Twenty-two Allards from 1947 to 1959 were entered at Glenmoor. The later ones, like this 1959 Palm Beach Roadster, were unlike the cycle-fendered Allards with Chrysler or Cadillac engines that we know well. This one is not only a more “conventional” sports car but is powered by a 210-hp Jaguar C-Type engine. It was one of only seven built.
Photo: J. Michael Hemsley
A scenic shot of the event.Photo: J. Michael Hemsley Tuckers had their own class, and nine, including the movie car, were entered. Unfortunately, several were not able to attend, explaining the gaps in the row of cars.
Photo: J. Michael Hemsley
Hard to believe that this 1940 Packard One Sixty Darrin-bodied Convertible Victoria is used to haul a trailer full of lumber and other
supplies, but it does have a trailer hitch, and Gene Tareshawty claims it is his daily driver.
Photo: J. Michael Hemsley
This car was one of several Packards entered in the Classic Car Club of America “Classic – 1934-38” class.
Photo: J. Michael Hemsley
This 1941 American Bantam Riviera convertible was entered by the OFF Brothers of Richland, Michigan.
