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1931 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 by Zagato
Edward Reich of Ohio won his class at the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance with this elegant Alfa Romeo. This particular car, restored by Clay Cook, is a perfect example of an early thirties performance car and it will be one of over 160 classic cars and motorcycles featured at the 2nd Annual Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance presented by Mercedes-Benz on March 8.

1932 Auburn Boatail Speedster
Bill and Jack Lucarelli, Duluth, GA. Approx. 125, 12 cyl. speedsters produced between 1932 and 1933 production years with 25 remaining per ACD club Records. Originally a California car purchased by the Lucarelli family in 1975-20 year family hobby restoration completed Fall '96.

1935 MG PA Airline Coupe
Kenneth Seymor and Paul and Linda Seymore, Green Cove Springs, Florida. This car was discovered in England buried underneath a collapsed shed. The remains were purchased by the owner in 1982. The restoration was completed five years later in Willowdale Ontario, Canada. All restoration work was done by the owner, Ken Seymore, save for the body and paint work. The aluminum body is the creation of a M and G restorations if Toronto, Canada. Unfortunately, the previous history of this Airline Coupe is unknown to us at this time.

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			1931 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 by Zagato Edward Reich of Ohio won his class at the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance with this elegant Alfa Romeo. This particular car, restored by Clay Cook, is a perfect example of an early thirties performance car and it will be one of over 160 classic cars and motorcycles featured at the 2nd Annual Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance presented by Mercedes-Benz on March 8.
			1932 Auburn Boatail Speedster Bill and Jack Lucarelli, Duluth, GA. Approx. 125, 12 cyl. speedsters produced between 1932 and 1933 production years with 25 remaining per ACD club Records. Originally a California car purchased by the Lucarelli family in 1975-20 year family hobby restoration completed Fall '96.
			1935 MG PA Airline Coupe Kenneth Seymor and Paul and Linda Seymore, Green Cove Springs, Florida. This car was discovered in England buried underneath a collapsed shed. The remains were purchased by the owner in 1982. The restoration was completed five years later in Willowdale Ontario, Canada. All restoration work was done by the owner, Ken Seymore, save for the body and paint work. The aluminum body is the creation of a M and G restorations if Toronto, Canada. Unfortunately, the previous history of this Airline Coupe is unknown to us at this time.