Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance

May/June 2019 edition
Issue #5 AutoMobilia Resource Magazine
Photo Feature by Sharon Spurlin

Joey Limongelli and Marcie Cipriani signing their great new book, Me and My E-Type at Amelia Island Concours 2019.  GTjoey.com, 516-524-3077

Burt Levy takes automotive historical fiction to a whole new level with his (so far 6) book series, beginning with, The Last Open Road. We found him at Amelia Island Concours 2019 dispensing wisdom and jokes in no particular order. LastOpenRoad.com
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​Chuck Harders from Philadelphia, PA brought a ton of great signs to the 2019 Amelia Island Concours.
(904) 424-7210 
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Tim Considine signing his most recent book, Twice Around the Clock, The Yanks at Le Mans 1923-1979 during 2019 Amelia Island Concours.  Pictured with Brian Redman and Ben Horton. HortonsBooks.co.uk

Jim Hazen from The Driver’s Society, brought a beautiful selection of automotive jewelry & scarves. He sells hand-crafted automotive jewelry from old-line USA jewelry makers. Pictured is an Aston Martin DB5 steering wheel necklace, made out of 14kt gold with diamond rivets, and a beautiful blue topaz in the center, where a blue horn button resides on the original. 
TheDriversSociety.com or 617-515-3695

Craig & Pamela Booth have been portraying (you and your classic car) with whimsey and passion in clay, since the mid 1980s. Each piece takes 6-8 weeks and may include details like a 14k white gold “third-firing” to make a piece of chrome really pop. 914-213-3890 or CartoonsByBooth.net

Lyn Hiner from San Clamente, California works with acrylic on canvas, using multiple layers, real gold & silver leafing. She strives to capture the essence of each beautiful classic car. Pictured is “Cristal the Princess”. LynHiner.com or 949-338-4613

“Old School Alex” from Windsor, CO at Amelia Island. He uses old fashioned wood-cutting tools to create a large “stamp”, rolls on ink and “prints”. His old school art of block printing is large, impressive, and stunningly beautiful in its simplicity. OldSchoolAlex.com, 970-397-6766

Darren Jack with Hall of Fame Collection pictured with artist Abriella Sammy painting “Basement Betty” at Amelia Island Concours.  RacingHallOfFameCollection.com, AbriellaSammy.com

Artist, David Snyder paints guitars for charity, raising as much as $105,000 for “Curing Kids with Cancer” at a recent Mecum Auction.  His latest endeavor (pictured here) was to raise money for The Amelia Island Foundation.  He painted all 7 cars in their class on John Oates Guitar, which began the recent RM Sotheby’s Amelia Island Auction.  John Oates was the highest bidder, keeping the guitar within his collection.  DavidSnyderCarArt.com or 513-722-9608

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