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The winners of the GNYR’s Memorial Awards for the 2022 Spring Meet at Old Westbury Gardens are:
Carl Capasso Best of Show Post War – 1970 Dodge Charger R/T – Alexandra Mercaldo
Joe Percoco Best of Show Pre War – 1910 Royal Tourist – Evan Price
Wanda Lyttle Longest Distance – 1937 Buick – Larry Howard
Joe Kissick Oldest Car – 1910 Royal Tourist – Evan Price
John Enright Best Plymouth – 1948 Plymouth 2dr Sedan Special Deluxe – Richard Kulzer
Walter Beatty Best Fire Engine – 1982 American LaFrance – Albert Engine Great Neck Fire Department
Joel Helfenbein Best Model T – 1912 Ford T – Richard Boudin
Larry Horl Best Post War Caddy – 1967 Cadillac – Brian Rapaport
Joe Macaluso Best Original Packard – 1935 Packard – Matthew Sonfield
Mike Murry Best Original Classic – 1947 Lincoln Continental – Russell Sachs
Harold Pagett Best Orphan Car – 1956 Studebaker Skyhawk – Peter Lee
Hank Parent Best Touring Car or Station Wagon – 1996 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon – George Holt
Ray Rickenbaugh Best Original Car, Pre War – 1932 Franklin – Ken Spillman
Ross Klein Best Original Car, Post War – 1959 Oldsmobile – John Aloisio
Freddy Schlagenhaft Best Antique Car – 1916 REO – John Judge
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