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Carmel Pine Cone, August 17, 2007 (Concours Web) SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO THE CARMEL PINE CONE • AUGUST 17, 2007 CCONCOURSONCOURSWEEKWEEK Pebble Beach • Carmel Monterey • Pacific Grove Seaside • Carmel Valley YOUR GUIDE TO THE WORLD’S FINEST WEEK OF AUTOMOTIVE EVENTS 2Cd’E Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone August 17, 2007 CONCOURS WEEK A big week that saves its biggest events for the weekend t began in 1950 as an unambi- Aug 17 — Automobilia sale, 11:30 tious exhibition of new and a.m.; jewelry and watches, 1 p.m.; Iantique cars at the Beach and collector car sale, 3:30 p.m. Tennis Club. Since then, the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance has Bonhams & Butterfields, the moved to the lawn in front of The world’s oldest and largest British- Lodge and grown into the world’s owned auctioneers of fine art and premier automotive event — attract- antiques, will host its 10th annual ing celebrities, captains of industry, sale in conjunction with The Quail exhibitors and collectors from — A Motorsports Gathering. From around the world, and spawning a vintage roadsters and historic tour- week-long host of sister events in ers, to Formula 1 racers and muscle every corner of the Monterey cars, the international Bonhams & Peninsula. If you’re an automotive Butterfields auction will include a fanatic, the week is pure bliss. But 1907 Packard Model 30 Runabout, even if you’re not, there are fashion the ex-President Herbert Hoover shows, wine tastings, art exhibits and 1932 Cadillac 452B V-16, an parties galore to keep you interested. Imperial Fleetwood Limousine, a Plus, many of the events benefit local 1938 Talbot T120 Cabriolet by charities. So don’t stay home! Figoni et Falaschi, an Allard- Chrysler/Cadillac J2X racing road- ster (offered for the first time since ■ Bonhams & 1953) and a 1970 Plymouth Hemi PHOTO/PAUL MILLER ’Cuda convertible. The B&B auc- Butterfields’ Sale of tions at Quail also feature nostalgia- It’s been the scene of some of the most dramatic moments in professional golf, Important Collectors’ inducing and attractive automobile but one weekend a year, the 18th Hole at Pebble Beach is transformed into the Motorcars and memorabilia, and stunning watches ultimate car showroom. In the 2004, open wheel racing cars (above) joined the and jewels. Admission is free for Q antique beauties at the Concours d’Elegance. Automobilia ticket holders. For more informa- Quail Lodge Resort and tion, call (415) 861-7500 or visit Golf Club, Carmel Valley www.bon-hams.com. ■ Third Annual a handful of spectators. In honor of Pebble Beach RetroAuto Laguna Seca’s 50th Anniversary, this year’s Historics will celebrate the Adjacent to the main pedestri- first open-wheel racers, the Indy an entrance of the Concours Roadsters. More than 375 cars, rang- d’Elegance, Pebble Beach ing from Ed Archer’s 1915 Ford, to Aug. 17-19 Charles Wegner’s 1980 Ferrari 512 BBLM historic IMSA GT racer, will Held in conjunction with the run in 14 classes, with seven groups Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, competing on Saturday and seven on RetroAuto is an enthusiast shopper’s Sunday. (Both practice on Friday.) paradise in an elegant pavilion that Classes this year include: Pre-1940 features rare collectibles and memo- Sports & Touring Cars, 1925-1950 rabilia from automotive history, “as Racing Cars & Indy Roadsters, well as the latest luxury goods and 1955-1962 Production Sports Cars technological tools to enhance under 2300cc, 1956-1960 Sports today’s driving experience.” Racing Cars under 2500cc, 1955- Exhibitors represent a variety of 1960 Sports Racing Cars over retail and manufacturing categories, 2500cc, 1963-1966 Production including historic automobilia, auto Sports Cars over 2500cc, 1965 - parts, original poster art, books and 1972 FIA Mfg. Championship Cars, literature, fine art, photography and 1947-1955 Sport Racing & Prod. posters, and luxury items. The Cars under 2000cc, 1947-1955 RetroAuto pavilion is also the site of Sport Racing & Prod. Cars over select parties and special events 2000cc, 1955-1963 Formula Cars throughout Concours Week. Says (F-1, F-2, F-Jr.), 1955-1962 one past exhibitor, “RetroAuto was Production Sports Cars over 2300cc, great! Right place, right people. 1966-1974 Historic Can-Am Cars, We’ll be back next year.” 1961-1965 Sports Racing Cars, and 1972-1981 Historic IMSA GT Cars. ■ The 34th Annual Rolex With well matched vehicles piloted by enthusiastic drivers, the competi- Monterey Historic tion is always stiff but usually Automobile Races respectful, considering how valuable Presented by Toyota and rare their automobiles are. Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca Spectators are permitted to wander Aug. 17-19 through the paddock and check out the many displays, while vendors will Likened to an enticing — and happily satisfy any needs for retail competitive — rolling museum, the therapy. And the weekend always Historics prove vintage vehicles, no includes on-track entertainment. matter how old and rare, are meant (Last year, Brazilian Formula 1 driver to be driven with gusto. Steve Earle Ricardo Zonta ran exhibition laps in started this quintessential gentle- his Toyota race car to set a new track men’s racing event more than three decades ago with five dozen cars and See EVENTS page 6Cd’E August 17, 2007 Concours Week • The Carmel Pine Cone 3Cd’E CARMEL’S OCEANFRONT BUTTERFLY HOUSE Now available for the first time in over 50 years, Carmel’s famed Butterfly House awaits its next fortunate owner. One of only 5 true oceanfront properties in Carmel, this unique treasure sits on a point, on two lots with its own private beach and offers mesmerizing 180 degree views, from Point Lobos to Pebble Beach and the vast Pacific in between. Anchored directly on the magnificent shoreline, the feeling is ship-like, with the eternal motion of the sea, otters playing directly below and the seasonal migration of whales silhouetted in the sunset. The distinctive architecture, with its flying arch roofline, has defined this singular home located on Carmel’s acclaimed Scenic Road for decades. A half-century in the coming, this one has been worth the wait for those looking for the best of the best. $19,995,000 MEDITERRANEAN VISTA AT THE LODGE This magnificent Mediterranean Estate is ideally located minutes from The Lodge at Pebble Beach. The Italian-inspired villa rests privately atop Pescadero Point offering striking views of Stillwater Cove, Carmel Beach and the Links at Pebble Beach. Constructed just 5 years ago with the finest materials and craftsmanship, this masterpiece features 3 bedroom suites, separate guest quarters, formal living and dining rooms, library, gourmet kitchen, family room, full bar, wine cellar, and three car garage. Entertain in the secluded Carmel stone courtyard or on one of two separate patios with panoramic ocean views. With its coveted location, ocean views and impeccable quality, this distinctive property presents a unique opportunity to enjoy the best of the Pebble Beach lifestyle. $10,750,000. OCEAN VIEW PEBBLE BEACH MEDITERRANEAN LANDMARK Privately situated in the best Steeped in character, this com- Estates area of Pebble Beach, pletely renovated stone Estate this distinctive new ocean view is within walking distance to residence offers a stunning The Lodge at Pebble Beach. venue for grand scale Offering six bedrooms, five full entertaining. Discriminating in design, this stylish home incorporates myriad and one half baths, plus a one bedroom/bath guest quarters, a grand living antique elements throughout. Beautiful water views are offered from an room, a wonderful country kitchen and comfortable adjoining family room, this expansive, stately entry hall with grand staircase, master suite, and the classic residence is the perfect home for extended family or visiting golfers. enormous kitchen/family room. An additional 4 bedroom suites, formal living Capturing a great sense of history inside and out, this property is instantly and dining rooms, media room, exercise room, wine cellar, elevator, 4 car inviting and provides a singular opportunity for those seeking a unique, garage, artistic fountains and patios for outdoor entertaining complete this turn-key home minutes to all of the attractions and amenities at the Lodge. magnificent property. $7,950,000 $7,800,000 SALE PENDING CARMEL BEAUTY THE ESSENTIAL OLD WORLD CHARM Situated on Shafter Road, in a prized section of CARMEL COTTAGE Ideally situated on a large corner lot in the MPCC area Carmel's sunbelt and primary homes, this gated of Pebble Beach and just minutes from the ocean, Exceeding the highest expectations, this Carmel property consists of 2 legal lots, including a tennis court rests this classic Spanish Villa. Nestled within mature cottage defines charm, character, quality and location. and mature gardens in a park-like setting. Offering a gardens, this 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath Spanish charmer In a perfect 'South of Ocean' walk-to-town and beach unique combination of convenience, size and privacy, features French doors leading to private courtyards setting, this impeccably refurbished 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 this home features a completely updated gourmet on either side of the spacious living room and bath home instantly makes a positive impression. The kitchen/ family room, breakfast area, large laundry picturesque balconies off the upstairs bedrooms. Let uniquely washed hardwood floors, beautiful ceiling, room and pantry storage, formal dining, separate office your imagination recognize the unlimited potential wainscoting and trim treatments, gourmet kitchen, with it's own bath, master bedroom with his and her this property offers. $2,195,000 Carmel stone fireplace, open yet intimate floor plan, closets and bath areas, 2 guest bedrooms with baths as tasteful use of stone and French doors leading to a well as 2 separate garages, one for 2 cars and a second private deck with outdoor fireplace all add up to for 3 cars.
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