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Class 1A. Prewar European: 1935 Audi 225 Front Roadster owned by Koenraad Van Dorpe

Class 1B. Prewar American 1938 Phantom Corsair owned by Mr. Edward M. Fiore 

Class 2. Porsche: Yellow Porsche 911R of Jens VonBulow 

Class 3: Alfa Romeo: 1967 Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale Prototipo owned by Sean Zeeck

Class 4. MERCEDES-BENZ SL 1952-1989: Lou Bavel’s W194 300SL in Carrera Panamericana livery 

Class 5. JAGUAR 1948-1974: 1966 XJ13 of Evert Delanoye 

Class 6. ASTON MARTIN 1952-1967: 1959 DBR1 owned by Alexander Davidis

Class 7. FERRARI 1948-1973:The winner is the FERRARI P4/ 350 Can Am - Chassis # 0858 owned by Timothy McGrane

CLASS 8. CHEVROLET CORVETTE: 1967 LeMans L88 #9 Corvette Coupe owned by Larry Vanscoy 

Class 9. AMERICAN CUSTOMS, STREET RODS, HOT RODS: 1967 Nic>Iey Chevrolet Camaro owned by Morgan Duffy

Class 10A. RACE CARS PRE-WAR: 1936-1937 Auto Union Type C owned by Russ Rocknak.

Class 10B. RACE CARS 1947-1967: 1953 Porsche 356 Outlaw vintage race car owned by Steven Ashley Kraft

Class 10C. RACE CARS 1968-1982: Al Holbert’s 1976 IMSA champion Dekon Monza chassis 1008 owned by Thomas H. Ross 

Class 10D. Race Cars Modern: 2008 Aston Martin DBRS9 owned by Ed Muncie

Class 10E. Race Cars Open Wheel: Corgi Lotus 72 owned by James Edmonds.

Class 11 Misfit Toys: VAM Lerma, from AMC’s Mexican division owned by Fernando Márquez Riaño 

Classiccars.com Editors Choice Award: the 1936-1937 Auto Union Type C owned by Russ Rocknak.

SCM Spirit of Motoring Award: 1967 Alfa Romeo Duetto owned by Daniel Romero

PCA Special Award: Porsche 930 Turbo owned by Tim Mcnair

The Photography award from my right hand man and official photographer Dirk de Jager: Ferrari 166 Inter Cabriolet Stabilimenti Farina of Nicolas Bert

Chairmans Choice: 1937 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900 Mille Miglia owned by Molly McCall

Best Of Show: 1967 Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale Prototipoowned by Sean Zeeck

Winners for Round 2

Class 1 US/EUROPEAN CLASSICS 1907-1948: the winner is the 1908 Chain Drive Mercedes Grand Prix car owned by Sean Smith

Class 2 Porsche: winner is the "Bumblebee" Porsche 906E owned by Rick Ostman

Class 3 BMW Cars 1929-2006: winner is the E9 3.0CSL owned by StevenAshley Kraft

Class 4 British Sports: Winner is the 1969 MGB GT vintage racer owned by Frank Albert

Class 5 Motorcycles: Winner is the 1958 Triumph Thunderbird owned by Sarah Bradley

Class 6 Japanese Sports and Racing Cars: winner is the BRE 240Z owned by Russ Rocknak

Class 7 Ferrari: Winner 1959 250 GT TDF owned by Len Rusiewicz

Class 8 Corvette: winner is the 1960 Corvette owned by Kirk Sinn 

Class 9: Movie/TV cars: Winner is the Ferris Bueller’s Day Off 1961 Ferrari 250GT California owned by Cameron Rapotec

Class 10A Racecars: Winner is the 1967 AAR Gurney/Weslake Eagle owned by Michael Pearsall

Class 10B Moss Class: winner is Mercedes-Benz 300SLR 722: owned by Koenraad Van Dorpe

Class 11: Pony Cars: Winner is the Trans Am Mustang owned by Harvey Briggs

Class 12 transporters:
Winner is the 1957 Bedford Carrimore Car Transporter owned by Thomas H. Ross

Class 13 Misfit Toys:
Winner is A mixture of Citroën DS and Porsche 911 owned by Simons Daniël

Special Awards:

Dirk de Jager has presented the photography award to the Jaguar E-Type owned by Sebastian Berg 

Magneto magazine award winner is the 1908 Chain Drive Mercedes Grand Prix car owned by Sean Smith

The Sports Car Market Special award is for "The most famous car in the world" Nigel Matthews 1965 Aston Martin DB5

The Chairmans Award, presented by me, Andy Reid, goes out to the 1958 Maserati 420 M "Eldorado" owned by Bruce R. McCaw.

The Best In Show award goes out to Mercedes-Benz 300SLR 722 owned by Koenraad Van Dorpe

Round 3 Winners

CLASS 1. US/EUROPEAN CLASSICS 1905-1950:

1942 Chrysler Town and Country Woody owned by Alan Andrea

Class 2 Porsche:

 is the hand-made model of the 911SC Safari by Philip Julius Theodoor van den Hout. 

Class 3 BMW:

Winner is the BMW M1 submitted by Noah DeLin Thanos

CLASS 4: Mercedes-Benz 1886-1998: 

1938 Autobahn Kurier owned by Phil Neff.

CLASS 5. Postwar British Sports Cars 1946-1988:

Triumph Spitfire owned my Mike Jankowski

CLASS 6. Motorcycles 1905-1989: John Lawless entry 1968 Ex-Renzo Pasolini Benelli 350cc, sixteen valve, four cylinder Grand Prix Racer. 

CLASS 7. JAPANESE SPORTS AND RACING CARS 1960-1995: 

The Mazda 787B owned by Joshua Sweeney

CLASS 8. ITALIAN CARS 1948-1988:

Winner:  Tim Spell for his 1958 FERRARI 250 TESTA ROSSA PROVA. 

CLASS 9. CHEVROLET CORVETTE: 

Winner: The 2004 C5R owned by Jay Savarese

CLASS 10. RACE CARS 1947-2005: 

Evan Zema/Bruce McCaw’s 1953 Ferrari 375 MM #0286

CLASS 11: Dioramas: Tom Neel  for his 1/12th scale Porsche Carrera 3.2 in the garage.

CLASS 12 First Responders:

“Emergency” Dodge Pickup of John Papp 

CLASS 13. American Graffiti Class 1945-1968: 

Andy Musil’s ’66 Royal Pontiac GTO.

CLASS 14. Cherished and Enjoyed:

Winner is the Porsche 356A owned by Sean Smith

CLASS 15 MISFIT TOYS:

Winner is the 1971 Chevy Vega owned by Jim Altemus.

Special Awards:

Sports car Market winner who received a free digital subscription is the submitted  1953 Ferrari 375MM (chassis #0286) owned by Bruce McCaw and shown by Evan Zema. 

 Magneto special class winner is the Porsche 917 from the ten-year-old Hayes Petty (entered by Kristen Petty).

Dirk d' Jager Photography award goes to Peter Singhof

Round 4 Winners

CLASS 1. FOUNDING FATHERS: US/EUROPEAN CLASSICS 1905-1950 

 1938 Citroen Traction Avant 11B owned by Kevin Pound

CLASS 2. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE: PORSCHE 1939-2010: 

 Jay Ward for his Schuco 1:43 Porsche 911S

CLASS 3. THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINES: BMW cars from 1929-2010: 

BMW E21 of Vu Nguyen

CLASS 4. OH LORD WON’T YOU BUY ME A…: Mercedes-Benz cars 1886-2005: 

 Allen Stephens for his 1955 Mille Miglia, John Fitch Mercedes-Benz 300SL

CLASS 5. RULE BRITANNIA: ALL BRITISH CARS 1921-2005: 

Rolls-Royce Phantom I Jonckheere "Round Door" Aerodynamic Coupe owned by Rik Parmentier

CLASS 6. LA VITA VELOCE: ITALIAN CARS 1921-1988: 

1983 LANCIA RALLY 037 “Monte Carlo Rally”woned by Nick Müller

CLASS 7. CORVETTE SUMMER: 

 “Penske Delivery Vette” Owned by the John M. Papp 

Class 8 The Grandest of Touring: 

 Toyota 2000GT of Matt Morrill.

CLASS 9. WEAPONS GRADE: RACING CARS 1928-2005:

 Scott Enderle’s Chaparral 2

CLASS 10. CHERISHED AND ENJOYED: Judges Tom Cotter, Alan Galbraith.
and Gordon McCall chose the Lesney Matchbox 19d Lotus owned by Michael DiPleco

The SCM Choice award goes out to Paul Jonathan Muir for his 1963 Corvette Stingray Z06. 

Porsche Club of America award.

Arnie Press’s  Porsche 935 K3.

The Magneto magazine Award: 

Penske Delivery Corvette from John M Papp

Dirk de Jager Photography Award: 

Dirk chose Andy Morgan’s Aston Martin DB2. 

Chairman’s Award:

Peter Gleeson for the Hans Georg Burger and Hans Stuck BMW M1 Procar

Best of Show for  round 4:

 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Jonckheere "Round Door" Aerodynamic Coupe owned by Rik Parmentier

Round 5 Winners:

Class 1 Founding Fathers Classic American and European sponsored by the Historic Vehicle Association: 

Harold Dillon for the 1912 Hispano Suiza Alfonzo 

Class 2 There is no substitute Porsche: Sponsored by Porsche:

Thomas Ross for the Porsche 911 GT1/98 

Class 3 The Ultimate Driving Machine BMW sponsored by BMW:

Stars and Stripes X5 summited by Michael Mitchell. 

Class 4 Oh lord won’t you buy me a Mercedes-Benz Sponsored by Mercedes-Benz:

Evan Zema for the 1929 Mercedes-Benz 680 S Barker Tourer 

Class 5 RULE BRITANNIA. British car class: sponsored by Sport and Specialty

The winner is Larry Vanscoy  for his 1954 Austin Healey 100S.

Class 6 LA VITA VELOCE: ITALIAN CARS 1921-1988 sponsored by DriveShare: 

1st in Class; Brian Fullington 1962 FERRARI 250 GTO. 

Class 7 Corvette Summer sponsored by Corvettes at Carlisle: 

Winner is Jay Savarese his scratch built 2011 Corvette C6.R  

CLASS 8. JAPANESE SPORTS AND RACING CARS 1960-1995: 

Winner is Matt Morrill's 2nd Gen Mazda RX-7 

Class 9 Weapons Grade. RACING CARS 1928-2005 sponsored by MotorsportReg: 

The winner is Evert Delanoye for his Jaguar XJR-14 1991

Class 10: Misfit Toys sponsored by Bob’s Fish and Chips Shoppe:

 Alex Gabard for the Sachsenring Trabant P601. La

Photography Award: Patrick Pchalek  for his Mercedes-Sauber C9

PCA Choice: Sean Smith his black 550 Spider 

SCM Choice:  The Sports car market choice, a special award presented by publisher Keith martin, goes to Ed Hyman for his Jaguar C-Type or XK-120-C . 

Magneto Magazine Award: 

Steven Ashley Kraft's Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato that he's modified by imagining how Carroll Shelby might have changed it had he been gifted the car following his Le Mans win in a DBR1 two years previously. 

Chairman’s Award: Jim Menego 1/18th Exoto Porsche 917/30. W

Best of Show goes out to Evan Zema for his remarkable 1929 Mercedes-Benz 680 S Barker Tourer 

Round 6 Winners:

\Class 1 Founding Fathers Classic American and European sponsored by the Historic Vehicle Association: The award goes out to the Larry “Mr. First In Line” Bisceglia 1951 Chevy Panel Van owned by Mike Hilton

Class 2 Porsche: Tim Spell for his Porsche 356 Pre-A "En Memoria de Eva Perón" race car.

Class 3 The Ultimate Driving machines:

Class 4 Mercedes: Stuart Hobbs' fantastic Mercedes transporter (posted by his son Jack Whitelock Hobbs)

Class 5 British: The 1963 lightweight E-Type of Peter Lindner (Ch. #S850662)
owned by Jerry Liudahl.

Class 6 Italian: Fabrizio Fae for his 1958 Autobianchi Bianchina Trasformabile

Class 7 Corvette Summer: 1963 Corvette Grand Sport Chassis #5 of Michael Still. A great description and wonderful photography.

CLASS 8 The Grandest of touring: Michael Pearsall's scratch-built black '57 Scaglietti-designed Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa.

Class 9 Weapons Grade: 1964 Cobra Daytona Coupe of John Bartos

Class 10 Misfit Toys: The 1964 Corvair 4-door Sedan of Jim Menego

Photography award: The 1963 lightweight E-Type of Peter Lindner (Ch. #S850662)
owned by Jerry Liudahl.

PCA Award Winner: the 1/24 scale Porsche 917K Daytona. Built by Joe Eaton and his 8-year-old son Julian.

Magento Award Winner: Stuart Hobbs' fantastic Mercedes transporter (posted by his son Jack Whitelock Hobbs), because it looks stunning, it's scratchbuilt and it imagines how a Mercedes team version of the famous Fiat Bartoletti race transporter might have looked.

The Chairman’s Award goes out to Peter Singhof for his BMW 3.0 CSL by Alexander Calder.

SCM Choice: The Sports car market choice, a special award presented by publisher Keith Martin, goes to the 1968 McLaren M8A owned by Marcus McLaren

Best of Show goes out to Stuart Hobbs' fantastic Mercedes transporter (posted by his son Jack Whitelock Hobbs.

Round 7 Winners:

Class 1 Founding Fathers Classic American and European sponsored by the Historic Vehicle Association: The award goes out to the Larry “Mr. First In Line” Bisceglia 1951 Chevy Panel Van owned by Mike Hilton

Class 2 There is no substitute Porsche: Sponsored by Porsche: Tim Spell for his Porsche 356 Pre-A "En Memoria de Eva Perón" race car.

Class 3 The Ultimate Driving Machine BMW sponsored by BMW: Class 3 winner is the BMW 3/15 Delivery Van owned by Jay Florey. 

Class 4 Oh lord won’t you buy me a Mercedes-Benz Sponsored by Mercedes-Benz: 

Stuart Hobbs' fantastic Mercedes transporter (posted by his son Jack Whitelock Hobbs)

Class 5 RULE BRITANNIA. British car class: sponsored by Sport and Specialty: The 1963 lightweight E-Type of Peter Lindner (Ch. #S850662) owned by Jerry Liudahl.

Class 6 LA VITA VELOCE: ITALIAN CARS 1921-1988 sponsored by DriveShare: 

Fabrizio Fae for his 1958 Autobianchi Bianchina Trasformabile

Class 7 Corvette Summer sponsored by Corvettes at Carlisle: 

Winner is the 1963 Corvette Grand Sport Chassis #5 of Michael Still

CLASS 8 The Grandest of touring: Michael Pearsall's scratch-built black '57 Scaglietti-designed Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa

Class 9 Weapons Grade. RACING CARS 1928-2005 sponsored by MotorsportReg: 

 1964 Cobra Daytona Coupe of John Bartos 

Class 10: Misfit Toys sponsored by Concours d’ Lemons: 

The 1964 Corvair 4-door Sedan of Jim Menego. 

Photography Award: 

the 1963 lightweight E-Type of Peter Lindner (Ch. #S850662) owned by Jerry Liudahl.

PCA Award Winner: the 1/64 scale Porsche 935K owned by Tim DeLong. 

Magento Award Winner: Stuart Hobbs' fantastic Mercedes transporter (posted by his son Jack Whitelock Hobbs), 

SCM Choice:  The Sports car market choice, a special award presented by publisher Keith martin, goes to the 1968 McLaren M8A owned by Marcus McLaren

Chairman’s Award goes out to Peter Singhof for his BMW 3.0 CSL by Alexander Calder. 

Best of Show goes out to the Stuart Hobbs' fantastic Mercedes transporter (posted by his son Jack Whitelock Hobbs)

YES YOU NEED TO READ THE WHOLE THING

HOW TO ENTER: To enter go to our Facebook page (you can click the facebook link on the bottom of the page) find the post on our page of your class and MAKE A COMMENT WITHIN THE POST FOR YOUR CLASS and NOT ON THE MAIN PAGE. Be sure to KEEP READING so you know the rest of the rules below. Add a picture and the post the other 3 or so pictures AS COMMENTS TO YOUR COMMENT. Facebook only allows one photo per comment and doing this keeps your cars pictures together.

1. You are limited to a single car submission per person. That does not mean one car per class, it means ONE CAR PER EVENT.

2. ONLY ONE CAR MODEL IN A COLOR IN EACH CLASS: Before you post your car check the previous submissions to be sure you are not posting same, make, model and color car as someone else. The first person who posts - FOR EXAMPLE THE FIRST SILVER 300SL GULLWING - IS THE ONE WHO GETS TO ENTER PERIOD. It does not matter if it was made by a different die cast company. IF THE CAR IS IN A DIFFERENT RACING LIVERY, SAY A SILVER 1955 LE MANS 300SL AND ANOTHER IS A SILVER CARRERA PANAMERICA LIVERIED 300SL THAT IS ACCEPTABLE.

3. SCALE: Cars should be in 1/43, 1/24, or 1/18 scale. Please no 1/64 or smaller except in the Misfit Toys class.

4. PRICE LIMIT: Again to help make this inclusive to as many as possible we have set a price limit of NO MORE THAN $350 DOLLAR COST for your car.

5. PICTURES OF YOUR CAR: When submitting your car, we need 4-6 pictures of the car. Take a little time to get the best pictures you can. Do these from different angles. If your car has a nice interior please include it as well. An iPhone is a perfectly good tool to do this with. You can get as creative as you like. Do keep in mind that we are using French Rules so we will not be judging engine compartments. If you want to show the engine please do but it will not effect judging.

6. EACH CLASS IS LIMITED TO A TOTAL OF 25 CARS: Cars entered after that number is reached will not be included so please take the time to count the number of cars in a class before entering.

7. TELL THE STORY IN YOUR POST: In addition, just like a real concours, we need to know about your story with this car; why you like it, what it mean to you. This can effect judging outcomes so take some time with this.

8. PLEASE GIVE SOMETHING BACK IN YOU ARE ABLE: Finally we ask you to make a small donation to a community food bank or first responders charity in your area. This is on the honor system as you are likely to come from all over the world. Anything is good and this is on the honor system. If you can only give a dollar, please give a dollar. Also please call out the charity you gave to in your post description.