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Preparation for the Cavallino Classic 30th Anniversary is well underway and the excitement is building at the Breakers Resort in Palm Beach.

This example is car number five of the original production run. It has had a meticulous four-year complete total restoration completed by Whitehall Auto Sales of Hopkinton, MA. Original owner Esther Jacobson was matriarch of the Detroit area-based Jacobson’s department store chain.

This 330 GTC is s/n 8935 and was once owned by 330 GTC expert Donovan Leyden (who will be present as a judge). In the hands of previous owners it has won numerous awards and with the current owner it continues its winning ways.

The original body tag found on this car denotes that this 1937 Packard Coupe Roadster was sold new on May 29th of 1937 by Packard dealer A.L. Doerr of Santa Rosa, California. This 139-inch wheelbase Packard is a fully recognized Full Classic by the Classic Car Club of America.

Designed by the enigmatic Giovanni Michelotti, 0232 AL was graced with his trademark panache and powered by a powerful 12-cylinder Lampredi competition-based engine. See it at Cavallino 30!

You can take home a trophy from the Cavallino Classic.
Join us with your Ferrari on Saturday, April 24, and with your classic car on Sunday, April 25.

This Ferrari 250 GTO is making the trip to the 30th annual Palm Beach Cavallino Classic.

Another great Ferrari coming to the 2021 Cavallino Classic Concorso: The Ferrari FXX-K, Ferrari’s research and development vehicle based on the brand’s first hybrid sports car, the LaFerrari.

Another great Ferrari coming to the 2021 Cavallino Classic Concorso: The 250 TR, s/n 0704 TR, the only unrestored Testa Rossa in existence.