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58th Annual Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
A1 - Antique through 1915
A2 - London to Brighton Veterans
C1 - American Classic Open
C2 - American Classic Open Packard
C3 - American Classic Closed
C4 - Cadillac V-16
E1 - Lancia Prewar
E2 - Lancia Postwar
H - Rolls-Royce Prewar
I - Mercedes-Benz Prewar
J1 - European Classic Open 1922-1934
J2 - European Classic Open 1935-1940
J3 - European Classic Closed
L1 - Prewar Preservation
L2 - Postwar Preservation through 1967
M1 - Ferrari Grand Touring
M2 - Ferrari Competition
M3 - 50th Anniversary of the Ferrari Spyder California
N - Lamborghini
O1 - Postwar Sports
O2 - Postwar Touring
P - General Motors Woodies
Q - Motorama Concept Car GM Centennial
R - GM Powered Sports Cars
S - 20+ Liter Club
V - Open Wheel Race Cars
R - GM Powered Sports Cars Vehicles
1951 Allard K2
1952 Muntz Jet
1953 Chevrolet Corvette C1
1956 Chevrolet Corvette C1
1959 Balchowski Ol Yaller Mark III
1959 Chevrolet Corvette Scaglietti Coupe
1960 Chevrolet Corvette LeMans Racer
1963 Chevrolet Corvette Rondine Pininfarina
1965 Cheetah Coupe
1966 Bizzarrini 5300 GT
1971 ISO Grifo Series II
 
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    1971 ISO Grifo Series IIWorking with the engineer Giotta Bizzarrini, the coachbuilder Giorgetto Giugiaro and the styling expertise of Carrozzeria Bertone, Iso company founder Renzo Rivolta developed the Iso Grifo Rivolta IR 300, which debuted at the Turin Motor Show in 1962. It was an elegant 2+2 Coupe with well-balanced technical components and outstanding driving performance. In 1970 a long overdue styling change was made to the nose section of the car, and the Iso Grifo Series II was born. Initially 4 Targas were built, then the company switched from using 7-liter 427 cubic-inch engines to the newer 454, and the CanAm version of the Series II was born. Although not as fast as the Series I, the timeless beauty of the Iso Grifo Can Am secured its sales success until 1972 when new Ford engines were introduced.

    1971 ISO Grifo Series IIWorking with the engineer Giotta Bizzarrini, the coachbuilder Giorgetto Giugiaro and the styling expertise of Carrozzeria Bertone, Iso company founder Renzo Rivolta developed the Iso Grifo Rivolta IR 300, which debuted at the Turin Motor Show in 1962. It was an elegant 2+2 Coupe with well-balanced technical components and outstanding driving performance. In 1970 a long overdue styling change was made to the nose section of the car, and the Iso Grifo Series II was born. Initially 4 Targas were built, then the company switched from using 7-liter 427 cubic-inch engines to the newer 454, and the CanAm version of the Series II was born. Although not as fast as the Series I, the timeless beauty of the Iso Grifo Can Am secured its sales success until 1972 when new Ford engines were introduced.