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Special Judging Classes
Ferrari
A significant selection of Ferraris will be presented as a Special Judging Class representing 60 years of limited production cars, Formula 1 and sports car racing cars.
The exclusive Ferrari P4/P5 was coach built for collector James Glickenhaus by Pininfarina, combining modern technology with the sensuous shape of the Ferrari P4 sports racing cars of the 1960’s.
Cars of '58
The cars of 1958 represented a watershed of automobile design. ‘Longer, lower and wider’ ruled the road, and chrome trim was applied with a trowel.
The 1958 Chevrolet Impala was a special model, offered in both hardtop coupe and convertible in its first year of production. Although sales were slow, the ’58 Impala has endured as a symbol of the day.
Preservation Vehicles
There is growing interest in celebrating vehicles that reflect the passage of time and have been left un-restored by their owners.
The 1914 Ford Model T was not only the car that put American on wheels, but has artfully demonstrated its ability to run almost indefinitely. This Touring example has less that 3,000 miles from new and remarkable just had three owners.
The Classic Car Club of America®
The
CCCA® is one of America's premier collector clubs devoted to rare and limited production vehicles from all countries.
The Duesenberg Model J debuted at the 1928 New York Auto Show and was immediately acclaimed as the finest automobile in the world. Many celebrities, including Clark Gable and
Gary Cooper, drove Duesenbergs. Today, the Model J and supercharged SJ are still among the most highly valued and coveted cars in the world.
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