009 G Sedan Sport keep it going. vices. (donated by Infiniti) to help pay for its programs for “That’s why we really need the support of our Like those with other charities, United Way work- disadvantaged young people. community,” she said. “And the Concours’ dollars ers and volunteers appreciate the opportunity the are very helpful to us.” Concours provides to spread the word about their ■ Pebble Beach foundation With the $100 tickets the organizations sells for its organization, Dias said. Concours car raffle, along with additional money the “One of the benefits is we get to talk to all the One of three main charities that benefits is the Concours provides, it makes $40,000 to $75,000, people who come to the Concours about United Pebble Beach Community Foundation, which has Ferraro said. Way,” Dias said. “It’s a lot of work, but it’s fun, too.” been a partner of the Concours since 1985. It pro- Besides the invaluable services it offers, the Boys This year, the United Way has 38 partner agencies vides grants to local schools and cultural, environ- & Girls clubs also feed its members. including Alliance on Aging, Boy Scouts Monterey mental and athletic organizations. “Most of our kids are on a subsidized food pro- Bay Area Council, Catholic Charities, Legal Services The foundation also funds scholarships for the gram,” Ferraro said. “And we feed them one meal a for Seniors and Meals on Wheels of the Monterey secondary education of children of Pebble Beach day after school and, during the vacation period, we Peninsula. Company employees. The foundation has given more than $2.5 million to support community needs.

■ CASA of Monterey County Another charity supported by the Concours THE LAW OFFICES OF d’Elegance is CASA Monterey County, which strives “to ensure that abused and neglected children are provided with every available opportunity to begin a journey into healthy, productive lives.” Laura A. Davis CASA, which stands for court-appointed special advocates, does that by introducing caring, responsi- ble adults trained as advocates into those children’s Business Transactions and Succession Planning, lives. Their involvement helps break the cycle of Estate Planning and Administration, abuse and neglect, according to CASA. “We are there to advocate for the children in the Real Estate dependency system or foster care system,” said CASA executive director Siobhan Greene. “What that means is we are there to make sure those chil- Serving clients since 1988, Laura Davis delivers personal- dren’s needs are being paid attention to and their needs are met.” ized legal solutions in the areas of business and succession The Concours not only provides revenue for planning, including associated tax issues. Her expertise CASA, but also the chance to spread the word about includes forming and advising corporations, partnerships, the organization while its volunteers sell tickets for its automobile raffle. LLCs, and preparing trusts, wills and related documents in “One of the things that I think is so incredibly addition to probate and trust administration. Laura's client- great for our organization is is the opportunity to centered approach provides responsive, thoughtful atten- spread our message to so many people,” Greene said. tion to individual client needs at a reasonable price. “It offers us a thousand chances when we can talk about how CASA benefits these children and the community.” The revenue generated from the car event goes into CASA’s general fund, which means it can be used (831) 373-1317 200 Camino Aguajito, Suite 209 to pay staff salaries and other expenses. “It really goes to our direct operating expenses of (831) 373-1318 Fax Post Office Box 2750 our program and to work with the children in the [email protected] Monterey, CA 93942-2750 system,” she said. CASA relies on volunteers. Those interested in

Get your complete Pine Cone by email — free subscriptions at www.carmelpinecone.com 36Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 8, 2008 CONCOURS WEEK ■ Chairman’s Trophy ■ French Cup 2007 Pebble Beach (sponsored by Octane Magazine) (sponsored by Champagne Louis Roederer) 1931 Riley 9 Brooklands 2 Seater Sports 1937 Bugatti Type 57S Gangloff Coupé Owner: Rodney and Mary Smith, Portola Valley Owner: Michael D. Kadoorie, Hong Kong Concours d’Elegance ■ Charles A. Chayne Trophy (sponsored by Raytheon Company) ■ Gwenn Graham Most Elegant Convertible Trophy (sponsored by Elegant Set / Lalique) — Special Award 1910 Mitchell Model S 7 Passenger Touring Owner: Ray Gibson, Turlock 1935 Duesenberg J Bohman & Schwartz Convertible Coupe Owner: Sam and Emily Mann, Englewood, N.J. Recipients ■ Classic Car Club of America Trophy (sponsored by Classic Car Club of America) ■ J.B. and Dorothy Nethercutt Most Elegant Closed Car Trophy (sponsored by Rolex) 1934 Packard 1108 Dietrich Sport Sedan ■ Best of Show Trophy (sponsored by Owner: Ray and Janet Scherr, Westlake Village 1934 Packard 1108 Dietrich Sport Sedan Pebble Beach Company, Owner: Ray and Janet Scherr, Westlake Village Diamond Promotion Service, ■ Dean Batchlor Trophy ■ Lalique of North America and MMD) (sponsored by Ford Motor Company) Lincoln Trophy (sponsored by Lincoln) 1925 Lincoln L Brunn Sport Phaeton 1935 Duesenberg SJ Speedster 1932 Ford Berardini Brothers “404 Jr.” Roadster Owner: Barry G. Hon, Dana Point Owner: Harry Yeaggy, Cincinnati, Ohio Owner: Roger and Sissy Morrison, Salina, Kan. ■ ■ Ansel Adams Trophy (sponsored by ■ Elegance in Motion Trophy Lorin Tryon Trophy Grundy Worldwide Insurance) (sponsored by AutoWeek) Bill Spoerle 1930 Duesenberg J Murphy Disappearing Top Torpedo 1913 Chalmers Model 18 Touring ■ Lucius Beebe Trophy Owner: Nethercutt Collection, Sylmar Convertible Coupe Owner: William Lyon Family, Newport Beach (sponsored by Rolls Royce) ■ Art Center College of Design Award 1939 Rolls-Royce Phantom III Labourdette Vutotal ■ Enzo Ferrari Trophy (sponsored by Art Center College of Design) Cabriolet (sponsored by Candy Store) Owner: John W. Rich, Sr., Pottsville, Penn. 1931 Duesenberg J Weymann Tapertail Speedster Owner: William Lyon Family, Newport Beach 1958 Ferrari 250 GT Pinin Farina Cabriolet Series I Owner: Peter S. Kalikow, New York, N.Y. ■ Mercedes-Benz Trophy ■ Briggs Cunningham Trophy (sponsored by (sponsored by Mercedes-Benz) ■ FIVA Award Ford Motor Company) 1909 Benz & Cie “Blitzen Benz” World Land Speed Record (sponsored by Hagerty Classic Insurance) Owner: Bill Evans, San Diego 1935 Duesenberg SJ Short Wheel Base Speedster Owner: Miles C. Collier, Naples, Fla. 1897 Henriod Duc Kellner Phaeton Owner: Roy Fisher, Sussex, U.K. ■ Mille Miglia Trophy (sponsored by Mille Miglia) 1949 Ferrari 166 MM Touring Berlinetta Le Mans Owner: Jack Croul, Corona Del Mar

■ Montagu of Beaulieu Trophy (sponsored by Edward Lord Montagu) 1958 Aston Martin DB2/4 Mark III Drop Head Coupé Last year’s Owner: Larry and Jane Solomon, Woodside 2nd Place winner in Class A ■ Most Elegant Open Car Trophy (Antique through (sponsored by Hayward Industries) 1915) was this stunning 1910 1935 Duesenberg J Gurney Nutting Speedster Pop-Hartford Owner: William Lyon Family, Newport Beach Model T5 Passenger Touring ■ People’s Choice Award vehicle owned by (sponsored by MSN) Gary and Sheryl 1957 Aston Martin DBR2 Hunter of Arcadia. Owner: Gregory and Ruth Whitten, Medina, Wash.

■ Phil Hill Cup (sponsored by DRS Technologies) 1956 Aston Martin DB3S Owner: Peter G. Livanos, Cobham, U.K.

■ Road & Track Trophy (sponsored by Road & Track Magazine) 1911 Fiat S74 Race Car Owner: George F. Wingard, Eugene, Ore.

■ Strother MacMinn Most Elegant Sports Car Trophy (sponsored by William E. Connor & Associates) 1959 Aston Martin DBR1 Owner: Adrian Beecroft, London, U.K.

PHOTOS/PAUL MILLER ■ Tony Hulman Trophy (sponsored by Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 1930 Bentley Speed Six “Old #2” Owner: Bentley Motors, Crewe, Cheshire, U.K.

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Kowalski, Centennial, Colo. 1st — 1961 Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato Berlinetta Owner: Peter Read, Berkeley ■ Class J-2 (European Classic Open 2nd — 1953 Aston Martin DB2/4 Bertone Cabriolet 1932-1939) Owner: Michael Schudroff, Pound Ridge, N.Y. ■ Class A (Antique through 1915) 3rd — 1954 Aston Martin DB2/4 Bertone Spyder 1st — 1938 Alfa Romeo 6C 2300B Touring Superleggera Owner: Bob and Ellen Cole, Danville 1st — 1913 Chalmers Model 18 Touring Owner: David B. Smith, Medina, Wash. Owner: Nethercutt Collection, Sylmar 2nd — 1937 Bugatti Type 57S Gangloff Coupé ■ 2nd — 1910 Pope-Hartford Model T 5 Passenger Touring Owner: Michael D. Kadoorie, Hong Kong Class O (Postwar Custom Owner: Gary and Sheryl Hunter, Arcadia 3rd — 1938 Talbot-Lago T150 SS Figoni et Falaschi Coupé Coachwork Sports) 3rd — 1910 Mitchell Model S 7 Passenger Touring Owner: Oscar Davis, Elizabeth, N.J. Owner: Ray Gibson, Turlock 1st — 1956 Maserati A6G/2000 Zagato Berlinetta ■ Class K (Prewar Sports and Racing) Owner: Bruce M. Male, Swampscott, Mass. ■ Class B (Vintage 1916-1924) 2nd — 1952 Packard Macauley Speedster 1st — 1935 Duesenberg SJ Speedster Owner: Ralph and Adeline Marano, Westfield, N.J. 1st — 1919 Pierce-Arrow Model 66A-4 Don Lee Touring Owner: Harry Yeaggy, Cincinnati, Ohio 3rd — 1966 Lamborghini 400 GT Touring Berlinetta Owner: James C. Schneck, Manitowoc, Wis. 2nd — 1923 Mercedes 28/95 Targa Florio Roadster Owner: Paul J. Roesler, Mill Valley 2nd — 1917 Locomobile Model 48 Healey Gunboat Owner: Petersen Automotive Museum, Los Angeles Cabriolet 3rd — 1937 Frazer Nash-BMW 328 Roadster ■ Class P (Historic Hot Rods: 1932 Ford Owner: Stephen Dean, Fresno Owner: Storie and Jaiden Lynch, Pebble Beach 3rd — 1916 Pierce-Arrow Model 66 Runabout 75th Anniversary) Owner: William B. Ruger, Jr., Newport, N.H. ■ Class L-1 (Prewar Preservation) 1st — 1932 Ford Lloyd Bakan 3-Window Coupe Owner: Donald B. Orosco, Pebble Beach ■ Class C-1 1st — 1928 Stutz BB Coupe 2nd — 1932 Ford Walker Morrison Roadster (American Classic Open 1925-1941) Owner: Jim Callahan, Oakland Owner: Jack Stirnemann, St. Louis, Mo. 2nd — 1923 Locomobile Model 48 Sportif 3rd — 1932 Ford Tom McMullen Roadster 1st — 1929 duPont G Waterhouse 4 Passenger Speedster Owner: Wayne Herstad, Tacoma, Wash. Owner: Jorge Zaragoza, South San Francisco Owner: Thomas L. duPont, St. Petersburg, Fla. 3rd — 1914 Haynes Model 27 Touring 2nd — 1930 Ruxton Model C Rauch and Lang Roadster Owner: Mark I. Hyman, St. Louis, Mo. ■ Class R (Cars with Engines Displacing Owner: Jim and Evelyn Fasnacht, Houston, Tex. 10 Liters or more) 3rd — 1933 Chrysler Imperial CL LeBaron Convertible ■ Class L-2 (Postwar through 1967) Owner: Ed Rittenhouse, Mercer Island, Wash. 1st — 1911 Fiat S74 Race Car 1st — 1950 Ferrari 166 MM Touring Barchetta Owner: George F. Wingard, Eugene, Ore. Owner: Manny and Juanita Del Arroz, Diablo ■ Class C-2 (Packard Open 1924-1941) 2nd — 1908 Napier 65R Race Car 2nd — 1955 OSCA Vignale Berlinetta Owner: Daniel Sielecki, Acassuso, Argentina 1st — 1934 Packard 1107 Touring Owner: Jack E. Thomas, Jr., St. Louis, Missouri 3rd — 1905 Panhard et Levassor Type Q Labourdette Owner: Thomas Moretti, Inverness, Ill. 3rd — 1957 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupe Owner: J. Peter Ministrelli, Troy, Mich. 2nd — 1937 Packard 1507 Coupe Roadster Owner: William R. Grimsley, Sausalito Owner: Nicola Bulgari, Rome, Italy ■ Class S (Postwar Sports and Racing) 3rd — 1933 Packard 1004 Coupe Roadster ■ Class M-1 (Ferrari Grand Touring) Owner: Craig and Hanne Ekberg, Rolling Hills 1st — 1951 Alfa 1900 Touring Berlinetta 1st — 1958 Ferrari 250 GT Pinin Farina Cabriolet Series I Owner: C. A. “Skeets” Dunn, Rancho Santa Fe Owner: Peter S. Kalikow, New York, N.Y. ■ Class C-3 2nd — 1953 Siata 208S Spyder 2nd — 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta Owner: Robert W. Owens, Haverford, Penn. (American Classic Closed 1925-1941) Owner: Jaime Muldoon, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico 3rd — 1954 Stanguellini 750 Sport Internazionale Racer 3rd — 1958 Ferrari 250 GT LWB Spyder California 1st — 1930 duPont Merrimac Special Sedan Owner: Howard and Diane Banaszak, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Owner: Lammot J. du Pont, McLean, Va. 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