Event Magazine: Bay Harbor Concours d'Elegance

An Elegant Gathering of Motor Cars, Motor Boats and Friends ‌Lifestyle By Design

Friday, June 23, 2006 Saturday, June 24, 2006 The Village at Bay Harbor Hosted by Bay Harbor Company Benefiting Bay Harbor Foundation

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Bring Your Car and Cruise!

1950s and 1960s Cruisin’ and All-American Food, Kids Extravaganza PLUS the Jelly Roll Blues Band.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 24TH 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

An exquisite gathering of motor cars from the early years, the classic years, post-WWII and modified custom hot rods. Plus, wooden boats of the region’s inland lakes. Food & Wine Experience will feature gourmet fare, national & international wines and selected brews, available for purchase throughout the day. “Future Classics” from The Suburban Collection, Meade Lexus and other prominent dealers. The Gallery on Main is showcasing Concours posters, images of vintage automobiles and artwork for viewing and purchase. Restaurants and shops will be open throughout the day in the Village at Bay Harbor.

No Admission Fees—Events Open to All The Village at Bay Harbor

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8 th Annual Bay Harbor Concours Festival Presenting Sponsor The Suburban Collection Supporting Sponsor Meade Lexus Sponsored By: ABC-TV 29&8, Auto Europe Inc., Bayside Beverage-Guinness, Cauley Ferrari Maserati, Corporate Security Solutions, Delta Imports, Grand-Craft Corporation, Hagerty Classic Insurance, Hinckley Company, LSG Insurance Partners, RM Auctions, Meguiar’s, The Sharpe Collection, Walstrom Marine, WCCW Oldies Radio, and Harold Zeigler Auto Group Patron Sponsors: Dale S. Hanson and Elizabeth Dickinson 2006 COMMITTEES

Director David Aussicker, PhD Bay Harbor Foundation Managing Director Lisa McComb Graphics & Photography Joann Sondy & Dominic Sondy Selection Committee Don Sommer Operations Bill Byberg Harbormaster John Russell Judging David L. Draper Thomas C. Gale Gerard C. DiSchino

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Concours Chairman — J. Douglas Turnbull Vice President, Victor International Corporation David L. Draper President DTS Enterprises Inc.

David V. Johnson Chairman Victor International Corporation

Thomas Gale Executive VP-Retired DaimlerChrysler

Ed Lucas Troy, MI

Robert Grooters Chairman Robt. Grooters Development McKeel Hagerty Chairman Hagerty Classic Insurance

William U. Parfet Chairman MPI Research Company

PATRON DONATIONS Dale S. Hanson Elizabeth Dickinson

IN-KIND SPONSORS Galley Gourmet Gallery on Main Latitude Knot…Just a Bar The Original Pancake House Jelly Roll Blues Band Thomas Dionne, Guitarist

Don Sommer President American Arrow Corporation Richard Thams Chairman X-Ray Industries, Inc.

BAY H A R BOR CONCOURS FEST I VA L 750 Bay Harbor Drive ● Bay Harbor, MI 49770 ● (231) 439-2700 ● (231) 439-2701 fax www.bayharborconcours.com ● info@bayharborfoundation.org

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An E x c i t i n g We e k e n d …

At One Of The America’s Most Beautiful Locat ions Welcome to the 8th annual Bay Harbor Concours Festival and Bay Harbor’s Northern Michigan Dream Cruise! I look forward to what I know will be an exciting weekend, at one of the America’s most beautiful locations, the Village at Bay Harbor. I wish to thank David V. Johnson, Chairman of Bay Harbor Company, who has been a gracious host this year, as well as all previous years.

Proceeds from the Bay Harbor Concours Festival will benefit the Bay Harbor Foundation, a charitable, nonprofit organization that provides grants to other non-profit organizations who provide programs in the arts, education, the environment, and health and human services.

We are excited about the first annual Bay Harbor Northern Michigan Dream Cruise component of the Festival, which has been embraced by the local community, from both a sponsorship and participation standpoint. This fun-filled event is free and open to the public, offering a variety of experiences including the 50s and 60s themed cruise night on Friday. We hope that you will walk the streets and visit the shops and restaurants of Bay Harbor while you are here.

As with all Bay Harbor events we strive for great social interaction. The Bay Harbor Concours Festival will provide just that. There will be opportunities for all to see vintage as well as future classic, world-class vehicles and boats. Driving and boating tours will afford participants the opportunity to see the spectacular beauty of Northern Michigan.

I wish to thank the many organizations that have stepped forward in sponsorship roles with the show, such as the Bay Harbor Company, The Suburban Group, Meade Lexus, ABC TV 29 & 8, Auto Europe Inc.,

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Bayside Beverage Corporation, Cauley Ferrari Maserati, Corporate Security Solutions, Delta Imports, Hagerty Insurance, Hinckley Company, LSG Insurance, RM Auctions, Meguiar’s, The Sharpe Collection, Walstrom Marine, WCCW Oldies Radio, Harold Zeigler LincolnMercury, Inc. and Grand-Craft Marine.

I extend my sincere gratitude to the many volunteers who continue to support the Bay Harbor Concours Festival year after year, making this event such a success. The Concours board should be commended for all their hard work: Dave Draper, Tom Gale, Robert Grooters, David V. Johnson, McKeel Hagerty, Ed Lucas, William U. Parfet, Don Sommer and Richard Thams. I would also like to thank Dave Aussicker and Lisa McComb for all their hard work and efforts thoughout this process. Bill Byberg and John Russell and your entire teams…thank you for all your insight and assistance.

We greatly appreciate the fact that you have chosen to show your vehicle or boat at Bay Harbor, and we continue to strive to make it an experience to remember. We are excited with what the future holds for the Bay Harbor Concours Festival.

J. Douglas Turnbull Chairman Bay Harbor Concours Festival

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FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!

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S t a r t Yo u r E n g i n e s f o r S u m m e r F u n !

Bay Harbor Concours Festival, marking its eighth season, has again gathered an exceptional collection of historic vehicles and boats. We are thrilled that all of northern Michigan can participate in not only our traditional, exciting classic car and boat show but that this year brings Bay Harbor’s 1st Annual Northern Michigan Dream Cruise — hot rods, muscle cars and tremendous family fun.

Bay Harbor Concours Chairman Doug Turnbull, the Concours Board of Directors and Bay Harbor staff are to be commended for all their efforts to produce this great car and boat show at Bay Harbor. They deserve our thanks for their tireless efforts to expand and improve the event, as well as increase its visibility and prestige with both collectors and the general public.

While those who attend benefit from this splendid show and its social activities, the greater community will benefit far more. Funds generated for the Bay Harbor Foundation will provide grants to many nonprofit organizations in the greater northern Michigan area to support the environment and health and human services and programs.

Our community of owners, merchants, management and staff, invite you to enjoy all Bay Harbor has to offer — the serene beauty of its public nature trails, the pristine waters of Bay Harbor Lake and the priceless sunsets over Lake Michigan to the bustle of our shops and restaurants. Our reputation as a premier destination spot for boaters was acclaimed by MotorBoating magazine when we were named as one of the Top Ten Ports in North America in their March, 2006 edition. The Bay Harbor Equestrian Club was equally honored when it was named as one of the four best equestrian communities in the United States in the winter edition of Everything for Horse and Rider magazine.

We hope your experiences find a special place in your heart, and bring you back to Bay Harbor again and again.

Sincerely,

David V. Johnson Chairman Victor International Corporation Bay Harbor Company

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Join us Saturday, June 24 th, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the Village at Bay Harbor to enjoy food, wine, music and a relaxed atmosphere.

Beer, Ale & Lager:

International Wine:

Stella Artois Guiness Stout and Draft Smirnoff Twisted Parrott Bay New Castle Brown Ale Bass Ale Red Stripe Harborside Lager

Chateau Fontaine (Michigan) Rutherfor Vintner’s (California) Distant Bay (California) Boccee Pino Grigio (California) Hands (Washington) Snoqualmie (Washington) Wynn’s Vineyard (Australia) Penfold’s Koonunga Hill (Australia) Crios Torrontes (Argentina) Finca Urquiza (Argentina) Relincho Semillon (Argentina)

Food provided by Galley Gourmet, the very best portable meals for boaters, picnickers, and other hungry folks. The award winning chef fashions culinary treats in a stone-fired oven. Best of Northern Michigan Reader’s Choice for “Best Pizza.”

Musical entertainment by Thomas Dionne—Acoustic Instrumental Fingerstyle Guitar — Classical; Traditional Jazz; and Old Stand By’s.

BAYSIDE BEVERAGE CORPORATION 5692 U.S. 131 South P.O. Box 454 Petoskey, MI 49770 tel: (231) 347-2535

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Thanks for your support!

Bay Harbor Foundation is a charitable, nonprofit organization established to provide a structure for receiving donations and distributing grants in northern, lower Michigan for programs in the arts, education, the environment, and health and human services.

The Foundation sponsors several events each year to secure funds for grant distribution: Red Wings Alumni Face-off and Auction January Bay Harbor 5K Run and Walk May Concours Festival June 23-24 Baynanza Goes Great Gatsby July 1 Golf Tournament at Bay Harbor Golf Club August 28 Historical Society Dinner October 14 Grant Recipient Reception December 28 The Foundation is pleased to have supported the following organizations with grant funds: Association for Harbor Arts-Youth Theatre Challenge Mountain Child & Family Services of Northwest MI Community Against Substance Abuse Crooked Tree Arts Council Exceptional Riders Program Friendship Centers of Emmet County Girls on the Run Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra Hospice of Little Traverse Bay Hospice of Northwest Michigan Little Traverse Civic Theatre Little Traverse Choral Society Little Traverse Conservacy Little Traverse Historical Society Michigan Land Use Institute- Emmet County North Central Michigan College Northern Michigan Cancer Crusaders Northern Michigan Hospital Foundation Petoskey Rotary STRIVE Program Raven Hill Discovery Center Salvation Army Tip of the Mitt Watershed Women’s Resource Center Benefiting Bay Harbor Foundation

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Joseph T. Nachtrab, Chairman Judy Phillips, Vice Chair William U. Parfet, Treasurer Candace Fitzsimons, Secretary Dave Aussicker, Ph.D., President/Exec. Director State Senator Jason Allen, Honorary Director Kimberly Aikens, M.D. Lori Coates Hay William Cobb James Crofford Elizabeth Dickinson Chris Etienne William Fair Tina Frescoln Dale S. Hanson David V. Johnson Pam Johnson

Scot Morrison Linda Parker Robert Roskam Stephen Schott James Singleton Judy Singleton Barbara Spencer Chuck Spencer Joseph Sproles Jaime Rae Turnbull

750 Bay Harbor Drive Bay Harbor, MI 49770 tel: (231) 439-2700 www.bayharborfoundation.org 11

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The Rich & Famous — Little Traverse Bay Region “…The Association had reached new highs in prestige. It was recognized as the most distinguished resort in the Midwest, if not the entire country. The members rested secure in the knowledge that the affairs of The Association were in the devoted hands of men whose combined talents were worth millions of dollars. Men who commanded railroads, ran huge banks and masterminded national industries.” This quote came from summer resorter, John Creecy about the condition of the Harbor Point Association of Harbor Springs, Michigan, in 1908.

Text and images contributed by Petoskey-Harbor Springs-Boyne Country Visitors Bureau. All rights reserved.

The history of the Little Traverse Bay region is alive with stories of the rich and famous who were lured to the area by their interest in yachting on Lake Michigan and pollen free air. A place where they could escape from the congestion and pollution of the industrialized cities. As Creecy noted that “they came from London, England, Hong Kong and many parts of the United States. One of the largest contingents was from the Midwest area where “the summers in pre-air conditioned days presented a great incentive for northward travel.”

and the Grand Rapids-Indiana railroad lines, many in the comfort of their own private rail car. Traveling to the north woods could only be achieved by these means.

Tourism (as we know it today) was invented in Michigan by one of our early industrialists: Mr. Henry Ford. His creation of the Model N was the proto-type for the Model T which started the revolution of automobile travel by putting everyday “working class Americans” on wheels.

In the 1820’s, when surveyor Henry Schoolcraft was mapping Michigan, this region was regarded as the wilderness, something to be feared and dreaded. But in just a short time these magnetic natural qualities, once feared, were discovered to have the rarest purities. The mineral waters were believed to possess great medicinal qualities and the wooded lands became alive with beauty. By the 1870’s many resorters were arriving on luxurious steamships, an example was the SS Northland whose only port-of-call on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan was Little Traverse Bay. Other summer residents arrived by rail on the Pere-Marquette Benefiting Bay Harbor Foundation

Many of the summer residents were of distinguished ancestry. They all had achieved success through their own efforts or had impressively compounded the success of their forbearers. They were endowed with the virtues of hard work and integrity plus the vision to recognize ‘ground floor’ opportunities arising from the westward movement of the American frontier.

It is obvious today, to many, that the preservation of the environment of the Little Traverse Bay area is still fully embraced by these descendants of those early industrialists.

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The Rich & Famous — Little Traverse Bay Region It is clear in the annual returning to their cottages on the Bay that the summer residents are lured by something other than the lust for glamour and excitement. As Mrs. James Davis, a sixty-year summer resident said, “It is simply marvelous to see the sense of continuity. There are so many families represented by the fourth, fifth and sixth generations. These children come back and are perfectly willing to welcome our quaint old ways. In fact, they are the first ones to protest if we try to change them.”

LITTLE TRAVERSE BAY “AT-A GLANCE”

Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Bay Harbor and Boyne City are located in northwest lower Michigan along the shores of Lake Michigan’s beautiful Little Traverse Bay. Boyne City is on the southern tip of glistening Lake Charlevoix. All areas are accessible via U.S. 131 and U.S. 31.

For generations, visitors have been coming to the area to enjoy the nautical flavor of the communities. The charming Victorian atmosphere. And the spectacular natural beauty of rolling hills blanketed in hardwoods and pines as far as the eye can see.

Bay Harbor stretches over five miles along Little Traverse Bay near Petoskey. The community’s centerpiece is the luxurious Inn at Bay Harbor. This is also home to the spectacular Bay Harbor Golf Club, already acclaimed by Golf Magazine and Golf Digest as one of the top sixteen public golf courses in North America.

This continuity of family ties and the maintenance of traditions from generation to generation is what has supported this unique lifestyle of the summer resorters of the Little Traverse Bay area. Even today, we feel the ‘ripple’ effect of these influences in philanthropic work to secure a ‘state of the art’ health care operation at Northern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey. One only has to look around to see the successful efforts of the Little Traverse Conservancy in protecting thousands of acres of prime land in this region.

To also have the Bay View Association, the only Chautauqua community in the United States that is a National Historic Landmark, where thousands of people representing every state in the country have come annually since 1875 to spend the entire summer. The area continues to invite, welcome and lure visitors to discover for themselves what makes this region so special.

Those that wish to be seen can go to Vail, Miami, Palm Springs or Hollywood and those that wish to return to a pristine area that is less complicated and where they can be anonymous tend to gravitate back to the Little Traverse Bay area—generation after generation.

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Victorian charm is abundant in this corner of northwest Michigan. Visitors can see buildings that were constructed from the 1870’s through 1900’s, when the Victorian style of architecture was at its height. The buildings are original structures, restored to their former elegance.

2,800 hotel rooms; 50+ restaurants, shopping is a browser’s delight in the Village at Bay Harbor, Petoskey’s Gaslight Districts, downtown Harbor Springs and Boyne City; golfing; outdoor festivals; and year-round outdoor activities include fishing, boating, skiing & snowboarding, snowmobiling, bicycling, and hiking.

Petoskey-Harbor Springs-Boyne Country Visitors Bureau 401 East Mitchell St. ◆ (231) 348-2755 Petoskey, MI 49770 ◆ (800) 845-2828 www.boynecountry.com ◆ info@boynecountry.com 15

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FUTURE CLASSICS ON DISPLAY What will be the classic cars or boats of the future? We are pleased to say we certainly have some of the most likely candidates on display at this year’s show.

The Suburban Collection has brought an extraordinary group of vehicles, including: Bentley Arnage, Continental GT, Azure and Flying Spur - 3; Lamborghini’s Murcielago Roadster, and Gallardo Spyder; Bugatti Veyron; Spyker C8 Spyder; and Rolls-Royce Phantom. Certainly a line-up not to be missed.

Meade Lexus has brought a full selection of Lexus automobiles, recognized at some the finest cars built in the world today.

And vehicles for all tastes from The Sharpe Collection; Range Rover Sport with permanent four-wheel drive system, ‘07 Jaguar XK and the Mercedes S500.

Many of our marine sponsors will also have their latest boats at the docks for your viewing pleasure.

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EXHIBITING SPONSORS The Suburban Collection Meade Lexus Auto Europe, Inc. Cauley Ferrari Maserati Delta Imports Grand-Craft Marine Hinckley Yachts The Sharpe Collection Walstrom Marine Harold Zeigler Auto Group

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2006 JUDGING TEAM David L. Draper - Chief Judge President, DTS Enterprises Inc. Dave started his design career at General Motors Design Staff in 1969. He co-founded Cars & Concepts in 1976, which became major design, engineering and specialty vehicle manufacturer serving auto manufacturers around the world. Dave was instrumental in the rebirth of the American convertible in the early 80s. Moving to northern Michigan in the mid-1990s, he continues his passion for cars with the establishment of DTS Enterprises in Charlevoix; the parent company of Time Machines Unlimited and Rod Tops.

Thomas C. Gale, Honorary Chief Judge Executive V.P. of DaimlerChrysler – Retired. Tom is credited for his leadership in the design of the Chrysler products that re-established DaimlerChrysler as a leading manufacturer of automobiles. He was chosen as the 2002 ‘Honored Designer’ at “Eyes on Design.” Tom is an avid and knowledgeable enthusiast and collector.

Gerard C. DiSchino President & CEO The Hinckley Company Hinckley is a recognized premium yacht builder of both sail and power boats. Known for their classic style combined with the latest construction and systems technology such as water jet propulsion and the Jet Stick single handle control to ease docking, Hinckley has redefined the expectations for elegant classic styled yachts.

2006 AWARD CATEGORIES AUTOMOBILES

BOATS

Best of Show ~ Automobile Best Pre-War Automobile Best Post-War Automobile Best Performance Automobile Best Engineered Automobile Best Interior Best Finish

Best of Show ~ Boat Most Elegant Boat Best Sport Boat North Lakes Award

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2006 EXHIBITORS MOTOR CARS H. Tommy Amaker 1970 Mercedes Benz 280SL H. Tommy Amaker 1971 Mercedes Benz 280 SE 3.5 William Ballard Sr. 1948 Cadillac Limo 75 Series Mike & Kathy Bierlein 1932 Ford Roadster John & Lillian Blaine 1960 Cadillac Deville 62 Series Jean Blake 1962 Porsche 356

Robert & Rita Cheyne 1965 Ford Mustang Convertible James E. Cousens 1934 Packard Coupe w/ Rumble Seat Carter & Audrey Crompton 1965 Cobra Superformance Robert Denton 1955 Ford Sunliner Convertible Libby Dickinson 1957 Jaguar Roadster Gary R. Emede 1932 Ford Roadster Convertible Bert & Diane Evans 1937 LaSalle Convertible

Ray Burgess 1926 Wills Ste. Claire Cabriolet T-6 David Burton 1954 Jaguar Super Sports Roadster Diane Burton 1961 Porsche 356B Roadster

Bert & Diane Evans 1960 Imperial LeBaron Kurt Ewald 1992 Vector W8 Twin Turbo

* Scheduled to exhibit as of June 12, 2006, subject to change.

Listed alphabetically.

1956 Continental Mark II Originally invoiced to dealership in Alliance, OH. Current owner purchased in 1998 and restored to current condition.

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Tom Gale 1932 Ford Roadster

1960 Cadillac DeVille Coupe

1970 SS 454 Chevelle

Original 26,000 miles, pristine condition. Beautiful 19’ 10” large fine…a real showstopper.

Stock red Super Sport 454, fully restored, original.

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year’s festival of events.

www.bayharborconcours.com VINTAGE AUTOMOTIVE RELATED ART & PHOTOGRAPHY Unique Exhibition Featured During Concours Festival

Open Daily • The Village at Bay Harbor 4184 Main Street • Bay Harbor, MI 49770 Tel: 231.439.2745

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2006 EXHIBITORS Dick & Shirley Gobba 1957 Porsche Speedster 356A

Michael & Connie Kleeves 1972 Maserati Ghibli SS

Bob Grooters 1909 Pierce Arrow

Fred Koehler 1970 Mercedes Benz 280 SL

Bob Grooters 1910 Thomas Flyer

John Kohler 1958 Corvette

Bob Grooters 1910 Ford

George Lange 1932 Roadster

Bob Grooters 1932 Ford Roadster

William Lovett 1966 Porsche 911 Coupe

Bob Grooters Amphicar

Gil Mack 1940 Packard Convertible

Dale Hanson 1953 Willy’s

Rob Maxwell 1932 Ford Roadster

Michael & Christine Heroy 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II

Rob Maxwell 1932 Duesenberg

Brad & Kellie Janousek 1957 Fleetwood Cadillac Sedan

Jessie Mcclelland 1953 Buick Skylark

David V. Johnson 1941 Cadillac

Richard Mclaughlin 1965 Porsche 356 SC Coupe

Thos King 1960 Corvette Convertible

Ken Meade 1969 Charger

1975 Fleetwood Brougham Cadillac Original with 25,000 miles and luxurious Monticelo velour interior.

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1972 Maseratie Chibli SS

1932 Ford Roadster

Great Italian design…fun to drive.

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1953 Willys 4-Wheel Drive Utility Wagon

1949 Chris-Craft Gentleman’s Racer

Owner grew up with this vehicle, camping with the family in upstate New York.

This mahogany racing runabout was refurbished by VanDam Wood Craft.

1953 Buick Skylark Convertible

1966 Trumpy Motor Yacht

1961 Porsche 356B Roadster

1954 Jaguar XK Roadster

Originally owned by a proverbial Berkley CA professor, restored in 90’s and exhibited at Concours across the country.

Built as a “Special Edition” model with high-lift cam, dual exhaust, heavy duty springs and torsion bars. Restored late 80’s.

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2006 EXHIBITORS Edmund Meurer Jr. 1931 Auburn Phaeton

Mike & Ralph Stowe Nash Healy

Dr. Dave Mikol 1935 LaSalle 5011

Mike Stowe Amphicar

Deborah Pack 1967 Ford 390 GT Mustang

Marvin Tamaroff 1931 Marmon Limousine By LeBaron

Larry Pack 1970 Chevrolet Super Sport Chevelle

Mac Waldorf 1928 Auburn 115C Cabriolet

William U. & Barbara Parfet 1970 Dodge Challenger 426 Hemi 1957 Mercees-Benz 3-- SL 1932 Duesenberg ‘J’ Victoria 1909 Thomas Flyer K 6-70 1930 Cadillac Series 452 1913 Packard Series I-38

Jim Western 1955 Chevrolet Nomad Dorla Western 1957 Chevrolet Convertible Bob Widmer 1957 Ford Thunderbird

Bob Phelps 1949 Cadillac Convertible

Harold Zeigler Roadster

Bob & Bobbie Shaw 1961 Excaliber RS John & Carol Smith 1957 Corvette Fuel Injec 4-Speed

MOTOR BOATS John Allen 1918 Consolidated Launch “Chief Mackinac”

Don & Marilyn Sommer 1953 Buick Skylark

1965 Ford Mustang Convertible Benefiting Bay Harbor Foundation

Lee Anderson 1927 Garwood Runabout ‘Baby Gar’

1948 Cadillac Limo 75 Series

1955 Ford Sunliner Convertible 23

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2006 EXHIBITORS Mark Andreae Earle Barnes Custom Barrell Bow

Lakeland Boatworks, Inc. 32 ft. Ketch Sailboat (Lakeland Design)

Dave & Stephanie Draper 1927 Hackercraft Gentleman’s Racer

Richard & Linette Merrillat 1966 John Trumpy Motor Yacht

Anne Doyle 1947 Chris-Craft Sea Skiff

Ron Rokop 1941 Chris-Craft Replica Runabout/Hydroplane

Phil & Carol Engelsman 1937 Chris-Craft Sedan Utility Model 703

Bob Roskam “Pilgrim”

Donald Exelby 1962 Chris-Craft Sea Skiff

Kenn & Carol Spencer 1949 Chris-Craft Tumbleweed

Robert Forney 1928 Garwood Sedan-Repro by VanDam

Kenn & Carol Spencer 1952 Greavette Streamliner Runabout

Grand-Craft Marine 27 ft Triple Cockpit Classic

Bill Winn 1930 Custom Race Boat “2nd Winn”

Grand-Craft Marine 26 ft Luxury Sport Ray & John Johnson 1954 Chris-Craft Sportsman Utility

Exhibitors, remember to include a high-quality photograph and description of your vehicle when submitting your entry application(s), for use in event materials, advertising and/or marketing.

1941 Chris-Craft Hydroplane 16 ft hydroplane, two years in the design and building process; just recently completed.

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1918 Consolidated Speedway Launch 100% original! Spent entire existence in the Les Cheneaux Islands.

1927 Garwood ‘Baby Gar’ Runabout One of three remaining with original V-12 Liberty engine.

An award winner!

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BEST IN SHOW — MOTOR CAR 1938 Talbo Lago T23 Joe & Angela Cantore

BEST IN SHOW — MOTOR BOAT 2005 Van Dam Motor Yacht Ed & Starr Hermann

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SPIRIT OF SPEED — MOTOR CAR 1965 Shelby GT-350 Ben & Jann Scheiwe

SPIRIT OF SPEED — MOTOR BOAT 2005 Van Dam Gentleman’s Racer James Dobbs III

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SPIRIT OF ELEGANCE — MOTOR BOAT 2003 VanDam Sedan Alan Jones

CLASS A—BEST IN CLASS (Vintage Up To 1927) 1910 Mitchell ‘S’ Touring John & Dora McMullen

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CLASS B1—BEST IN CLASS (1928-1932) 1930 Packard Robert & Sharon Grooters

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CLASS B1—BEST OPEN CAR (1928-1932) 1929 Bentley Speed Six Bill & Barbara Parfet

CLASS B1—BEST CLOSED CAR (1928-1932) 1931 Auburn 8-98A James Cousins

CLASS B2—BEST IN CLASS (1933-1942) 1940 Cadillac Convertible Coupe Ron & Nanette Elenbaas

CLASS B2—BEST OPEN CAR (1933-1942) 1937 Cord S/C Phaeton George Arakalian

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CLASS B2—BEST CLOSEDCAR (1933-1942) 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom Hill Bob Lorkowski

CLASS D1—BEST IN CLASS (1943-1957) 1951 Cadillac Coupe Jeannie Davis

CLASS D1—BEST OPEN CAR (1943-1957) 1953 Buick Skylark Convertible Dick & Linda Kughn

CLASS D1—BEST CLOSED CAR (1943-1957) 1955 Chevrolet Nomad Jim Western

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CLASS D2—BEST IN CLASS (1958-1980) 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 Chip Jennings

CLASS D2—BEST OPEN CAR (1958-1980) 1965 Ford Mustang Convertible Robert & Rita Cheyne

CLASS D2—BEST CLOSED CAR (1958-1980) 1970 Cuda AAR Ron Schroeder

CLASS E—BEST IN CLASS (Special) 1937 Austin Seven “Nippy” Bob & Marianne Anderson

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CLASS F—BEST IN CLASS (Early Sports Up To 1965) 1965 Aston Martin Bruce & Mary Robertson

CLASS F—BEST OPEN CAR (Early Sports Up To 1965) 1954 Jaguar XK 120M Suzanne McGarity

CLASS G—BEST IN CLASS (Late Sports 1966-1980) 1967 Jaguar XKE Coupe Martha & Bryn Edwards

CLASS H—BEST IN CLASS (Hot Rods) 1933 Ford Roadster Bill Munro

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CLASS I—BEST IN CLASS (Vintage Motor Boat) 1935 Garwood Speedster Tom Mittler

CLASS N—BEST IN CLASS (Special) 1991 Van Dam Sailboat Susan S. Ford

CLASS S—BEST IN CLASS (Yacht) 1936 Stephens John & Zita Winn 34

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Bay Harbor offers a vast array of culinary, entertainment, and shopping delights that appeal to visitors and residents daily.

The Bank of Bay Harbor

A division of Northwestern Bank. Full service banking with small town appeal and an “I can do that” spirit. (231) 439-2650

Bay Harbor Fun Factory

A family entertainment center that offers slot car racing, foosball, air hockey, retro-arcade games, pool tables, and flat screen TV’s.

(231) 439-2720

Bay Harbor History Museum

Operated by the Little Traverse Historical Society, this museum takes you through the past, present, and future of Bay Harbor. (231) 439-2620

Bay Harbor Properties

Your real estate professionals at Bay Harbor. Let us show you all that Bay Harbor has to offer.

No one knows Bay Harbor like we do!

(231) 439-2000

Galley Gourmet

J. Fredericks

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(231) 439-2692

J. Phillips

Our in-house monogramming services are the icing on the cake! Visit us for a personalized shopping experience! (231) 439-9771

Northern Sole

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Fantasy breakfasts. A staple in suburban Detroit, now thrilling the multitudes in northern Michigan.

(231) 439-2646

“Knot”...Just A Bar

Propellers by Walstrom Marine

The Original Pancake House

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Latitude

The very best portable meals for boaters, picnickers, and other hungry folks. The award winning chef fashions culinary treats in a stonefi red oven. Fine wines and home delivery too.

(231) 439-2665

Award-winning Epoch Restaurant Group brings a dramatic and unique restaurant to Bay Harbor.

Enjoy casual lunch and sophisticated dinner entrees that are fun, urban, and eclectic.

(231) 439-2750

Galley Gourmet Espresso Café

Lake Michigan Yacht Sales

Savoir Faire

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