The Classic Car Summer 2016 Magazine: The Boca Raton Grand Classic
The Summer 2016 issue of The Classic Car, the official magazine of the Classic Car Club of America, highlighted February's Boca Raton Grand Classic. The 1937 Chrysler's Chrysler was among the seven grand classics judged as a 100 Point Classic.
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
100 Point Classics
Seven automobiles were judged and honored as 100 Point Classics.
David Gaunt's 1935 Auburn 851 S/C Speedster
Richard Harding's 1928 Auburn 8-88 Speedster
Daniel Hanlon's 1940 Packard 1806 Convertible Victoria
Howard Kroplick's 1937 Chrysler Imperial
Robert Matteucci's 1929 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Convertible Coupe, Murphy
Orin Smith's 1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Sport Saloon
Steve Cooley's 1942 Cadillac 62 Coupe
Judging Results
Comments
Congratulations Howard on another win with your Chrysler. For those reading this the Classic Car Club of America is devoted to the preservation, restoration and use of luxury cars , both domestic and European built between 1915 and 1948. You do not have to own a car to belong to CCCA and you get 4 color magazines plus 8 b & w Bulletins all printed on coated paper stock, plus a roster of members and their cars which is the size of a phone book. Dues are $70 per year (that comes out to a fraction less then $6 per month ) If you see me at an event I can give you a sample of the publication and can send you an application to join if you want. I have belonged to the CCCA since 1972, and if you like “old” primarily pre WWII cars this is the club for you.
I was an active charter member of the CCCA and only dropped out when exhibitors started trailering their cars to meets and with crews of paid detailers. That rare ‘42 Caddy coupé sure looks like a stock factory jobbie and, if so, is really pushing the definition of a true Classic. Sam (pur sang), III