AACA: 1st – Bonati, Richard, 1941 Packard 160 2nd – Hahn, John, 1969 Chevy 3rd – Carulli, Vincent, 1962 Oldsmobile Starfire ANTIQUE – 1900 to 1940: 1st – Coleman, Thomas, 1929 Buick 27 Standard 2nd – Scuderi, Brian, 1931 Oldsmobile F-31 3rd – Williams, Leonard, 1936 Plymouth Class D
55 Years — 1966 George Miller 50 Years — 1971 – None 45 Years — 1976 Moose Duffy 40 Years — 1981 – None 35 Years — 1986 – None 30 Years — 1991 Sal Grenci 25 Years — 1996 Joseph Barnes Jerry Beard 20 Years — 2001 Dom Scala John Matlach/Ann Robert Von Werne
The winners of the GNYR’s Memorial Awards for the 2017 Spring Meet at Old Westbury Garden are: Best of Show Post War – Joe Hunsberger – 1946 Lincoln Best of Show Pre War – Richard Benati – 1941 Packard Wanda Lyttle Longest Distance – Richard Kulzer – 1948 Plymouth Joe Kissick Oldest Car – Sam
Antiques: 1st – Greco, Sam – 1903 Oldsmobile 2nd – Rickenbaugh, Robert – 1928 REO 3rd – Greco, Sam – 1902 Oldsmobile Classic: 1st – Hunsberger, Joe – 1946 Lincoln 2nd – Barnes, Jim – 1939 Cadillac 3rd – Palter, David – 1933 Auburn Spotlight: No Data 1935 – 1941: 1st – Jacobs, Wade –
By Jerry Malkes Brave souls endured summer’s heat to come to this delightful car show on August 24th at the former Bar Beach. We were well received and served food with a “run of the house.” There were many vendors and interesting items to view and purchase. Paul Parnes who always annually organizes this show
by Jerry Malkes St. Alban’s is one of my favorite shows as it entertains our veterans. September 2nd was the perfect day for a car show. We had about 40 cars and were quickly ushered in by Paul Parnes, Genie Feminella and Harry Verity. We were fed with a usual breakfast of bagels and coffee.
by Keith Gramlich You could not have written the script better. A gorgeous day, a gold coast mansion and grounds, well over 400 collector automobiles and all the great people to along with it. Normally, I would say, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. However, when you couple all these
