Food vendors were busy all day, and the crowd was entertained by the Huntington Beach Concert Band and a five piece Jazz band.
The oldest Ferrari displayed was a 1951 340 America Coupe (ex-Parravano), owned by Gordon Thomas. Mike Sheehan of European Auto Sales brought several cars, among which was the 1970 LeMans 512M race car, beautifully restored in yellow, as it ran for the Belgian team.
The Ferrari class winners are as follows:
Class 1A - 1957 and older | ||
First Place | Gordon Thomas | 1951 340 America |
Second Place | Charles Betz and | 1957 250 TDF |
Fred Peters | ||
Class 1B - 1960-1967 | ||
First Place | Michael Yedor | 1964 250 GT Lusso |
Second Place | Ken Thomas | 1963 250 California Spyder |
Third Place | Murray Cogan | 1963 400 Superamerica |
Class 1C - 1968-1974 | ||
First Place | Judd Goldfeder | 1969 365 GTC |
Second Place | Bill Goykov | 1970 365 GTB/4 Daytona |
Third Place | Mike Sheehan | 1969 365 GTB/4 Daytona |
Class 1D - All 2 + 2 cars | ||
First Place | Rick Principe | 1961 250 GTE |
Second Place | Jeff Barney | 1965 330 GT Series II |
Third Place | Lucas Broskov | 1966 330 GT Series II |
Class 1E - All V-6 cars | ||
First Place | Don West | 1973 246 GTS Dino |
Second Place | Al Domasin | 1973 246 GTS Dino |
Third Placce | Jim Bradford | 1972 246 GT Dino |
Class 1F - All V-8 cars | ||
First Place | Dennis Fugnetti | 1989 328 GTS |
Second Place | Rafael Rogers | 1986 328 GTS |
Third Place | Tony Singer | 1986 328 GTS |
Class 1G - All flat 12 cars | ||
First Place | Bill Hair | 1988 Testarossa |
Second Place | Bill Skibbe | 1987 Testarossa |
Third Place | Alan Dror | 1988 Testarossa |
Class 1H - Competition cars | ||
First Place | Mike Sheehan | 1970 512M |
Huntington Beach Concours