<A HREF="http://www.concorso.com">Concorso Italiano</A>
<A HREF="http://www.pebblebeachconcours.net">Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance</A>
<A HREF="http://www.laguna-seca.com/00hist.htm">Laguna Seca Raceway</A>



<b>Saturday, Concorso Italiano, $60</b>
<a href="http://www.concorso.com/2002/CI2002features.asp">Features</a> Include a display of each Corvette model.
<a href="http://www.concorso.com/faqanswers.asp">Frequently asked questions</a>



<b>Sunday: Concours d'Elegance, $100</b>

August 18, 2002
Event is open to the public
from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm

WHERE:
The Lodge at the Pebble Beach Resorts®, on the 18th Fairway adjacent to the Pacific Ocean Coastline. Take Highway One to the Monterey Peninsula. Follow "Pebble Beach Concours" signs to 17 Mile Drive in Pebble Beach, CA.

Park along Hwy 1 North of Portola Road (N. of Lodge)

ACCESS
Advanced ticket purchase is required. A ticket includes a program, parking, and shuttle ride to show field.



Ticket price - $100.00. Please call United Way Toll Free at 877/693-0009 for ticket purchase information.

2002 SCHEDULE OF THE DAY

9:00 AM
Judging commences

10:30 AM
Field opens to spectators

1:30 PM
Honorary Judges introduced on the
ramp. Candidates for Most Elegant
Awards will be reviewed on the ramp
by the Honorary Judges.

2:15 PM
Presentation of Class Awards and
Selected Special Awards.

3:45 PM
Vintage Cars from the Monterey
Historic Races at Laguna Seca.

4:00 PM
Drawing for Raffles.

4:15 PM
Presentation of Special Awards.

4:30 PM
BEST OF SHOW
Presentation of Special Awards.

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...can't even see straight. Too much beer over the weekend :)

There was an immaculate red 328 GTS parked in the parking lot there at lunch. But then again, evey Ferrari owner and their dog was in the Carmel area this weekend...

Here's a question... why is it every Ferrari owner in America feels he (and it's always a he) has to wear clothing with a Ferrari logo on it (usually a jacket) when driving his Ferrari....

His 328 only has like 25K on it. He wants a 355. He used to have a 308 that belonged to Rick Mears. Four Weber dual downdrafts, baby! That thing spat fire, no kidding. His 328 is much more tame, and noticably more powerful. MUCH better car.

I'm trying to talk him into a 355 F1, but he wants a 355 manual. I'm trying to get him to take the plunge.

The thing broke down on Thursday! He was bummed. I guess those things happen when you have a 1963 Italian car....

He has only had it for a few months now. Bought it from some guy in Belgium and has been putting a lot of work/$ into it. I doubt he'll ever let me drive it. He used to have a Dino ('75 I think) and I once got it sideways on a city street with him in the passenger seat. Recovered, just wasn't quite ready for the oversteer in that thing. Scared him though! Now he's an Audi guy too; with a 2nd kid on the way his everyday ride is an A6.