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Carmel Artomobilia presented by ADESA!

Today we celebrate the art and design of the automobile throughout history.

The Carmel Arts & Design District is the perfect host for an event of this nature.

Designated an oPcial Indiana Cultural District, the Carmel Arts & Design District

houses a mix of cultural amenities including galleries, shops,

upscale boutiques, cafés, restaurants and residences that form

a vibrant thriving area for the community to gather.

With immediate access to the Monon Trail, public art

sculptures, the Indiana Design Center and close proximity

to nearby cultural amenities such as The Center for the

Performing Arts, the Carmel Arts & Design District provides

a truly unique experience.

The 2014 IU Health North Hospital Carmel Artomobilia

features everything from early 20th Century classics to

late model exotics and of course this year’s marque car,

the Mustang, celebrating its 50th anniversary. These, along with many others,

showcase Indiana’s deeply rooted history in the artful evolution of the automobile.

The City of Carmel is proud to combine more than a century of automobile design

with today’s art in our community.

I hope you enjoy the show and your time in our city. Please visit us again soon.

Very truly yours,

Mayor Jim Brainard

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Directions to the ArtomobiliaThe Carmel Artomobilia is located in the Arts & Design District in the City of Carmel. If using GPS, enter 200 South Range Line Road, Carmel, Indiana 46032 as your destination.

From Indianapolis: Take the I-465 N to Exit 33 for Keystone Avenue. Keep Right at the fork, follow signs for Carmel and merge onto North keystone Avenue. Take the 126th Street Exit. At the traVc circle, take the 3rd exit onto East 126th Street. Turn right on to Range Line Road.

Please be aware, this event is presented on the streets of the Carmel Arts & Design District, and the streets of the district will be closed to traVc. Main Street will be closed between 4th Avenue SW and 1st Avenue SE. Range Line Road will be closed between 1st Avenue NW and 3rd Street SE.

Once on South Range Line Road. Parking on the street is available on secondary (parallel) streets to the west and east of Range Line Road. Parking is also available at the Carmel High School, Carmel Public Library and Center for the Performing Arts parking facility.

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Thank you for joining us at the Artomobilia!

Since 2008, the Carmel Artomobilia has provided a unique experience for automotive

enthusiasts from around the Midwest to enjoy an eclectic collection of automobiles and

exotic motorcycles, all nestled in and around the fine galleries, restaurants and retail shops of

the Carmel Arts & Design District.

This year you’ll enjoy twenty-five judged classes and fifteen enthusiast corrals hosting

nearly 400 vehicles ranging from Italian motorcycles to Classic Cars to European Sports Cars

to Muscle Cars to Super Cars. In addition, you’ll enjoy a collection of hand-selected original

and specialty Ford Mustangs as we celebrate the “50 Years of Mustang.” While our judging

teams will evaluate and select “Artomobilia Best in Show”, “Artomobilia Penultimate”, and

“Artomobilia Best in Class” winners from the entrants in our judged

car classes during our Awards Ceremony that begins 3:30pm, our

primary objective is to simply enjoy and indulge in nearly 100 years

of automotive art and design.

The Artomobilia represents a labor of love for all those involved.

I would like to personally thank the members of the Artomobilia

Committee, Class Judges, and Event Volunteers who have contributed

their time and talent to assemble and present this outstanding

collection of cars. Equally, I would like to also thank the many

exhibitors that choose to display and share their beautiful cars with

us… and no-doubt create new car enthusiast in the process.

Building on that, I would like to thank the many sponsors that

make this event possible and open to everyone in the community. Most notably, our partners

at ADESA, the Carmel Arts & Design District, IU Health North Hospital, and Klipsch… in

addition to the many local automotive product and service organizations that sponsor our

classes and corrals. I would encourage you to seek-out these organizations and support them,

as they are instrumental in assuring on-going quality and sustainability of our community

event.

Finally, a special thanks goes to the City of Carmel, the Carmel Arts & Design District

and the nearly 100 galleries, designer showrooms, retailer shops, restaurants and business

in the district for hosting the Artomobilia over the years. It has provided an unmatched

environment for presenting an outstanding collection of cars.

Enjoy,

John Leonard

Event Director

The 2014 Artomobilia CommitteeMany thanks to the members of the Artomobilia Committee that continue to invest their time and talent over the years to produce a great community event.

Joe & Darcie Chiappetta David Doyle Michael GoodKevin See Andrew Lee Larry HaskettCraig Morris GeoC Mukhtar Vince MercuriJohn Pitz Dave Renshaw Ronald RiCel

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Saturday, August 238:00 amMarshaling yard open for exhibitors in classes and corrals

All exhibitors in judged classes and car corrals need to proceed to the Artomobilia Marshaling Yard to receive event specific materials and guidance to their defined class or corral in the Carmel Arts & Design District. The Marshaling Yard is located in the Carmel Elementary parking lot at: 101 4th Avenue Southeast, Carmel, IN 46032. The Marshaling Yard will open at 8 am and close promptly at 10:30 am

8:30 amExhibitor Breakfast, Sophia Square Courtyard

All exhibitors are invited to stop-by the Sophia Square Courtyard for complimentary coZee and donuts provided by our event sponsors. The breakfast will open at 8:30 am and conclude promptly at 10:00 am

11:00 amJudging begins, Main Street

Automotive specialists will team with business leaders and civic leaders to review and evaluate entrants in classes in a “concours style” judging criteria that balances originality and accuracy with beauty and design to determine best in class as well as best in show winners. All judging is final, and entrants will be notified when their class will be judged. Judging will conclude promptly at 1:30 pm

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EVENTAGENDA

12:00 pmORcal show opening

12:00 pmExhibitor Lunch, Indiana Design Center, 2nd floor

Entrants in a Judged Class and their guests are invited to join us for the Exhibitor Lunch located on the 2nd floor of the Indiana Design Center. Lunch will conclude promptly at 2:30 pm

1:00 pmDonald Davidson, Indiana Design Center, Main Stage

Noted automotive personality and Indianapolis Motor Speedway Historian, Donald Davidson will talk about Indiana’s impact on the automotive industry, the car hobby and its influence on the culture and work.

3:30 pmAwards Ceremony, Indiana Design Center, Main Stage

Best in Class and Best in Show, as well as a number of other awards, will be presented to winners as they make their way in front of the Main Stage at the Indiana Design Center. Exhibitors and visitors alike are invited to participate in the awards ceremony and enjoy some of the most beautiful cars in the Artomobilia.

5:00 pmClosing Remarks & Grand Departure

With the Awards presentation complete, the Artomobilia team will make a number of announcements for the 2015 event, highlight and thank sponsors, and send-oZ all Artomobilia participants with the Best in Show and Best in Class winners leading the way South on Range Line Road.


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2014 Artomobilia EntrantsOwner 2014 EntryScott Aaron 1972 BMW 2002tiiKashif Abdul-Rahman 2009 BMW 335Jordan Abel 1967 Ford MustangSimon Abraham 2013 Lotus EvoraLes Acree 1960 Chevrolet CorvetteDan & Lori Aiken 1979 Ford Mustang Pace CarCaleb Akinyemi 2012 Dodge ChargerAlan Albrecht 1966 Shelby GT 350Alan Albrecht 1967 Shelby GT 500Don Allen 1972 Pontiac LeMans SportDonald Andersen 1931 Chevrolet 2 Door SedanFaruk Ansari 2013 Ferrrari 458 ItaliaPhil & Nancy Ashcra_ 1960 Triumph TR3AKathy Ashpaugh 1996 Chevrolet CorvetteKathy Ashpaugh 2008 Chevrolet Corvette Z06Mark & Darlene Badgley 2013 Ford MustangSteve Bailey 2002 BMW 325iMathew Balla 2005 Aston Martin DB9Jack Banker 1962 Lotus Seven replica

Owner 2014 EntryDean T Barnhard 1969 Pontiac GTOThomas G. Barrick 1974 Porsche CarreraRichard Bartick 2007 Jaguar XK ConvertibleGary W. Bartlett 2005 Ford GTDan Baumbarger 1967 Oldsmobile TornadoScott Beauchamp 2008 KTM Super DukeThomas Beeler 1962 Jaguar E-TypeThomas Beeler 2014 Porsche 911Eric Bell 1955 Buick RoadmasterJohn Benagh Jr 2008 Ford MustangPaul E Biesecker 1996 Dodge ViperGeorge & Shelly Billeisen 1969 Oldsmobile Hurst OldsGeorge & Shelly Billeisen 1975 Buick Century Indy Pace CarPaul Blaylock 1971 Fiat 850 Sport coupeBrad Bledsoe 1966 Ford Mustang ConvertibleEric & Sally Blom 2005 Porsche Carrera GTSteve Bobeck 1982 DeLorean DMC-12Mike Boone 1984 Buick Riviera (Indy Pace Car)Bruce Borror 1976 Fiat X1/9

Owner 2014 EntryBud Bortz 1961 Chevrolet Corvette Pace CarElizabeth Bortz 1995 Chevrolet Corvette Pace CarRoy Bowman 1965 Austin-Healey 3000 Mark III

Series BJ8Sean Bracy 2011 Ford Shelby GT500Travis Braly 2006 Ford MustangDennis Brown 1985 BMW 735iKolin Brown 1981 DeLorean DMC-12Barry Brueggemann 1971 Pontiac GTOTerry Burns 1965 Ford MustangAnthony Busack 1970 Chevrolet K5 BlazerJohn Bylsma 1995 Dodge Stealth R/T Twin

TurboMarvin Carroll 2006 Cadillac XLR-VMarvin Carroll 2006 Cadillac XLRLinda Castle 2005 Cadillac XLRMatt Chapala 1979 Alfa Romeo SpiderBill Chapel 1970 Volkswagen Karman Ghia

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Owner 2014 EntryJason Chaplin 2009 MV Agusta Brutale 1078RR

Stealth FighterNick Cherolis 1969 Ford MustangJec Cleland 1964 Pontiac GTOKristy Cogswell 2014 Cadillac XTSKristy Cogswell 2014 Cadillac XTSJohn Cole 1979 Alfa Romeo Spider VeloceRick & Melissa Combs 1966 Ford MustangJulie Comella 2009 Cadillac XLRJohn Conklin 2010 Chevrolet CamaroJec Cooke 1929 Ford Model AJec Cooke 2006 Honda S2000Richard Cotterell 1969 Volkswagen BeetleKenny Brown 2005 Ford Mustang, K. BownGregory S. Cowen 2008 Ford Mustang GT Conv.Rick Cox 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1N.A Cummins 1971 Oldsmobile 442 ConvDonna Lou Ewer Cunningham 1978 Ford Mustang King Cobra IIThomas Curran 1977 Porsche 930Hal Darring 1969 Pontiac GTOHal Darring 1969 Dodge Charger R/TGary Dausch 1974 Mallock MK17bTony Davis 1991 Chevrolet CorvetteDino DiNorcia 2007 Lotus EliseMike Dobrovic 2013 Dodge Viper GTSDavid & Gabrielle Doyle 1966 Chevrolet CorvetteChuck Durant 1955 Nash MetropolitanMichael Dworek 1988 Porsche 944Randy & Sherrie Easton 1966 Ford MustangScott Ecoc 1966 VW BeetleCharles F Ellis 1974 Volkswagen ThingJerome Emery 1982 DeLorean DMC-12Billy Jay Espich 1969 Shelby GT 350Ashley Evans 2013 Maserati Grand Turisimo ConvLarry Fahrenkamp 2006 Cadillac XLRStanley Fitzgerald 1988 Mercedes Benz 560 SECJames L Frakes 1965 Austin Healey 3000 mark IIIRon Francis 1956 Austin Healey 100MDale Frederick 2005 Dodge RAM Viper TruckFrank Frost 1965 Ford MustangRobert & Martha Fuchs 1964 Ford MustangWilliam Fulmer Jr 2008 BMW Z4 3.0si CoupeKyle Funsten 1988 BMW 535isJohn Garcia 2014 Maserati GranTurismo SportJeremy Garrett 1997 BMW M3Kelly Gaskill 2002 BMW M3Kerry Geist 1965 Ford MustangMark Gillespie 1966 Yenko Stinger D Production

Vintage Racer

Owner 2014 EntrySusie & Charley Goddard 1960 ALFA Romeo Giulietta Spider

VeloceDon Gottwald 1970 Ford TorinoKevin Grady 2006 Cadillac XLR-VKevin Grady 2011 Cadillac CTS-V CoupePhil Gumpert 1987 Porsche 930Brent Gust 2012 Aston Martin V12 VantageRichard Gustafson 2008 Porsche Cayman S SportEarl Haas 1967 Volkswagen CamperLen Haas 1971 Mercury Cougar XR7

ConvertibleRandy Hagan 2000 Porsche BoxterRoger & Tina Hanslow 2012 Chevrolet CorvetteShawn Harbert 2007 Aston Martin VantageShawn Harbert 2010 Nissan GT-RLarry & Becky Harshman 1967 Pontiac Lemans SprintBlake & Renee Hartman 2005 Ford GTAlan Harvey 2012 MINI Cooper CoupeDavid Hatfield 2006 Cadillac XLRDonald Hayes 1969 Chevrolet CorvetteMark & Sandra Henderson 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix SJChristine Hendricks 1966 Chevrolet CorvetteGreg & Christine Hendricks 1966 Chevrolet CorvetteBrian Henry 2011 Lotus EvoraCharles Henzie 1970 Porsche 911TTyler Hiatt 1958 Chevrolet CorvetteScott & Debbie Holley 1967 Jaguar 3.4 S TypeScott & Debbie Holley 1960 Austin Healey E Type, OTSScott & Debbie Holley 1967 Jaguar E Type, OTSScott & Debbie Holley 1956 Jaguar XK140 MC (SE)Dena Holmes 1965 Mercury Comet CalienteJohn Horner 1969 VW 2 door sedanMelody Hull 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme

ConvertibleBonnie Hunt 2003 Chevrolet CorvetteStephen M. & Lila R. Huse 2014 Chevrolet CorvetteRichard Imel 1967 Shelby GT 500Mark Janson 1964 Pontiac GTORob Jennings 1983 Ferrari 308 GTSi QVDavid & Debbie Johnson 2003 Ford Mustang Mach 1Michale Kent Jones 2009 Pontiac Solstace CoupScott Jones 1974 MG B/GTJohn & Jec Joyce 1967 Shelby Cobra ReplicaBen Katz 1981 DeLorean DMC-12Salman Khan 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer EvolutionYoung Kim 2011 Lotus ExigeYoung Kim 2002 Lotus EspritYoung Kim 2000 Lotus 340RSean Kingston 2000 BMW Z3 M Coupe

Owner 2014 EntryScott Kirk 1966 MG 1966 RoadsterJoseph Kitterman 1974 BMW 2002Kenn Knowlton 1981 DeLorean DMC-12Jim & Ginny Koss 1969 Chevrolet Camaro CoupeMark Laibe 2007 Bentley Flying SpurSteve Lapp 1969 Shelby GT 350Kendrick Largent 1971 Ford Torino GTFred Lawrence 1958 Porsche SpeedsterGary Lee 1958 Chevrolet CorvetteJohn Leonard 2008 Porsche Cayenne GTSJohn Leonard 1996 Porsche Carrera 4SRobert Leonard 2006 Cadillac XLR-VNorman B. Levine 1959 Austin Healey Bug Eye SpriteNorman Levine 1953 Jaguar DHC ConvertibleEthan Lipscomb 2013 Chevrolet CamaroLeo Mann 1959 Ford Galaxie SkylinerCharles Maranto 1962 Abarth 2300 S CoupeDoug Massey 2003 Ford Mustang GT ConvertibleTim & Peg Mathile 1969 Lamborghini Miura SEd McClure 1994 Dodge ViperEd McClure 2004 Dodge ViperEd McClure 2004 Cadillac XLRSteve McCombs 1989 Porsche 930Seth McCulloch 1963 Chevrolet Corvette StingrayKyle McGary 1991 BMW 325iHamilton McGregor 1984 Porsche 911 TargaJimmy McNamara 1995 BMW M3Garry McNew 1993 Volkswagen Double Door BusSandy McNew 1965 Volkswagen BeetleSandy McNew 1966 Volkswagen BusMatthew Meek 2010 Ford Mustang, Roush 427RLarry R Metz 1967 Triumph TR-4A, IRSSteve Middleton 1984 Buick RiveraLarry N. Mikesell 2002 Jaguar XK8 CoupeEric Miles 2004 Cadillac XLRJoe Miller 1973 Chevrolet CorvetteRoger Miller 1972 Fiat Sport SpiderTim Dudley 1938 Packard 1608 Derham

Convertible VictoriaMoehl Engineering, Inc. 2011 Chevrolet CamaroChris Molnar 2011 Lotus EvoraTony Montgomery Lotus Super 7 Cosworth Jerri Moss 2003 Ford MustangDavid Mueller 1959 Austin Healey Bug Eyed SpriteDean Munn 2012 Fiat 500 CabrioColin Murphy 1995 BMW 840ciAllen Murray 2013 Abarth 500c


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12:00PM: Official Show Opening

12:00PM: Exhibitor Lunch, Indiana Design Center, 2nd Floor

1:00PM: Donald Davidson, Indiana Design Center, Main Stage

3:30PM: Awards Celebration & Ceremony, Indiana Design Center, Main Stage

5:00PM: Closing Remarks & Grand Departure


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JUDGED CLASSES01. AC1: American Car: 1925 – 195402. AC2: American Car: 1955 – 197303. AC3: American Car: 1954 – 1985 04. ASC1: American Sports Cars: 1948 – 195905. ASC2: American Sports Cars: 1960 – 1973: Penske Chevrolet06. ASC3: American Sports Cars: 1974 – Present: Penske Chevrolet07. CBC: Custom Built Cars08. CC: Classic Cars: 1925 – 194809. CS: Carroll Shelby Cars10. EC1: European Car: 1925 – 197311. EC2: European Car: 1974 – Present: Pete's Service Center12. ESC1: European Sports Car: 1925 – 196013. ESC2: European Sports Car: 1961 – 197114. ESC3: European Sports Car: 1972 – Present15. EX: Exotic: 1974 – Present16. FM1: Featured Marque - Factory: 1964 – 1974: Randall Dermatology17. FM2: Featured Marque - Factory: 1975 – Present: Randall Dermatology18. FM3: Featured Marque - Specialty: American Family Insurance19. GSC: German Sports Car 1972 – Present20. GT: Grand Touring: 1974 – Present21. GTO1: Pontiac GT0: 1964 – 197422. MP1: Muscle & Pony: 1964 – 197423. MP2: Muscle & Pony: 1975 – Present: SmarTravel24. MP3: Non-Muscle: 1962 – 197425. SC: Super Cars: 1974 – Present: Gator MotorsportCAR CORRALS26. CC: American Sport Car27. CC: BMW: Dreyer & Reinbold BMW28. CC: Cadillac: Lockhart Cadillac29. CC: DeLorean30. CC: Ford31. CC: Honda: Penske Honda32. CC: Italian Cars: Maserati of Indianapolis33. CC: Lotus34. CC: MINI: Dreyer & Reinbold MINI35. CC: Motorcycles: Ducati Indianapolis36. CC: Porsche37. CC: Volkswagen38. Event Maps: Dreyer & Reinbold InfinitiSPONSOR LOCATIONS39. ADESA40. Classic Auto Insurance41. EuroCharged Performance42. Glazers43. Indiana Design Center44. Indiana Garage Floor Coating45. Indianapolis Motor Speedway46. Indy Fuel47. Klipsch


Owner 2014 EntryRich Nagle 2004 Cadillac XLRFred Neal 2008 Cadillac XLR-VThomas Neal 1967 Austin Healey 3000, BJ8William Nichols 2008 Lotus ExigeBJ Nichols 2008 Lotus ExigeBoyd Niederlander 2004 Cadillac XLRBoyd Niederlander 2007 Cadillac XLRBoyd Niederlander 2009 Cadillac XLRLarry Nolley 1972 Volkswagen BeetleRyan Oldham 2001 BMW M3Brett Ostrow 2005 BMW M3Mark & Gabrielle Owens 1966 Shelby GT 350Mark Pachciarz 1979 Fiat Spider 2000George Pelletier 1969 Mercedes 280seGene & Sally Perkins 1944 Ford Deluxe Opera CoupRandy Pete II 1969 Chevrolet Camaro R.S.David Phillips 1965 Cadillac DeVille ConvertibleScott Phillips 1981 DeLorean DMC-12David Pierce 1926 Ford Model TPhil Pirkke 2001 Jaguar XK8Philip Pirkle 2001 Jaguar XK8John Pitz 2003 Ford MustangDon & Ann Plesner 1961 Studebaker Lark VISteven Pritchard 2004 Ford Mustang, Roush Conv.Jim Pugh 2003 Porsche 911 CarreraCathleen Quinn-Kinney 2007 Cadillac XLR-VTed Raab 2004 Cadillac XLRMike Rabideau 1962 Nash MetropolitanRyan Ramsey 2002 DUCATI 998RJohn & Jeannette Randall 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429John & Jeannette Randall 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429John & Jeannette Randall 1970 Ford Mustang BossJohn & Jeannette Randall 1978 Ford Mustang King CobraJohn & Jeannette Randall 1978 Ford Mustang King CobraJohn & Jeannette Randall 2012 Ford Mustang Laguna SecaJohn & Jeannette Randall 2013 Ford Mustang, Shelby GT500John & Jeannette Randall 2013 Ford Mustang, Shelby GT500Paul Reagan 1973 Volkswagen ThingBill Reeser 2006 Ford Mustang GTMark Richmond 1967 Volkswagen Karmann GhiaRon & Loreta Ricel 1964 Shelby 289 CobraSteve & Susan Ring 1979 TVR 3000SL. David Ross 1967 Shelby GT 500Raymond W Rothberger 1997 Porsche 911Wayne Rousch 1968 Shelby GT-350Kevin Ruble 1999 BMW M3Kevin Ruble 1999 BMW M3 CoupeChris Ruel 2013 BMW M3Bill Sanders 1966 Pontiac GTO Convertible

Owner 2014 EntryPhil G.D. Schaefer 1958 Continental Mark III Conv.Phil G.D. Schaefer 1959 Continental Mark III Conv.Charles Schneider 2007 Porsche CaymanBen Schneider 1977 Oldsmobile TornadoSteve Schooley 2008 Cadillac XLRSteve Schooley 2008 Cadillac XLRRick Schue 2006 Lamborghini GallardoLes W. Sebring 1929 Ford Model ABrian Setters 1960 Porsche Type 718 RSKJason Sharkey 1983 DeLorean DMC-12John Sharkey 1981 DeLorean DMC-12Monica Sharkey 1983 DeLorean DMC-12Jay A. Shellabarger 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Pace Car Jec Shelton 2007 Ferrari F430 SpyderMichael N Shepherd 1951 Ford CustomBradford & Carolyn Shisler 1976 Porsche 914Jecrey Shively 1941 Cadillac Series 6227D 4

passenger coupeGreg Sickmeier 2009 Ducati 1098 R Bayliss LEMary Siegel 1963 Porsche 356 BPaul Siegel 1965 Porsche 356 BRob Sloan 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Rob Sloan 1972 Ferrari Dino GTCharles Smith 1989 Ford Mustang Saleen SSCDaniel Smith 1937 Ford RoadsterDave Smith 2006 Porsche CarreraJason Smith 1982 Ford Mustang GTJason Smith 1985 Ford Mustang GTMike Smith 1941 Oldsmobile 98Sam & Julie Smith 1965 Jaguar E type OTS Series 1Sam & Julie Smith 1965 Jaguar E-Type OTSRay & Peggy Snider 2005 Ford Thunderbird ConvertiblePaul Snyder 2006 Honda S2000Jason Sobush 2004 Lamborghini GallardoJake Starling 2013 Mustang Boss 302Warren Steinborn 1997 Alfa Romeo Lusso SpiderEdward Stevens 1966 Chevrolet CorvetteNate Stevens 1983 BMW 533iReggie Stewart 1984 BMW 633csiReggie Stewart 1984 BMW 318i Baur TCReggie Stewart 1991 BMW M5Richard Storrs 1960 Austin-Healey BN-7Richard W. Strain 2013 Maserati Gran TurismoDallas & Lori Strong 1964 Volkswagon BeetleJerry Sullivan 1965 Ford Mustang ConvertibleDan Sutton 2008 Ford Mustang GT 500William Tallent 1996 BMW 318 tiAlice & Stephen Tarr 1939 Buick Model 91--Four Door

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Owner 2014 EntryKevin Taylor 1968 BMW 1600Dr. Richard L Thatcher 1985 Pantera GT-5Colin Thielmann 1979 Chevrolet CorvetteJec Thomas 1981 DeLorean DMC 12Kim Thompson 1965 Ford MustangShane Thompson 1977 Pontiac Trans AmBill Thorpe 1981 DeLorean DMC-12Marc Tocolo 2004 Cadillac XLR RoadsterTom Tokash 2009 Ducati MonsterKen & Kristie Troy 1958 Triumph TR3AJoe & Peggy True 1957 Chevrolet Bel AirJames Uhrig 1952 Jaguar XK-120Andrew Vasey 1969 Pontiac GTO convertibleAndrew Vasey 1969 Dodge Charger R/TRichard Vermillion 1981 DeLorean DMC-12Brad Vickery 2012 Ducati 848 EVOFox Vickery 2013 Lotus EvoraEd Villanyi 1966 Chevy CorvetteBart Waclawik 1990 Ferrari 348tsTroy Ware 1978 Alfa Romeo Spider 124Bruce & Barbara A. Watson 2001 Honda S2000Steve Watson 1988 Porsche 911Tom Weger 2011 Ford Mustang, Roush 5XRMatthew Weghorst 1998 Chevrolet Camaro SSPhil Wehman 2014 Lotus Evora SMark Westlake 2007 Porsche GT3Steve Weyreter 2006 Lamborghini Gallardo SESteve Weyreter 2011 Porsche GT3 RSH. Jecery Whitaker 2006 Lamborghini MurciélagoH. Jecery Whitaker 2010 Roadster Sport TeslaMichael Whitaker 2005 Suzuki John White & Family 1966 Ford MustangTodd Whittler 2006 Cadillac XLR-VMichael Wiesenegg 1988 Porsche 911Tim Wietecha 1997 Ford MustangDoug & Terri Wildrick 1946 Hudson Commodore 6 sedanDoug & Terri Wildrick 1951 Hudson Hornet, 7A SedanEvan Wilson 1966 Volkswagen BeetleLarry Wilson 1973 BMW 2002MaDonna & Andy Wolf 1967 Chevrolet ChevelleDonn H. Wray 1941 Cadillac Model 63 TouringBen Younce 1971 BMW 1602Jamila Zafar 2011 BMW 535xi Gran TurismoHani Zidan 2011 Mercedes AMGHani Zidan 2011 Mercedes SLS AMGDave Zilligen 2005 Cadillac XLRDave Zilligen 2010 Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon


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Artomobilia Best in ShowClass: Classic Cars: 1921 - 1948Entry: 1937 Packard Coupe RoadsterOwner: Charles Morgan

Riley Kids Coolest CarEntry: 2008 Porsche Carrera GT3-RSOwner: David Schacht

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: AC1: American Car: 1925 – 1954Entry: 1953 Ford SunlinerOwner: Ron StauYer

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: ASC1: American Sports Cars:

1948 – 1959Entry: 1957 Ford ThunderbirdOwner: Tom Roush


1974 – 2013Entry: 2010 Dodge ViperOwner: Norman Cummins

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: Carroll Shelby CarsEntry: 2007 Ford Mustang Shelby GTOwner: Chris Mulvihill

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: ESC1: European Sports Car:

1925 – 1960Entry: 1959 Austin Healey SpriteOwner: David Mueller

Artomobilia First In ClassClass: ESC3: European Sports Car:

1974 – 2013Entry: 1979 MG MGBOwner: Greg Albers

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: FM: Featured Marque - Racers:

1911 – 2013Entry: 1961 Indy RoadsterOwner: Dave SchleppiID: FM-1109

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: MP1: Muscle & Pony:

1964 – 1974Entry: 1965 Pontiac GTOOwner: David Wittenstein

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: MP3: Muscle & Pony

(Non-Muscle)Entry: 1965 Ford MustangOwner: Kim Thompson

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: SC: Super Cars: 1974 – 2013Entry: 2012 Ferrari 458 Italia SpyderOwner: Eric Blom

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: VH: Vintage Hot Rods:

1940 – 1969Entry: 1932 Brookville RoadsterOwner: Scott Whitaker

Artomobilia PenultimateClass: Classic Cars: 1921 - 1948Entry: 1931 DuesenbergOwner: John Klein

Event Organizer’s FavoriteClass: Carroll Shelby CarsEntry: 1965 Shelby CobraOwner: Jack Farr

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: AC2: American Car: 1955 – 1973Entry: 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass

SupremeOwner: Melody Hull

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1960 – 1973Entry: 1965 Chevrolet CorvetteOwner: Jim Crotty

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: Classic Cars: 1921 - 1948Entry: 1931 DuesenbergOwner: John Klein

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: EC1: European Car: 1925 - 1973Entry: 1971 BMW 1602Owner: Ben Younce

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: ESC2: European Sports Car:

1961 – 1973Entry: 1969 DeTomaso Mangusta CPOwner: Phil Gumpert

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: EX: Exotic: 1972 – 2013Entry: 1985 Pantera GT-5Owner: Richard Thatcher

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: GT: Grand Touring: 1969 – 2013Entry: 2012 Ferrari CaliforniaOwner: Steve Huse

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: MP2: Muscle & Pony: 1975 – 2013Entry: 2011 Chevrolet CamaroOwner: Fred Gans

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: NG: Next GenerationEntry: 2013 Tesla S Series SedanOwner: Tim WilcoxID: NG-1167

Artomobilia First in ClassClass: ST: Street TunerEntry: 2006 Ford Mustang GTOwner: Larry HardinID: ST-1178

2013 Artomobilia Best in Show winner Charles Morgan in his 1937 Packard Coupe Roadster


A: Antique: Pre 1924 This class features original or restored,

period-correct models, including Ford Model A, Ford Model T, and Brass-era cars. Representing massive giant strides along the evolutionary pathway to today’s familiar cars, this ancient iron, while more befitting Fred Flintstone than Buzz LightYear, set the stage for more technologically advanced mass-produced machines to come.

AC1: American Car: 1925 – 1954This class features original or restored,

period-correct American convertible, coupe, or sedan models produced from 1925 – 1954. Perhaps not your father’s Oldsmobile, but then again, maybe, this is the era when America’s cars of yesterday began to physically resemble cars of today

AC2: American Car: 1955 – 1973This class features original or restored,

period-correct American convertible, coupe, or sedan models produced from 1955 – 1973.Fins, wide white-walls and increasingly chrome galore, these are the cars that spawned the Baby Boomer generation sometimes from the confines of their cavernous backseats!

ASC1: American Sports Cars: 1948 – 1959

This class features original or restored, period-correct American sports car models produced from 1948 – 1959.Including examples like the original Chevy Corvette and Ford T-bird, these are examples of a post-war generation of coupes long on performance and cool style.

ASC2: American Sports Cars: 1960 – 1973

This class features original or restored, period-correct American sports car models produced from 1960 – 1973. Up until the OPEC- fomented gasoline crisis spoiled the party, American car-makers continued to roll out successive versions of fun, performance focused cars.

ASC3: American Sports Cars: 1974 – present

This class features original or restored, period-correct American sports car models produced from 1974 – Present. Despite whatever the fluctuating economic and cultural mood of the day, Americans have never lost their appetite for personal performance cars. These are the torch-bearers and survivors.

CC: Classic Cars: 1925 – 1948This class includes “closed top” and

“open top” original or restored, period-correct fine or unusual motor cars which were produced from 1925 – 1948. Pick an old movie or historical newsreel and these are the cars and trucks you’ll see.

EC1: European Car: 1925 – 1973This class features original or restored,

period-correct European convertible, coupe, or sedan car models produced from 1925 – 1973. USA, USA, USA!” While America has traditionally led the automotive way, car culture simultaneously developed in western Europe too noteworthy brands like these were imported from Europe with love; Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, BMW, Audi,

Standard Judging ClassificationsVolvo, Volkswagen, Saab, Citroen, Peugeot, Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini Alfa-Romeo,Fiat, Lancia and many more.

EC2: European Car: 1974 – Present

This class features original or restored, period-correct European convertible, coupe, or sedan car models produced from 1974 – Present .Current generation Euro stars complete with style, quality and a foreign accent.

ESC1: European Sports Car: 1925 – 1960

This class features original or restored, period-correct European sports car models produced from 1925 – 1960.Generall smaller and incredibly nimble machines, often outmatched by their heavier and more muscular American cousins. *

ESC2: European Sports Car: 1961 – 1973

This class features original or restored, period-correct European sports car models produced from 1961 – 1973. Beatlemania meets Beetlemania, Secret agent cars and movies with subtitles-mobiles.

ESC3: European Sports Car: 1974 – present

This class features original or restored, period-correct European sports car models produced from 1974 – Present.

EX: Exotic: 1974 – Present This class features original or restored,

period-correct, low-production or rare

sports car models produced from 1974 – Present. Behold the wheels of the one-percenters. No budget, no problem!

GT: Grand Touring: 1974 – Present

This class features original or restored, period-correct, grand touring 2-door coupe models produced from 1974 – Present. Perfectly aligned with international sports car racing classes, these beauties are fast and fine.

MP1: Muscle & Pony: 1964 – 1974

This class features original or restored, period-correct, muscle car or pony car models produced from 1964 – 1974. In the Beginning there was the Mustang…. Followed by the Camaro, Cougar, ‘Cuda, AMX-Javelin, Challenger and Trans-Am Medium-size cars with increasingly bigger engines made stars by the likes of Steve McQueen and Burt Reynolds.

MP2: Muscle & Pony: 1975 – present

This class features original or restored, period-correct, muscle car or pony car models produced from 1975 – Present Weathering economic and environmental storms, the survivors within this decidedly American class, now wildly reimagined and remain thriving still.

MP3: Non-Muscle: 1962 – 1974This class features original or restored,

period-correct, non-muscle car models featuring low-horse power six-cylinder or eight-cylinder engines, with 2- or 4-barrel carburetors, produced from 1962 – 1974.


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SC: Super Cars: 1974 – presentThis class features original or restored,

period-correct, high-performance sportscar models produced from 1974 – Present.

Among the many accolades bestowed the Mustang is inspiration for an enduring variety of U.S. sporty autos known as “pony cars’. These include the rival Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird, Dodge Challenger, Plymouth Barracuda, Mercury Cougar and American Motors’ AMX/Javelin.


Art With a Heart was born out of several women’s compassion and desire to serve those less fortunate. The story begins with Carol Conrad, who long dreamed of oRering art classes to children in need. Conrad, who has a BS in Education, became a teacher with a desire and hope of providing a quality education to all children, regardless of their background. She taught for many years in both private and public schools. In 1990, she opened Kaleidoscope of Art, an art studio for children out of her home. By doing this Conrad was able to pursue her passion of teaching art while also remaining at home with her children.

Conrad continued to teach but held fast to her dream of bringing art to those less fortunate. When those teachers she worked with began to individually suggest she do what she had dreamed of for so long, she took it as a sign. With the support and faith of those around her, Conrad took a leap of faith and founded Art With a Heart.

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1,200 youth each year through Honors art classes, after-school programs, Kindergarten classes and week long summer camps.

While Art with a Heart is proud to give children the joy-filled experience that comes from creative expression, the mission goes much deeper. Our programs uniquely integrate and reinforce academics within the artistic experience. We strive to teach skills that benefit children in both school and life. Lesson plans are designed to encourage critical thinking and build problem-solving skills. Curriculums include state-mandated educational standards. High teacher/student ratios (1/12) combined with numerous volunteers help us provide the attention

our students need. Art With a Heart positively impacts the lives of thousands of children, and thereby builds better communities through art, education and love.A job well done

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The Carmel Artomobilia is designed to celebrate automotive art and design, and there’s no better way to do celebrate this than to highlight nationally recognized, as well as up-and-coming, artists and their work.

The Artomobilia commissioned Tom Havlasek to design a distinct set of paintings that highlights both the Featured Marque for 2014 and the landmark “arches” within Carmel Arts & Design District. In his unique form, Tom perfectly captures the essence and beauty of the 1967 Ford Mustang specialty car, the Shelby GT500.

Tom Havlasek ArtBorn in Brno, Czech Republic, Tom has been

passionate about motor sports from an early age. As a child, he grew-up near the Brno Circuit, where he and his father spent nearly every weekend together at the track enjoying the atmosphere of both the race course and the races. Twenty-five years later, Tom still loves it. See more of Tom’s work at: www.facebook.com/tomhavlasekart

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