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Barrett-Jackson, Lot 1415

RM | Sotheby’s, Lot 122

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RM | Sotheby’s, Lot 151

RM | Sotheby’s, Lot 148

Worldwide, Lot 55

MAG Auctions, Lot 408

Barrett-Jackson, Lot 1375

MAG Auctions, Lot 414

Bonhams, Lot 42

Barrett-Jackson, Lot 1405

Worldwide, Lot 20

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2022 ARIZONA AUCTION GUIDE CONTENTS

PRESIDENT Brian R. Graff VICE PRESIDENT Bobby C. Warren III EDITOR DL A. McDaniels ART AND DESIGN John N. Warner MARKETING Tara M. Lindsey

GreatGarages- M0MA –– Cars on the Walls.................24

CIRCULATION DIRECTOR David A. Graff

Frankly Speaking- Concierge Auctions........................32 Schedule of Events.......................................................36 Barrett-Jackson...........................................................38 Bonhams.....................................................................40 Gooding & Company....................................................42

CIRCULATION Disticor Distribution Services Ingram Periodicals Inc. Right Way Distribution San Diego Distributing Xtreme Media Distribution Inc.

MAG Auctions..............................................................44

ADVERTISING & MARKETING Trenton O. Gibson

RM | Sotheby's.............................................................46

VP OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Terry L. Thompson

Worldwide Auctioneers................................................48

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS David M. Brown Jon L. Brun

Event Location Map.....................................................50 Grundy Insurance........................................................52 Dining/Nightlife........................................................54 Resorts........................................................................56 Shopping....................................................................58 Golf Courses................................................................59 Streetside Classics.......................................................60

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1946 Cisitalia 202 GT (Acquired 1972)

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M0MA –– Cars on the Walls by David M. Brown

Here are nine autos you could start your art collection with. They’re beautifully parked at the distinguished Museum of Modern Art in New York City, world renowned for its modern and contemporary holdings in painting, photography, design, illustrated books, films and other collectibles. America’s first museum devoted to modern art, MoMA opened on November 7, 1929, in the Heckscher Building in Manhattan, through the dedication of Lillie P. Bliss, Mary Quinn Sullivan and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, wife of mega-millionaire John D. Rockefeller, Jr., who, ironically, disliked modern art. The first exhibition that month comprised paintings by masters such as van Gogh, Gauguin, Cézanne and Seurat. Twenty-two years later, MoMA scheduled its first car exhibition, 8 Automobiles, in 1951. This and immediately ensuing exhibitions discussed the subject largely from an aesthetic standpoint, explains Paul Galloway, the collection specialist for the museum.

In this spirit, one of the 20th-century’s great architects, Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret), compared motorcars to ancient Greek temples, and linguist/philosopher Roland Barthes echoed that, likening them to “the great Gothic cathedrals . . . the supreme creation of an era.” But when the museum began its car collection in 1972 with the first entry, a 1946 Cisitalia 202 GT, curatorial interest broadened. “Increasingly over the years, we’ve come to see cars as objects with a multiplicity of meanings beyond just aesthetics,” he said to Motor Trend in 2019. “There’s engineering, of course, and how they tap into broader stories. It’s how they look, how they’re put together and how they’re objects of industrial design but also great magnets of cultural history." The most recent exhibition, which closed January 2, Automania, was based on the 1964 Oscar-nominated Automania 2000, an animated Halas and Batchelor film that examined cars as material possessions, transportation changers and style makers but also as elements in deaths, traffic and ecological horrors.

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1968 Fiat 500 Cinquecento (2017)

In the exhibition audio guide, Andrew Gardner, a member of the curatorial team with Galloway, referenced “these stunning specimens of both rare and mass market vehicles alongside artworks and design objects that amplify a richer and thornier story about the way car culture has reshaped our lives for better and for worse.”

architects, artists, filmmakers and photographers,” she adds. “We really wanted to address the conflicted feelings of compulsion, desire and rage that have developed in response to cars and car culture throughout the 20th century,” Kinchin said in the exhibition audio guide. Framing the Cars

These included items as basic as various street signs designed by Margaret Calvert and Jock Kinneir for British roads in the 1960s; Henri de ToulouseLautrec’s 1898 print L’Automobiliste; Lily Reich’s 1930s designs for a tubular-steel car seat; photographs of American car factories (c. 1930–32) by Margaret Bourke-White; Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1955 drawings for a “Road Machine”; Orange Car Crash Fourteen Times (1963) by Andy Warhol; and a Jorge Rigamonti 1966–70 photo collage illustrating environmental destruction in Venezuela. Juliet Kinchin, the lead curator of the exhibition, said: “Cars have reimagined mobility, connecting us across great distances at ever greater speed, but this increased freedom and economic empowerment have come at the expense of tremendous human suffering and environmental damage,” she says. “Throughout the 20th century, the car has inspired innumerable examples of innovation, social transformation and critical debate among designers,

“The key that we always try to emphasize now is that MoMA doesn’t have a car collection,” Galloway explained in a 2019 interview with Motor Trend. “We have a design collection, and in that design collection there are some cars.” The museum’s Department of Architecture & Design also includes objects such as telephones, tea pots and furniture. All nine cars share one feature: “[They] connect the legacies of their design and manufacture to broader stories about art, the built environment and culture in the 20th century,” he says. “Each is an icon in its own right and each offers the chance for delight, nostalgia and reflection on the lessons learned from our complicated relationships with these machines.” Now that the exhibition has closed, they have been returned to storage. “However, we look forward to getting our cars out on view again in the future,” Galloway explains.

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1990 Ferrari 641/F1-90 (1994)

Let’s take a look at them in order of acquisition: •1946 Cisitalia 202 GT (Acquired 1972) –– This was the first time that an art museum in the U.S. placed a car in its collection; MoMA had featured the same Cisitalia model for that first car exhibition in 1951.

When talking about the Cisitalia to Motor Trend, Galloway said, “[I]t’s kind of an outlier in our collection because it’s one of the rarest cars. Every other car is the opposite of rare; they’re very common, like a Jeep or a Beetle. But the Cisitalia, only around 200 of those were made. They were handmade, and it was a much more of a craft-oriented process . . . [I]t was a barn find that Pininfarina [Battista ‘Pinin’ Farina] restored for us . . . .” The car features monocoque construction and a unitized shell. “The beautiful sculptural form really [marries] engineering to overall shape in a highly aesthetic package,” he says.

car,” Galloway said to Motor Trend. “This was the first Formula 1 racer to include paddle shifters, which now are ubiquitous on cars but at the time were really revolutionary, freeing the driver’s hands from the stick shift and keeping them on the steering wheel. “[The paddles also] fractionally increased shifting speed, and that was a really tremendous advantage. And also, you get the carbon-fiber shell, and all these other advances that were happening in Formula 1 racing in the late ’80s and early ’90s. This particular car just really powerfully encapsulates that centrality of engineering and pushing technology to its bleeding edge.” •1963 Jaguar E-Type Roadster (1996) –– Designed in 1961 by Sir William Lyons, Malcolm Sayer and William M. Heynes, the car was the most beautiful in the world for Enzo Ferrari; the “XKE” is the only British car in the MoMA collection. “It is the definition of the sexy car—it’s all soft curves, and it speaks to speed,” Galloway told Motor Trend.

•1990 Ferrari 641/F1-90 (1994) –– “Ferrari had

poached John Barnard from McLaren and brought him on to the Ferrari racing team to redesign their

The E-type and the Porsche 911 are two examples of racing coming to the public roads. “There is

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1963 Jaguar E-Type Roadster (1996)

this very clear trajectory from the race track to the driveway,” he says. “And then it’s this spectacularly beautiful aesthetic form." •1959 Volkswagen Type 1 Sedan ‘Beetle’ (2002)

–– Ferdinand Porsche designed the legendary car in 1938, and more than 30 million were built until the car maker ceased its production in 2019. “It’s a symbol for so many different eras, so many different people,” Galloway said to Motor Trend. “On top of that, it’s a spectacularly successful design that has really well-rationalized construction. It’s practically indestructible with its rear-mounted air-cooled engine that’s so weak and yet so capable at the same time,” he explained. “And it’s also the beginning of the Porsche family legacy of design that goes from Ferdinand Porsche to Ferry Porsche and on and on that comes through to the present day. The Beetle is the [MoMA car] that has the most cultural heft to it because it’s so international. So many of these other cars are very much tied to their country, but the Beetle is truly global.” •1953 Jeep (2002) –– This famous military vehicle

is the only American car in the collection.

“The history of how it came about is fascinating and touches on the retooling of factories for wartime production and also in creating this standardized form that’s highly adaptable and highly utilitarian and extremely well engineered,” Galloway told Motor Trend. “It really becomes an instrument of American power and goes around the world as a symbol of American engineering and American industrial might. And then it continues to have a very long life after the war. The visual model for this vehicle still dictates [the look of] Jeeps made to this very day. As a symbol for American machine art and machine aesthetics, there’s nothing better.” •1998 Smart ForTwo (2002) –– “This thing comes about in the ’90s. Originally it was the Swatch car, and the idea was that you’ve got a completely customizable thing — you could swap out body parts to change the colors like you could with a Swatch watch. And it was this vision for the ultimate city car,” Galloway said.

“It sort of takes us back to the microcars era of the 1950s, when you could have this super-tiny, very fuel-efficient car that you could park anywhere,

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1959 Volkswagen Type 1 Sedan ‘Beetle’ (2002)

1953 Jeep (2002)

1998 Smart ForTwo (2002)

that was very easy to move around and was highly adapted to an urban environment. It also pushed technology, using plastic for body panels, making it as solidly yet cheaply built as possible.” •1965 Porsche 911 coupé (2017) –– This and the

Citroen DS below were on view for the first time at MoMA during Automania. This car, originally shipped to California, continues the legacy of Porsche design from the Beetle and adapts racing technology to the street, similar to the E-Type Jaguar following another legend, the D-Type. “It builds on a lot of the design language established in the Beetle and makes it basically a racing vehicle, one that is beautifully designed and beautifully executed,” Galloway explained, noting that it represents German design transplanted to the U.S. This “survivor” 911 is the only one of the MoMA cars with original paint and interior. For value, “it

1965 Porsche 911 coupé (2017

makes no difference to us whether a car is worth a hundred bucks or $100,000,” he added when talking to Motor Trend. “To us, it’s ‘What are the strengths of the design? What is its cultural relevance? What kind of stories does it tell, or allow us to tell?’” •1968 Fiat 500 Cinquecento (2017) –– "[This car] . . . is often conflated with the Beetle even though they are wildly different kinds of cars,” he said. “The Cinquecento is truly a city car, and it’s three feet shorter in length than the Beetle, and when you put them side by side, you really get a sense of just how much bigger the Beetle is.”

Galloway explained: “The Beetle was conceived as a car for the masses, a car for the people, but it was still quite a robust car. The Cinquecento was really tiny, and it straddled this line between a compact car and a microcar. Yet it still is big enough and ample enough to fit four people, and it gets tremendously good gas mileage.”

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1973 Citroën DS23 (2018)

The car was perfectly suited for the 1950s urban Italian market; GDP and purchasing power were accelerating, but parking spaces were stalled. As a result, Dante Giacosa, the lead designer for Fiat, made the interior as simple and spacious as possible, he also said. “Even more so than the Beetle, there’s a very clearly rationalized interior that makes perfect sense for what it was intended for.” •1973 Citroën DS23 (2018) –– Designed 1954–67, this is the French representative in the collection and its first four-door sedan. “When you pronounce it ‘DS,’ that is French for ‘goddess’” said Galloway in the audio guide. When talking to Motor Trend, he said, “It’s tied to so many different things, such as French diplomatic service and the presidential cars, and it’s this executive sedan, which is a type of car that we didn’t have in our collection.”

It combines beauty with innovative technologies for its time, including a fiberglass roof to lower the center of gravity and make it less top heavy for great handling, a hydraulic suspension automatically adjusting for potholes and movable headlights on the later models. “We felt the DS was really spectacular, especially when compared to sedans being made in places like the United States at the same time,” Galloway also said. “We thought this one was so far and away a more successful design.” Thanks to Olivia Oramas, publicist for The Museum of Modern Art, for her assistance on this story. If you or someone you know has a GreatGarage and would like it to be considered for an upcoming issue, please email us at info@highline-autos.com.

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Frankly Speaking

Concierge Auctions, Sotheby’s, and Realogy Build a High-Performance Vehicle for Luxury Home Auctionse written by Frank Aazami with David M. Brown Partnerships are in many forms, and, when they are well calculated, designed, and built with purpose, a long-standing friendship can result. In November 2021, Concierge Auctions announced that it was jointly acquired by Sotheby’s and Realogy Holdings Corp., collectively holding 80 percent ownership, and that it will continue to operate independently and work with listing and buyer agents of all brokerages worldwide. Concierge Auctions is the world’s largest luxury real estate auction marketplace with a global team. For the last six years, Inc. 5000 has listed it as one of the fastest-growing companies; the firm has broken world records and auctioned properties in 30 countries and 46 U.S. states. It owns one of the most comprehensive and intelligent databases of high-net-worth real estate buyers and sellers in

the industry as well as a state-of-the-art digital marketing, property preview and bidding platform. Sotheby’s is the world’s premier destination for fine art and luxury goods, founded in 1744. Realogy is the world’s largest real estate brokerage holding company franchisor with more than 19,000 offices and approximately 318,000 sales associates operating through franchise brands in approximately 115 countries. Its member companies include Sotheby’s International Realty®, Better Homes and Gardens® Real Estate®, Corcoran®, Coldwell Banker®, and CENTURY 21®. As a result, all parties to a home auction coordinated by Concierge Auctions benefit at higher levels than before: the home buyers and sellers as well as the real estate companies and agents, explains Frank Aazami, principal of the Private Client Group at Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty in Scottsdale

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690 Market Street, Unit 2401, San Francisco, California

and Agent Advisory Board Member of Concierge Auctions. Future homeowners with limited means are beneficiaries, too, as for every property sold with Concierge Auctions, the company funds a home for a family in need through its Key For Key® giving program with Giveback Homes™.

innovation in online and live auctions and access to an unmatched global network of fine art and luxury-goods collectors.”

“Our firm matches sellers of one-of-a-kind homes with some of the most capable property connoisseurs,” says Concierge Auctions President Chad Roffers, whose background combines brokerage and technology expertise. In 2008, he partnered with luxury-marketing expert, top broker, and now company CEO, Laura Brady. “Sellers gain unmatched reach, speed, and certainty; buyers receive curated opportunities, and agents earn their commission in 30 days,” she notes.

The first 90 days are crucial for a luxury property on the market, Roffers explains. “Properties simply aren’t liquid, even in healthy market conditions. For example, in Beverly Hills, the average number of days on the market in 2020 was 415. If it does not sell within that time frame, it is likely that it will remain on the market for the next three–five years, eventually selling for a fraction of the price. At Concierge Auctions, we pride ourselves on delivering results in as little as 30–60 days for luxury properties.”

“We and our clients will benefit from increased distribution, lead generation and industry-leading data scale, along with enhanced marketing visibility, from Realogy’s brands and affiliated agents,” she adds. “Sotheby’s will provide Concierge Auctions with deep luxury-auction expertise, including

‘When you Value your Partners, Great Things Happen’

Aazami adds: “As another tool for listing agents, Concierge Auctions exposes buyers globally, ultimately expanding the buyer pool, which in turn delivers market price. From the start, success at Concierge Auctions came about because the

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2924 Cliff Point, Spicewood, Texas

company created a powerful platform to get the momentum started again on properties that had stalled, often for a long time. Chad, Laura and their team gave these properties the traction they needed to sell at the highest price possible.”

and when you value your partners, great things happen,” he explains. “This has been their philosophy from the beginning: We need everyone’s participation. We are not trying to cut anyone out of the deal.”

Concierge Auctions repositions the property to enhance its appeal, he explains. “The company’s marketing team thoroughly researches the history of the property and the community to find the most attractive benefits for the new owner,” he says.

“Auctions serve as an additional tool for agents in addition to traditional real estate for luxury properties, and we partner with a listing broker on every sale,” Brady says.

“This may sound pretty easy to do, but it’s extremely difficult to achieve if you’re not a master at it,” Aazami adds. “Just as when a struck match fails to light a fire, the stick may never spark or get the second chance to ignite. The people at Concierge Auctions have proved their ability over and over again to take that dry stick and spark that fire. Their art creates the success stories we have experienced for more than a decade. They are the extra octane to run a high-performance real estate machine.” When Aazami met Roffers and Brady about 13 years ago, he immediately recognized that they knew they had to be proficient in digital marketing and that they highly respected the stake hold of brokers and agents. “They make the process agent-centric,

From the start, other real estate partners nationwide also appreciated this respect: Paul Benson with Engel & Volkers in Utah, California, Nevada and Arizona; Matt Beall, who owns Hawaii Life Real Estate; Kyle Crews, vice president of Allie Beth Allman & Associates in Dallas, Texas; John McMonigle, owner of The McMonigle Team in Newport Beach, California; Seth O’Byrne of COMPASS in San Diego, California; Billy Nash of Nash Luxury Illustrated Properties in Southern Florida; Kristen Routh Silberman of The Corcoran Group in Las Vegas, Nevada; Lourdes Alatriste of Douglas Elliman in Miami, Florida; Brad Hermes with Keller Williams in Houston, Texas; and John-Mark M. Mitchell, owner of Mitchell Prime Properties in WinstonSalem, North Carolina, and other advocates of Concierge Auctions.

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8055 North Mummy Mountain Road, Paradise Valley, Arizona

Sellers & Buyers Thrive “Sellers, buyers, and agents thrive with our auction process,” Roffers says. “Auctions create urgency around a sale as well as get the word out to a new pool of potential buyers. This is especially true for high-end and unique homes. Our auction model allows buyers to determine what the property is worth in real time, and this creates the fear of missing out for buyers looking for show-stopping properties, which can fuel their interest and, ideally, induce higher bidding.” He adds: “In the rarefied air where the number of buyers is limited, Concierge Auctions helps to get a market response from an elite pool of global buyers and can accelerate the process with high-caliber bidders and a team of experienced marketers behind each auction to make the most of every sale within a designated timeline.” Time, for sure, is often critical for sellers, who don’t want to wait years to complete the transaction, which has often already consumed many months, even years. “After just 33 days, the Concierge Auctions platform, combined with my local market expertise, put on a successful auction for our client in Martha’s Vineyard,” recalls Julie Flanders, Flanders Real Estate, who was the listing agent on 22 Quitsa Lane, Chilmark, Mass. 02535. “Our client was satisfied with the final outcome, and we also found a committed and happy winning bidder.”

And, for a Casper, Wyoming, ranch property, listing agent Chopper Grassell of Live Jackson Hole at Compass Real Estate, says: “I can say that they continue to impress me each time. Together, our combined efforts found the perfect buyer for 2250 Newport, a one-of-a-kind ranch property.” The Concierge Auctions compass is global. When Michael Shotey decided to sell a property at Secret Beach on Kauai, he and Hawaii’s top listing agent chose the Concierge Auctions platform. He says: “Their process has evolved so much, and their reach, combined with the certainty of a sale, is unbeatable.” For more information on Concierge Auctions, email inquiries@conciergeauctions.com, call 212.202.2940 or visit ConciergeAuctions.com. Frank Aazami, RLSIR Brand Ambassador, is at 480.266.0240, frank@PCGagents.com, PCGagents.com or text “SIRFAAZAMI” to 87778. SIR Frank Aazami has a new mobile download link for your Android, iPhone or iPad: Preview Global Listings anytime, anywhere, in 18 languages: app.sir.com/sirfrankaazami. Also see PrivateClientGroupAGENTS.com.

Laura Brady, CEO, Concierge Auctions

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2022 Schedule of Events EVENT Type

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Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction

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Worldwide Auctioneers Preview Gates open at 9 am

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Pavilions at Talking Stick Rock ‘n’ Roll Classic Car Show 4pm to 8pm

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Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction

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Bonhams Scottsdale Auction Preview

Bonhams Scottsdale Auction

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Gooding & Company Geared Online Viewing

open at 9 am

MAG Auctions Scottsdale Auction

doors open at 9 am doors open at 9 am doors open at 9 am

Worldwide Auctioneers Preview Gates open at 9 am

RM | Sotheby’s Arizona Preview

RM | Sotheby’s Arizona Sale

Gates open at 9 am

Worldwide Auctioneers Gates open at 9 am Auction at 5 pm

Pavilions at Talking Stick Rock ‘n’ Roll Classic Car Show 4pm to 8pm

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2014 McLaren P1

1967 Shelby Cobra 427 CSX 3356

BARRETT-JACKSON MARKS 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN SCOTTSDALE JANUARY 22–30 story by David M. Brown Approximately 350,000 car lovers from the United States and worldwide will visit WestWorld of Scottsdale, January 22–30, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Barrett-Jackson collector car auctions. Filling the 1,900-plus docket are hypercars such as a 2014 McLaren P1, American muscle, exotics, RestoMods, classics, charity vehicles and three collections; all are expected to be offered at No Reserve. And, the event will feature automobilia; the latest vehicles from automakers; automotive symposiums; exhibits and displays. Three collections will be featured, led by the 69-car Mile-High Collection, featuring two 2005-06 Ford GTs, a 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Twister Special and a 1969 Pontiac Trans Am Ram Air IV as well as the 13-car Flying Marlin Collection, highlighted by a 2019 Lamborghini Huracán Performante Spyder (Lot 1406) and a 2015 Porsche 911 Turbo Custom Coupe (Lot 1275). In addition, the Scottsdale docket includes a standout selection of Shelby Cobras, Shelby Mustangs, secondgeneration Ford GTs and signature cars including a 1967 Chevrolet Yenko Super Camaro 427/450 (Lot 1407) and a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing (Lot 1415). “We’re proud of our heritage and the role we’ve played in the collector car hobby over the last half-century,” says Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of Scottsdalebased Barrett-Jackson, The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions™. “We can’t wait to continue this legacy in 2022, beginning with our flagship Scottsdale Auction.”

Returning this year is the Barrett-Jackson Cup presented by eBay Motors, with 50 custom builders competing for multiple awards. Classic Americana includes a 1967 Shelby Cobra 427 CSX 3356 (Lot 1397), originally sold by Paradise Ford of Scottsdale and the subject of a full restoration in the 1990s by Mike McCluskey, and a 1962 Shelby Cobra CSX 2032 (Lot 1382), the “Lance Reventlow Cobra.” The automobilia auction will include select pieces such as a 1940s Flying A Service neon porcelain sign (Lot 9490.4); a 1953 Ford Jubilee neon porcelain sign (Lot 9491); and a 1940s/50s Mobil Oil neon porcelain sign (Lot 9495.2) featuring a rotating Pegasus. Continuing the charity commitment at Barrett-Jackson, music icon Bret Michaels will help auction his 2007 Bentley Continental GT (Lot 3003.1), donating part of the proceeds to his Life Rocks Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3), which benefits childhood cancer and diabetes research and veterans’ organizations. Michaels will also assist in auctioning a 1973 DeTomaso Pantera to benefit Barrow Neurological Foundation (Lot 3004). And, GRAMMY Award-winning artist and NASCAR Cup Series Trackhouse Racing Team owner Pitbull will accompany a 2022 Karma (Lot 3008) to support The SLAM Foundation and Selfless Love Foundation, which help better the lives of underserved youth (Lot 3008). For more information about Barrett-Jackson, tickets for the Scottsdale Auction or to register to bid, visit barrettjackson.com or call 480.421.6694.

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1937 Cord 812 Supercharged Phaeton

1968 Shelby GT500 KR Fastback

BONHAMS SCOTTSDALE 2022 RETURNS TO THE WESTIN KIERLAND JANUARY 25–27 story by David M. Brown European and American classics will star at the 2022 Bonhams Scottsdale Auction when the 11th event returns to the Westin Kierland in Scottsdale Thursday, January 25–27. “The docket will include 90 superlative motorcars representing more than a century of automotive excellence,” says Jakob Greisen, Bonhams vice president – head of US Motoring from the Los Angeles office. “It is the season opener for the Bonhams motor car department and will be staged as a live auction, with bids accepted from the saleroom and electronically.” Preview days are January 25 and 26, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and January 27, 9 a.m. until the auction begins at 11 a.m. One of the earliest cars on the docket is a 1937 Cord 812 Supercharged Phaeton, to be sold Without Reserve. “This is an American icon with Classic Era design, including a desirable and well-maintained supercharged drivetrain,” Greisen explains. He adds that a restoration was performed by famed Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg experts, Paul and Joe Kaufmann. The pre-car classic is ACD Club Category 1-certified.

new, including a special-order color. “The English classic sportscar has been treated to a no-expense-spared Concours restoration by Kevin Kay and has won many trophies at major U.S. Concours d’Elegance events,” he explains. From the 1960s is a rare early-production flat-floor 1961 E-Type Roadster, Chassis No. 875180, Engine No. R1270-9. Manufactured on July 6, 1961, this left-handdrive example is the 180th E-Type Roadster constructed out of 385 ‘External Bonnet-Latch’ roadsters built for the North American market. In 2007, Jaguar experts, Classic Showcase in Southern California, completed a documented rotisserie restoration. And, a 1992 Ferrari 512 TR Prototype, VIN. ZFFLG40A9N0086815, Engine No. 00011, is the first of just two U.S. market prototypes, in highly original and well-preserved condition with fewer than 20,700 miles from new. The Pininfarina-designed successor to the legendary Testarossa, this 512, Rosso Corsa over Nero black leather, carries a 4.9-liter 12-cylinder engine producing 428 bhp at 6,750 rpm through a 5-speed manual.

From 1954 is a Porsche 356 Pre-A 1500 Coupe with coachwork by Reutter. This desirable early “Bentwindow” model was first retained for “Porsche Factory Use.” Greisen says: “It has been subject to a stunning restoration performed by noted Porsche specialist Jeff Huber.”

Finally, a 1968 Shelby GT500 KR Fastback is powered by a big-block 428 cubic-inch Cobra Jet V-8 and is one of 110 finished with Special Order Yellow paint. Says Greisen: “It has had a stunning, nut-and-bolt factorycorrect restoration performed and is a well-documented example with Deluxe Marti Report and Ford factory records on file.”

A 1958 AC Ace Roadster retains its matching numbers engine and aluminum bodywork. Highly-optioned from

For information on tickets, see bonhams.com/scottsdale or call 1.415.391.4000.

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1964 Porsche 356 C Carrera 2 Coupe

1961 Maserati 5000 GT

GOODING & COMPANY 2022 GEARED ONLINE SCOTTSDALE EDITION AUCTION IS JANUARY 24–JANUARY 28 story by David M. Brown Gooding & Company’s Geared Online Scottsdale Edition Auction will be an online-only sale accompanied by an in-person viewing of all the vehicles in north Scottsdale for registered bidders and select reporters. More than half of the 58 classic and contemporary cars will be offered at No Reserve. The online auction begins January 24 at 9 a.m. MST, and lots will begin closing January 28, 10 a.m. MST. The viewing will be open January 26 –28: 9 a.m.–5 p.m. MST on January 26 and January 27 and 9 a.m.–2 p.m. MST January 28. The cars will be displayed at Scottsdale Hangar One, 15220 North 78th Way. Three of the signature cars are a 1961 Maserati 5000 GT; 1963 Lancia Flaminia Sport; and 1964 Porsche 365 C Carrera 2 Coupe. Introduced in 1959, the 5000 GT rivaled Ferrari’s Superamericas; just 34 examples were built, with custom coachwork by eight Italian coachbuilders such as Allemano, Pinin Farina, Frua, Bertone and Ghia Touring, the current example, a Gooding & Company representative says. These rare cars doubled the price of a contemporary 3500 GT; VIP owners included the Shah of Iran, Briggs Cunningham, Gianni Agnelli and Karim Aga Khan. This chassis AM103.010 is the last of three to receive coachwork by Milan-based Touring. First displayed at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1960, it was modified

and shown later that year at the Torino Motor Show in November. Maserati owned the 5000 GT through 1961, using it to test an experimental 3.8-liter V-8. This example was eventually sold to a member of the Orsi family and equipped with the conventional Tipo 103 Lucas fuelinjected five-liter V-8. In 1965, the 5000 GT returned to Maserati, where it was rebuilt to special order for Prince Abdel Majid bin-Saud of Saudi Arabia. The consignor began a restoration including an Azzurro Vincennes repaint with black leather upholstery. Presented in partially restored condition, the car is an opportunity for a collector to complete the restoration and debut it on the concours circuit. The rare 1963 Lancia Flaminia Sport is dark blue over red, and the highly sought-after Porsche 365 C Carrera comes to public sale after 40 years of single Southern California ownership. “In 2022, we are especially proud to host a viewing in Scottsdale of every vehicle for our clients, uniquely combining our online auction platform with our prized showmanship and personable face-to-face customer service,” says Gooding & Company president and founder, David Gooding. An online catalog is available online January 18 at goodingco.com. Download the iOS or Android app there to bid live from your mobile device. For additional information, call 310.899.1960.

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MAG Auctions

1970 Plymouth Cuda 440 six pac

2016 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 C7.R

MAG AUCTIONS WE-KO-PA CASINO RESORT COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION IS JANUARY 28-30 story by Trenton O. Gibson MAG Auctions, Motorsport Auction Group established in 2015, joins the Valley Auction Week festivities with their own classic cars, exotic cars and memorabilia auction held January 28th-30th at the We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort. With one of the widest assortment of lots, expecting over 400, there is something for every collector available at this sale. After joining forces with Silver Auctions Arizona in 2019, MAG Auctions carries on the legacy of over 20 years of classic car auctions held at the We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort, Fort McDowell location. Just one of the featured lots is lot #408, a 1970 Plymouth Cuda 440 Six Pack in classic Hemi Orange. This Cuda has the Date code 1970 high performance 440 ci engine, Correct six-pac intake & carbs, power steering and disc brakes, and more. However, there is more on offer than just classics, like lot #390, a 2016 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 C7.R Convertible. This extremely rare, and highly collectible Corvette was limited to only 500 units, boasting a 650 HP supercharged V8, and only 19 original miles, this C7.R Convertible holds its own against not only American muscle, but European exotic as well. Other notable consignments include: (Lot #176) 1954 Chevrolet 3100 Pickup- Green over leather interior, built 350 ci V8, turbo 350 automatic transmission, power rack & pinion steering, Mustang II front clip, late model Camaro rear end, power disc brakes, custom performance gauges, steel wheels

with radial tires, and new wood in the bed. (Lot #416) 1968 Jaguar E-Type Custom Series 1 Racing Tribute- Silver over red leather, rebuilt 4.2 liter I6, 4speed manual trans, Jaguar XJS discs & calipers, BMW ABS system, QA1 coil overs all round, Jaguar XJS rear crossmember/ sway-bars/ urethane bushings, all parts powder coated or chromed, SCCA-spec roll cage, and fitted carbon rear fenders. (Lot #418) 2021 Ram TRX Launch Edition- Gray over black leather w/ red accents, 702 hp supercharged V8, auto trans, ram bar w/ light bar, fully loaded with all factory options, factory-built custom Titanium boxes in rear floor w/ upgraded locks, 1,900 original miles. Following the Scottsdale, Arizona January sale, MAG Auctions heads to Reno, Nevada for their Hot August Nights auction. The auction will be held in the Reno Sparks Convention Center, just south of downtown Reno. January 28th-29th Doors Open at 8am for Bidders / Consignors Doors Open at 9am for General Admission Memorabilia Auction at 10am-11am Vehicle Auction to follow For more information on the Mag Auctions Scottsdale sale, selling, buying and general information, visit www.motorsportauctiongroup.com, call 888-330-0749 or email office@magauctiongroup.com

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1930 Cadillac V-16 Sport Phaeton

1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing

RM SOTHEBY ’S ARIZONA 2022 AUCTION IS JANUARY 26 AND 27 story by David M. Brown A 1931 Duesenberg once owned by both Andy Granatelli and John Mozart, a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing and nine European sports- and supercars from The Tenenbaum Collection are among the highlights of the 2022 RM Sotheby’s Arizona Auction at The Arizona Biltmore, 2400 East Missouri Avenue in Phoenix, January 26 and 27. During the two-day event, the company will offer 70 premier cars at Reserve and No Reserve and eight automobilia lots, explains Gord Duff, global head of Auctions, Ontario. “We are thrilled to kick off the collector car auction calendar once again in Arizona where our event will host a variety of marques and eras across all price points, making it the destination of the collector car auctions during Arizona Car Week,” he says. Auction previews are Wednesday, January 26, 9 a.m.– 7 p.m., and Thursday, January 27, 9 a.m.–11 a.m. The auction begins immediately after this and continues until the entire docket runs.

by RM, the award-winning CCCA Full Classic is ACD Club Certified in Category 1. The Gullwing is the only one with the factory livery of Dunkelgrau over Beige with red-and-green plaid fabric seats; it has been extensively restored. Another 300 SL, a 1964 Roadster, in Gray Blue, is the third-to-last delivered. The consignor completed a full cosmetic restoration in 2013. A superlative pre-war car is a 1930 Cadillac V-16 Sport Phaeton, one of only 17 known with that coachwork. Featuring Bottle Green paint, it became a Classic Car Club of America Grand Classic in 1997 and has appeared at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance twice, most recently in 2009. Another V-16, a 1988 Cizeta-Moroder V16T, is the prototype and show car and the only chassis to carry that nameplate. Music producer and original investor, Giorgio Moroder, is offering it.

“We are the world’s largest collector car auction house by total sales, with more than 40 years of proven results in the industry, and RM also employs the largest staff of any collector car auction house,” Duff says.

All nine cars of The Tenenbaum Collection, comprising Jaguar, Porsche and Mercedes-Benz classics, share low production numbers, originality and unique color combinations. Three highlights from the collection are a 1987 Porsche 959; a 2015 Porsche 918 Spyder; and a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT.

This year, he and the RM team will again offer a diverse stellar collection. The 1931 Duesenberg Model J Tourster, one of the eight styled by Derham with factory coachwork, retains all of the original components. Fully restored

The Biltmore offers special rates for RM Sotheby’s consignors and bidders. For these discounts, tickets and other information, see rmsothebys.com, call 1.519.352.4575 and email, info.us@bonhams.com.

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1932 Chrysler CH Imperial Cabriolet

1935 Delahaye 135M Competition Drophead Coupe

WORLDWIDE AUCTIONEERS EVENT RETURNS TO SCOTTSDALE JANUARY 26 story by David M. Brown Three distinguished pre-war classics, a 1932 Chrysler CH Imperial Cabriolet, a 1929 Duesenberg Model J Berline and a 1935 Delahaye 135M Competition Drophead Coupe highlight the return of Worldwide Auctioneers to Arizona for its annual Scottsdale Auction, Wednesday, January 26, beginning at 5 p.m. The live event during Arizona Car Week is again at Singh Meadows in Tempe, Arizona, with online and phone bidding options also available. Preview days are scheduled from January 24, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. “We’re looking forward to starting the new year by welcoming our customers back to Arizona in person to enjoy an expertly curated selection of world-class motor cars in a relaxed, spacious and genial setting,” says Rod Egan, principal and auctioneer. The Duesenberg is one of the first Model Js delivered when new; Fred Buess, Homer Fitterling, Ed Weaver and Richard Burdick have been owners (Lot #55). Also representing the great marque is a Model J Engine J432, restored by Brian Joseph’s Classic & Exotic Service, offered built-to-run on a custom rolling stand, with an accompanying display grille and radiator (Lot #25). The Delahaye is one of only four that year by the celebrated coachbuilder, Figoni, and the last known survivor. Certified by Club Delahaye of France, the French classic debuted at the 1935 Paris Motor Show and has since been the recipient of a five-year research and restoration that has included many of the greatest French authorities on the great marque (#40). The superbly restored Chrysler Imperial is the first car

crafted by famed European coachbuilders Bohman & Schwartz; it’s numbers-matching and presented in concours-level condition (#20). Another pre-war classic is a 1939 Packard Darrin, once owned by film star Preston Foster; this is one of the fourteen original Darrins with documentation including a copy of a Howard ‘Dutch’ Darrin-signed letter. Also offered is an award-winning, factory-supercharged 1937 Cord 812 Supercharged Phaeton with ACD Certification (#30). Post-war consignments include an expertly restored factory-black 1970 Dodge Hemi Challenger R/T with factory N96 shaker hood, documented with the original broadcast sheet (#35), and a 1957 Dual Ghia Convertible, with Italian coachwork, number 24 of only 100 produced and 71 existing (#50). The Scottsdale Auction will also feature one of the most detailed and correct early Ford V-8 collections ever offered, with 35 examples from The Ron Thorne Collection at No Reserve. Worldwide Auctions also offers appraisal, collection direction and consultancy, estate planning and asset management. At its Auburn, Indiana, headquarters, the 200,000-square-foot Salon is a climate-controlled and purpose-built showroom. The company also has a memorabilia division. For an online catalogue for detailed consignment information and information on bidder registration and general admission, visit worldwideauctioneers.com, call 1.260.925.6789 or email info@worldwideauctioneers.com.

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Barrett-Jackson Auction Company WestWorld of Scottsdale 16601 North Pima Road Scottsdale, Arizona 85260 January 22-30, 2022 (480) 421-6694 www.barrett-jackson.com Bonhams The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa 6902 East Greenway Parkway Scottsdale, Arizona 85254 January 27, 2022 (323) 850-7500 www.bonhams.com Gooding & Company Geared Online event Scottsdale Hangar One 15220 North 78th Way Scottsdale, Arizona 85260 January 24-28, 2022 (310) 899-1960 www.goodingco.com MAG Auctions WE-KO-PA Casino Resort 10438 WeKoPa Way Fort McDowell, Arizona 85264 January 24-27, 2022 (888) 330-0749 www.motorsportauctiongroup.com RM | Sotheby’s Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa 2400 East Missouri Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85016 January 27, 2022 (519) 352-4575 www.rmsothebys.com Worldwide Auctioneers Singh Meadows 1490 East Weber Drive Tempe, Arizona 85281 January 26, 2022 (260) 925-6789 www.worldwideauctioneers.com

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Grundy Insurance

Jim Grundy and son, Joshua, drive their 1911 National Speedcar to the winners circle at Greenwich Concours d’Elegance after receiving Best in Show American Sports Car.

The Grundy Agency: Agreed Value Takes the Driver’s Seat by David M. Brown If you have one or more classic cars, make sure they’re insured with Agreed Value Coverage, says Josh Grundy, third-generation principal of The Grundy Agency Inc., based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, an hour north of Philadelphia. Agreed Value and Stated Value are as different as junker and Jag. Today’s large insurance carriers offer Stated Value Coverage, but collector-carfocused companies insist on the Agreed Value product. “Let’s say you insure your collector car for $40,000 with one of the big guys. If something happens to it, that’s not what you’ll get a check for. The company will subtract depreciation, mileage and wear and tear, and your $40,000 valuation has disappeared,” he explains. “Agreed Value, however, is an agreed-upon valuation between an insured and The Grundy Agency set at the start of the policy that will remain for the term

of the policy,” he adds. “There’s no haggling in the event of a total loss claim. The total you agree to, that $40,000, is paid.” Grundy is a collector car expert by legacy. In 1947, his grandfather, James A. Grundy Sr., invested his World War II GI bill benefits to create the company and immediately debuted Agreed Value Insurance, a new insurance product to the niche market. The first policy James Sr. wrote was to protect his fatherin-law Sam Baily’s antique automobile collection. Collector car enthusiasts quickly recognized the Grundy family expertise, and growth was robust. By 1955, with James Sr.’s guidance, the company had 10,000 collector cars insured in a vastly different marketplace than we see today. James A. Grundy Jr., Josh’s father, has been at the wheel of the Grundy Agency since the late ’80s, bringing innovative insurance products to market for the automotive

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James A. Grundy Jr.’s mother, Patty (center), with her parents Sam and Mable Baily, enjoy the family’s 1909 Pierce Arrow before the start of a Brass Era car tour. The century-plus classic remains in the family today, showcased in the company lobby.

hobby. Josh notes that the firm is the country’s largest insurer of several categories of collector cars. This year is the agency’s 75th anniversary. Today, James Grundy Jr. is the only broker in the country to have valuation and underwriting authority extended by the American International Group, permitting him to approve collection and individual vehicle values at his discretion, Josh notes. In addition to covering classic, collector and exotic vehicles, The Grundy Agency can also insure collections of jewelry and watches, fine art, antique furniture, clocks, firearms, fine wine, guns, stamps, coins and more. “Our risk management specialists work closely with our clients to protect appreciating items of all types,” he says. In most cases, a third-party appraisal of nonautomotive collections isn’t required, but the company contracts with specialists if it is. Grundy Insurance also created the Motor Vehicle Program, or MVP, which protects clients’ regular-use daily drivers, trucks, trailers, motor homes, electric vehicles and more on the same Agreed Value basis offered through Grundy’s Collector Vehicle Program. And, because the Grundy Agency is licensed in every

The Grundy’s, Jim, Samuel and Joshua, along with Heather Marr, approach the winners circle in their 1910 K 670 Flyabout, ‘The Car that won the Race around the World,’ for a class prize at The Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.

state, you can insure your properties nationwide along with your automobiles and other valued assets. “While Grundy began with a knack for insuring great cars, we have diversified as a full-scale personal insurance agency looking to insure your whole world with one Grundy Personal Insurance Agent who has all the right contacts. We manage all of your risk so that you can enjoy your life,” Josh says. “The basis of our success is that every Grundy policy includes superior coverage, legendary service and substantial savings,” he adds. “We focus on the client and how we can provide the best product at the most consumer effective price.” Automotive enthusiasts also choose Grundy because they know the car passion here is long-standing, beginning a century ago when Sam, a Philadelphia businessman, restored a 1909 Pierce Arrow Mini Tonneau –– the first documented automobile restoration for historic purposes in the country, he says. “This important car is now in our lobby, and we use it for touring even to this day,” he says. “We are car people –– in and out of the office.” For more information on The Grundy Agency and Grundy Insurance, see Grundy.com or call 215.674.1856.

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FAT OX

THE CAPITAL GRILLE

OCEAN 44

(480) 307-6900 WWW.ILOVEFATOX.COM

(480) 348-1700 WWW.THECAPITALGRILLE.COM

(480) 867-0044 WWW.OCEAN44.COM

The Capital Grille is nationally acclaimed for their dry-aged steak selections, fresh seafood, and extensive, award-winning wine list, all presented with professional, attentive service in an atmosphere of relaxed elegance.

Ocean 44 is seafood reinvented in a vibrant upscale atmosphere specializing in world class seafood and great steaks. Featuring an elaborate glass expo kitchen, a large bar and two dining bars, flexible private dining rooms, and the main dining floor.

A chef-driven restaurant by renowned Chef Matt Carter crafting modern riffs on regional Italian classics. Welcome to an unforgettable culinary adventure.

HASH KITCHEN

BARRIO QUEEN

SUSHI ROKU

(480) 361-5228 WWW.HASHKITCHEN.COM

(480) 656-4197 WWW.BARRIOQUEEN.COM

(480) 970-2121 WWW.SUSHIROKU.COM

A creative breakfast & bar scene! Hash Kitchen is a creative a.m. eatery that boasts a social dining experience and is designed to be the go-to spot for locals and a culinary destination for visitors.

Authentic Mexican Restaurant in Arizona with very unique food flavors from Mexico city. Top 5 largest tequilerias with 300+ tequilas. With 8 valley locations you are always close to a Barrio Queen.

Sushi Roku combines the finest, freshest fish from pristine waters around the globe with the kind of artistry that can only be provided by a mature sushi chef ensuring superlative traditional sushi, together with a splash of California innovation.

MASTRO'S CITY HALL STEAKHOUSE

ROKA AKOR

TOCA MADERA

(480) 941-4700 WWW.MASTROSRESTAURANTS.COM

(480) 306-8800 WWW.ROKAAKOR.COM

(480) 930-4357 WWW.TOCAMADERA.COM

Featuring the very best in prime beef and the freshest of seafood, served with elegance and sophistication under stunning art-glass chandeliers, Mastro’s City Hall offers live entertainment seven nights a week in the piano bar and an extensive awardwinning

Roka Akor is a stylish Michelin Guide recommended prime steak, seafood, and sushi restaurant that features Robatayaki style “open charcoal” cuisine. Modern in approach, Japanese in spirit, and a contemporary, chef-driven menu.

Traditional Mexican cuisine re-imagined by taking a modern approach pairing locally-sourced ingredients with bold flavors. The shared-plate menu is designed to offer an array of options for every eater.

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Resorts

Suggested Resorts Our recommendations based on Luxury, Style and Convenience to auctions.

ANDAZ SCOTTSDALE RESORT & BUNGALOWS (480) 368-1234 ANDAZSCOTTSDALE.COM

6114 North Scottsdale Road Scottsdale, Arizona 85253

ARIZONA BILTMORE RESORT & SPA (602) 955-6600 ARIZONABILTMORE.COM

2400 East Missouri Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85016

HYATT REGENCY SCOTTSDALE RESORT AND SPA AT GAINEY RANCH (480) 444-1234 SCOTTSDALE.HYATT.COM 7500 East Doubletree Ranch Road Scottsdale, Arizona 85258

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Resorts

OMNI SCOTTSDALE RESORT & SPA AT MONTELUCIA (480) 627-3200 MONTELUCIA.COM

4949 East Lincoln Drive Paradise Valley, AZ 85253

SANCTUARY CAMELBACK MOUNTAIN, A GURNEY’S RESORT & SPA (855) 421-3522 WWW.SANCTUARYONCAMELBACK.COM 5700 East McDonald Drive Paradise Valley, AZ 85253

THE PHOENICIAN (480) 941-8200 THEPHOENICIAN.COM

6000 East Camelback Road Scottsdale AZ 85251

THE WESTIN KIERLAND RESORT & SPA (480) 624-1000 KIERLANDRESORT.COM 6902 East Greenway Parkway Scottsdale, AZ 85254

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AMERICAN FINE ART, INC.

CORNELIS HOLLANDER

(480) 990-1200

(480) 423-5000

(415) 994-0161

WWW.AMERICANFINEARTGALLERY.COM

WWW.CORNELISHOLLANDER.COM

WWW.ERCLASSICS.COM

The gallery specializes in 19th - 21st century European and American artwork. Our 12,000 sq. ft. showcase gallery features an extensive collection of some of the world's most distinguished, internationally acclaimed masters in a variety of media.

Founded in 1984, Cornelis Hollander is a full service jewelry design company located in Scottsdale, Arizona. Cornelis’ jewelry has been distributed all over the US and internationally. All jewelry designs are manufactured on the premises.

E & R Classics is one of the largest classic car dealers in Europe. They purchase and sell a wide range of classic cars but their emphasis lies on the following brands: MG, Triumph, Austin Healey, Jaguar, Porsche and the classic Ford Mustang.

E & R CLASSICS

BILTMORE FASHION PARK

LONDON GOLD

HIGH STREET

(602) 955-8400 WWW.SHOPBILTMORE.COM

(480) 367-1717 WWW.LONDONGOLD.COM

(480) 319-8700 WWW.HIGHSTREETAZ.COM

A staple of Phoenix's Uptown neighborhood, Biltmore Fashion Park boasts a collection of the finest retailers and restaurants in the region including Saks Fifth Avenue, Arhaus, Williams Sonoma, lululemon, Pottery Barn and more.

London Gold is family owned and operated with the finest associates and jewelers. They are passionate about jewelry, about the significance of jewelry in people’s lives, and about delivering the best care, best quality, and best value to their customers.

Indulge your every whim and fancy at the Valley's most dynamic dining and entertainment district. Dine, drink, pamper, shop, laugh & live with one-of-a-kind experiences that go way beyond the ordinary.

KIERLAND COMMONS

SCOTTSDALE FASHION SQUARE

SCOTTSDALE QUARTER

(480) 348-1577 WWW.KIERLANDCOMMONS.COM

(480) 941-2140 WWW.FASHIONSQUARE.COM

WWW.SCOTTSDALEQUARTER.COM

Urban and urbane, Kierland Commons draws people who know what they like, and that's a wealth of fabulous restaurants for every mood, sidewalk shops that are edgy and inspiring, and a big city flavor that delivers high energy to desert days and nights.

Scottsdale Fashion Square is the Southwest’s distinctive address for luxury shopping, dining and entertainment. Shop prestigious stores – like Louis Vuitton, Cartier and Gucci – not found anywhere else in Arizona.

Home to more than 70 national and local retail, dining and entertainment options, and hosts signature events and activities throughout the year. A dynamic offering of things to do along with things to buy keeps guests engaged and returning

(480) 270-8123

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Golf Courses

Public Golf Courses ARIZONA BILTMORE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

CAMELBACK GOLF CLUB

GRAYHAWK GOLF CLUB

(602) 955-9655 ARIZONABILTMORE.COM

(480) 596-7050 CAMELBACKINN.COM

GRAYHAWKGOLF.COM

2400 East Missouri Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85016

7847 North Mockingbird Lane Paradise Valley, Arizona 85253

8620 East Thompson Peak Parkway Scottsdale, Arizona 85255

THE BOULDERS CLUB

THE PHOENICIAN GOLF COURSE

THE WESTIN KIERLAND GOLF CLUB

(480) 502-1800

(480) 488-9028

(480)-941-8200

(480) 922-9283

BOULDERSCLUB.COM

THEPHOENICIAN.COM/GOLF

KIERLANDGOLF.COM

34831 North Tom Darlington Drive Carefree, Arizona 85377

6000 East Camelback Road Scottsdale, Arizona 85251

15636 North Clubgate Drive Scottsdale, AZ 85254

TALKING STICK GOLF CLUB

TPC SCOTTSDALE

TROON NORTH GOLF CLUB

(480) 860-2221 TALKINGSTICKGOLFCLUB.COM

(480) 585-4334 TPC.COM/SCOTTSDALE

TROONNORTHGOLF.COM

9998 East Talking Stick Way Scottsdale, AZ 85256

17020 North Hayden Road Scottsdale, AZ 85255

10320 East Dynamite Boulevard Scottsdale, AZ 85262

(480) 585-5300

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Streetside Classics: Sales, Service, Satisfaction written by David M. Brown Looking to buy a standout classic Z/28 Camaro? Streetside Classics usually has more than a score. Want to consign one? Streetside Classics wants to talk. “Same goes for Mopar, Shelby, Chevelles, trucks and more. Streetside always carries an enormous selection of all years, all equipment packages and all colors. You tell us what you want, and it’s more than likely we have it,” says Bob Mueller, vice president of Sales & Marketing. “If we don’t, we probably will soon.” Charlotte, North Carolina-based Streetside Classics has six large indoor showrooms nationwide, with 1,600 collector cars in stock and ready to buy. The company takes consignments of all types of specialty vehicles, including American Muscle, Pre- and Postwar Classics, Late-Model Exotics, Off-road and 4x4s, European Sportscars and Hot Rods. “This makes Streetside almost like a factory for dream cars,” he adds. Minutes from most of the January auctions is the company’s Valley location at the U.S. 60 Freeway and Mesa Drive, 614 East Auto Center Drive, Suite 10. The 53,000-square-foot showroom showcases 260 cars. “Stop by, and one of our associates will take you for a complimentary tour,” Mueller says.

An experienced, customer-centric staff has hundreds of combined years of expertise and is known for its laid-back approach. “We are regular recipients of prestigious customer service awards around the business, and that’s something we are very proud of,” he says. CEO Donna Robbins opened the first showroom in Charlotte in 2008 and has led Streetside Classics to sales figures that are among the best in the collector car industry, Mueller explains. In 2021, the company posted its best year, selling 3,800 vehicles for $133 million. Because of these upward trends, Streetside is looking at several U.S. markets to open a seventh location in 2022 or 2023. Much of the company success derives from the relationships formed with buyers and sellers worldwide as well as with banks and lenders, providing you multiple options to buy. Mueller says, “We’ve become known as the ‘Nation’s #1 Consignment Dealer’ because we provide sellers and buyers alike with top-flight customer service throughout the process, and our per-location sales are substantially higher than any of our competitors.” Customer service has also driven company success. As a consignor, Streetside Classics makes the process easy for you, including initial evaluation,

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Streetside Classics

1967 Ford Galaxie 500 XL Restomod, $239,995

1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, $214,995

1967 Chevrolet Corvette 427 Convertible, $179,995

pre-marketing and presentation. “Your car is marketed in a proven and professional manner, published to outlets both in house and via our marketing and media partners across the globe,” he says. All six showrooms have won “Customer Satisfaction Awards” from Dealer Rater. “This puts each of our locations in the top percentile of U.S. car dealers who have the most positive reviews and the highest customer service based on both buyer and consignor feedback,” he says. Equally important is expertise in shipping and logistics. “We make shipping your new car to your door easier than ever,” Mueller explains. Let Streetside Classics handle your sale. “This eliminates you from having to take pictures, write descriptions or hire somebody to take pictures and write descriptions, place countless ads, uploading things to the internet, dealing with endless questions from fake buyers online and then dealing with tirekickers coming to your house or business,” Mueller says. “Then, once you sell on your own, you often have to deal with payment arrangements or wait for payment. We remove the hassles, simplify the process, and make it easy. We also have zero up-front consignment fees in comparison to auctions where the auction entry fees can get into the hundreds or even thousands of dollars. “All we ask is that you us give us a shot and go read the positive reviews about our services. Once you sell with Streetside Classics, you won’t sell your vehicles anywhere else!” For more information, see streetsideclassics.com or call, Arizona phone number, 480.926.1344, National, 866.542.8392.

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