Monterey Car Week
Monterey Week is coming quickly, August 17th to the 26th. The motoring world will be converging on the Peninsula. The 10 day long event will be packed with racetrack activities, Concours d’Elegance and automobile shows, numerous manufacturers’ meetings, car club reunions, forums, vintage car auctions and so much more. Great fun but exhausting!
L’art et l’automobile’s very own Jacques Vaucher will as usual be exhibiting some of our latest vintage Automobile Memorabilia at the Spanish Bay Inn from Thursday the 23rd through Saturday the 25th. Make sure to please come by, have a chat with Jacques and Karen and peruse the collection in person.
In addition, Jacques has been invited to participate in the Pebble Beach Classic Car Forum on Friday afternoon at 3:30 pm, also at the Spanish Bay Inn. He will be collaborating in a talk on “collecting everything but cars” as part of the panel, for a discussion on all memorabilia surrounding car collecting.
Come Visit, and we hope to see you there.
Jacques Vaucher
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