GRAND HOTELS • GOURMET MEALS • EXCEPTIONAL ROADS • BEAUTIFUL SCENERY • LUGGAGE TRUCK

EXPERIENCED MECHANICS • FREE SPORTS CAR TO DRIVE IF YOURS BREAKS • $2,5OO,OOO+ TO CHARITY SO FAR

1995 OR EARLIER SPORTS CARS • ANY EXOTIC • 1OO+ EVENTS SINCE 1993 • $65OO PER COUPLE • ALL-INCLUSIVE

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Vintage Rallies

NEW ENGLAND 1OOO May 16-21, 2O21 Vermont, New Hampshire & Mount Washington Resort!

TEXAS BLUEBONNETS April 11-16, 2O21 San Antonio, Wildflowers & Texas Hill Country!

MOUNTAIN MILLE October 3-8, 2O21 The Greenbrier, Glade Springs & West “By God” Virginia!

Info about all 2O21 events!

What’s This All About?We held the first New England 1OOO in 1993. Over the past 29 years, we’ve expanded to an array of ever-changing annual events...116 so far!

What? Each Vintage Rallies event is a 5-day, 1OOO-mile tour/rally for sports cars 1995 or earlier, or any Exotic.

Charity? Each event benefits different local charities— over $2,5OO,OOO so far!

Rally? Our events include easy Time-Speed-Distance stages on public roads, plus occasional closed-course Special Stages. You can take part in our rally, or simply

follow the route we’ve planned, enjoying the scenery, the roads, the ambience and your special car.

Where? Over some of the most beautiful and least-travelled roads in North America. All driving is on paved, two-lane roads...no highways, no big cities, no dirt nor gravel. Our roads range from glorious sweepers to tight switchbacks. There are no finer Grand Touring roads in the world! Who? You and a friendly group of enthusiasts we think of as our “Extended Family Group.” Each of our events is restricted to 5O cars...another reason to reserve your entry immediately!

Grand Hotels, Gourmet Meals! We stay only in the best hotels and resorts available, enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in the finest restaurants. You’re free to concentrate on your driving and having a great time. Our attention to detail is legendary. Everything is handled for you, from route books to carrying your luggage. Our events are all-inclusive: luxury hotel rooms, breakfast, lunch, dinner, wine and beer with dinner, snacks, experienced vintage car mechanics, everything! Your only added expenses are personal charges and gasoline for your car.

Gifts and Prizes! You won’t have to pay extra for prizes and clothing, and great gifts are included in your entry fee. Our mailing list is strictly confidential.

Special Services! Accompanying every Vintage Rallies event are trucks to pick up broken cars and experienced vintage car mechanics to get you quickly back on the road. We even supply a complimentary sports car for you to drive during the rest of the rally if your own vintage car declines to proceed as planned.

Paperwork! Drivers must have a valid U.S. or foreign driver’s license. Cars must be insured and regis-tered for use on public roads. We don’t drive our rally cars at night.

Whether you’re comparing strategy at a Checkpoint or the day’s adventures at dinner—or simply sharing an after-dinner drink with other guests—there are lots of opportunities to make new and lasting friendships. One of our unique Vintage Rallies will become your favorite week of the year!

TEXAS BLUEBONNETS April 11-16, 2O21San Antonio, Wildflowers & Texas Hill Country!

NEW ENGLAND 1OOO May 16-21, 2O21Vermont, New Hampshire & Mount Washington Resort!

MOUNTAIN MILLE October 3-8, 2O21The Greenbrier, Glade Springs & West “By God” Virginia!

Our Sponsors!Automotive Restorations Inc.Passport TransportBonhamsGrundy InsurancePrivate GaragePremier Financial ServicesRK Motorsvintageautoposters.comDavid & Deborah NorthDelamar Hotels SpeedTour Quarterly Sports Car MarketVictory Lane Minisport RestorationsSharon Mountain PressTaylor-Constantine Inc.

Sunshine. Fresh Air. Twisty Roads! We think the best way to put COVID-19 behind us is a mix of sunshine, fresh air and driving a vintage sports car on a scenic mountain road. In October of 2O2O, we successfully held our Mountain Mille rally with 8O people...social distancing, sanitizing hands and wearing masks when appropriate. No-body got sick and we all had a great time!

We expect that by April 11-16, 2O21 for Texas Bluebonnets , May 16-21, 2O21 for New England 1OOO and October 3-8, 2O21 for Mountain Mille that the virus pandemic will be just a bad memory. If it is still a concern, we’ll continue to follow all safety procedures, including daily temperature checks, KN95 masks and hand sanitizer for everyone. On all our rallies, hotels and restaurants are high-end private resorts that exceed all safety guidelines and are open only to registered guests.

Many couples plan their schedule around our rallies, relishing our unique combination of fun-filled days, private collections, museums, luxury resorts, superb meals, fabulous scenery, challenging roads, fascinating people and the chance to spend five days making new friends while enjoying their special car. Please join us!

APRIL 11-16, 2O212Oth Annual!1995 or earlier Sports, Racing or GT cars...plus a separate class for Exotics.

April is Bluebonnet season, when the Texas Hill Country comes vi-brantly alive with colorful wildflow-ers. Texas 1OOO...better than ever!

SUNDAY, APRIL 11 We’ll assemble for an informal “Concours de Sport” at Tapatio Springs, a new boutique resort outside San Antonio owned by Country Music Legend George Strait. An 18-hole golf course, heated pool, fitness center, hiking/biking paths and horseback riding trails surround the charming compound on 22O acres. It’s easily reached from I-35 and I-1O, and we can safely leave tow rigs for the week. If you’re flying in, we’ll pick you up at San Antonio International Airport or Boerne Stage Field Airport FBO starting Saturday morning. Jean has booked rooms for Friday and Saturday nights, if you’d like to arrive early to relax and/or look around historic Boerne, an 1849 Texas Hill Country town now filled with chic shops, galleries and restaurants. The Alamo, River Walk and downtown San Antonio are a short drive away. Call Jean asap. Sunday dinner and overnight at Tapatio Springs. MONDAY, APRIL 12 We’ll explore some of the finest sports car roads in the world, in-cluding 47O and 335/336/337, the legendary Twisted Sisters! In the afternoon, we’ll loop back to La Cantera Resort & Spa. This newly-restored luxury resort sits high on 55O acres overlook-ing San Antonio and features golf, tennis, an elegant new 25,OOO sq.ft. Spa and classic Texas interiors inspired by the famous King Ranch, at one time the largest ranch in Texas. Dinner and overnight at La Cantera.

TUESDAY, APRIL 13 Heading West and North, we’ll enjoy Hill Country roads lined with wildflowers. We’ll finish up with a boat ride and cocktails on Lake Buchanan, then dinner and overnight at lakeside Canyon of the Eagles. The innovative design of this modern resort set in a 94O acre nature preserve won the AIA’s highest award for architects Lake-Flato. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 Deep in the Heart of the Hill Country, we’ll visit Street Dreams Museum, Luckenback and Fredericksburg, famous for its National Museum of the Pacific War that honors home-town hero Admiral Chester Nimitz. We’ll have a gourmet lunch

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with our friends Jacques and Karen Vaucher at l’art et l’automobile, then drive through charming Hill Country hamlets like Doss, Ma-son, Castell and Llano on our way to dinner and overnight at over-the-top Horseshoe Bay Resort on the shore of Lake LBJ.

THURSDAY, APRIL 15 We’ll make our way through Burnet, the Official Blue-bonnet Capital of Texas, then along famous Guadalupe River Road to Gruene, a National Historic District that dates to 1872 and fea-tures the oldest dance hall in Texas. We’ll have an authentic Texas BBQ lunch on the way to Tapatio Springs for overnight and our “Cowperson Chic” Victory Banquet.

FRIDAY, APRIL 16 After another cruise ship-style breakfast, Texas 1OOO is over till next year...except for new friends and great memories!

More news as it develops!

MAY 16-21, 2O21 29th Annual!1995 or earlier Sports, Racing or GT cars...plus a separate class for Exotics. We’ve arranged a thrilling week, driv-ing on lovely Vermont and New Hamp-shire mountain roads, visiting uniquely New England spots and staying at three excellent Grand Resorts. This will be fun!

SUNDAY, MAY 16 Meet us for an infor-mal “Concours de Sport” at the Lodge at Spruce Peak, nestled next to Mount Mansfield outside Stowe, Vermont. Overnight and dinner at this contemporary mountain resort. Stowe is convenient to I-89 and Burlington International Airport; we’ll pick you up starting Saturday morning. We can safely leave tow rigs at Spruce Peak for the week. Jean has booked rooms for Friday and Saturday night, if you’d like to arrive early to look around picturesque Stowe village and this whole special area. MONDAY, MAY 17 We’ll rally East through Vermont and New Hampshire to a private col-lection and lunch, then to aptly-named Mountainview Grand, an 1865 Grand Hotel that has stun-ning views of the White Moun-tains. Dinner and overnight at this Historic Hotel of America.

TUESDAY, MAY 18 Sur-rounded by lush Spring foliage, we’ll drive through the awesome Presidential Range to Mount Washington Resort. Built in 19OO, site of the historic 1944 Bretton Woods Monetary Conference,

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the Mount Washington has been totally restored by new owner, Omni. Dinner and overnight at this wonderful Historic Hotel of America.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 We’ll loop through Eastern New Hampshire and the Lake District of Southern Maine to visit muse-ums and private collections before returning to Mount Washington for dinner/overnight. THURSDAY, MAY 2O We’re off through rolling pastureland lined with lilacs, capped by the challenging twisty bit through famous Smugglers Notch. Victory Banquet and overnight at the Lodge at Spruce Creek.

FRIDAY, MAY 21 After another lav-ish cruise ship-style breakfast, New England 1OOO is over till next year...except for new friends and great memories!

More news as it develops!

OCTOBER 3-8, 2O21 17th Annual!1995 or earlier Sports, Racing or GT cars...plus a separate class for Exotics.

To celebrate autumn in the mountains of West “By God” Virginia, we’ve put together a color-ful mix of favorite places and all-new things to do. What a great way to end the rally season!

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 Join us for an informal “Concours de Sport” at The Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs, West “By God” Virginia. The Greenbrier is a palatial luxury hotel on 11,OOO acres that dates back to 1778. Of course, it’s on the National Register of Historic Places. It’s easily reached from I-81 and I-64, and you can safely leave tow rigs for the week. If you’re flying in, we’ll pick you up at Roanoke Regional Airport or Greenbrier County Airport starting Saturday morning. Both serve commercial flights and private aviation FBOs. Jean has booked rooms Friday and Saturday nights so you can arrive early and enjoy the many attractions of this special place. Purchased eight years ago by billionaire West Virginia Governor Jim Justice, the famous Dorothy Draper interiors have been updated by her protege Carleton Varney and a casino hidden under the front lawn. There’s a fabulous Spa, horseback riding, golf, sporting clays, tennis and even carriage rides though enchanting Colonial gar-dens. Overnight at The Greenbrier with dinner at the historic Greenbrier Club.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 We’ll rally South and West through West Virginia’s scenic mountains to historic Pocahontas Mine. Then we’ll head for The Resort at Glade Springs, stop-ping for lunch on our way. Dinner/overnight at The Resort at Glade Springs.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 We’ll explore new and wonderfully-twisty roads that rival the Tail of the Dragon, heading to lunch over the West Virginia mountains. We’ll stop at Tamarack The Best Of West Virginia, before returning to Glade Springs.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6 We’ll head North through Monongahela National Forest to lunch near quaint Elkins, then rally to mountaintop Allegheny Springs at Snow-shoe Mountain Resort for dinner and over-night. Incredible views! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7 We’ll return to The Greenbrier via historic Cass, Green Bank Observatory and some of our favorite sports car roads. Victory Banquet and overnight at The Greenbrier.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 After a lavish breakfast at The Greenbrier, Mountain Mille is over till next year...except for new friends and great memories!

More news as it develops!

IN REVIEW Mountain Mille October 4-9, 2O2OHotels: The Greenbrier, Berry Hill Resort, Chetola Lodge.Highlights: Paul Wilson Collection, Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, Patrick Henry’s Red Hill, Old Cranks Car Museum, Lake Lure, Flowering Bridge, Grandfather Mountain, Back of the Dragon, Lewisburg, Masque Ball Victory Banquet. Rally Winners: Kip & Amy Cyprus, 1964 Jaguar E-Type; Asa Godbold & Ashleigh Goza, 2O16 Jaguar F-Type.Car of the Rally Award: Philippe & Francoise Reyns, 1961 Maserati 35OO GT Vignale Spyder. Drive of the Rally Award: Larry Tribble, 1958 Mercedes-Benz 3OOSL Roadster.Spirit of the Rally Award: Chuck Schoendorf and Joe & Sharon Hayes. Charity: Patrick Henry’s Red Hill, Old Cranks Car Museum, Grandfather Mountain Auto Road, Western Youth Network.Rally Length: 986.45 miles.

Thanks to our generous rally guests and sponsors, Vintage Rallies, Inc. has donated over $2,5OO,OOO to North American chari-ties. Some are major national organizations, but most are small local charities with mini-mal overhead where our donations can have a direct and meaningful impact.

CHARITIES

Among our charity recipients are:Adirondack Museum, American Airpower Heritage Museum, American Cancer Society, American Mural Proj-ect, American Precision Museum, American Red Cross, American Red Cross September 11 Disaster Relief Fund, America On Wheels, Americares, Animal Protection Institute, Ashlawn-Highland Plantation, Atwell Car Col-lection, Audrain Auto Museum, Autism Speaks, Bastrop Texas Disaster Relief, Baseball Hall of Fame, Biltmore House, Black River Canal Museum, Boothbay Railway Village, Bramwell Youth Council, Buggy Barn, CAHmino Foundation, Camp Sunshine, Carilion Tazewell Community Hospital, Cass Community Center Roof Restoration, Chaparral Gallery of the Midland Petroleum Museum, Chihuly Museum of Glass, City of Pass Christian Recov-ery Program, Commemorative Air Force, Community Hospice of Northeast Florida, Coolidge Museum, Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America, Cure PSP, Dick’s Classic Garage, Drive to End Hunger, Family of New Paltz Auto Repair Program, Family of New Paltz Crisis Intervention Center, Farnsworth Museum of Art, Ferguson Memorial Library, Floyd Garrett’s Museum, Fort Knox Park, Friends of Cass, Frontier Times Museum, Fryeburg Fire Department, Gaboury Children’s Educational Fund, Gorham Emergency Medical Services, Grandfather Mountain, Greater Greenbrier County Long-Term Recovery, Grovewood Auto Museum, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Fredericksburg, Hannibal Hamlin Memorial Library, Harper Library, Harrisonburg Heritage Museum, Hawk’s Nest State Park, Highland Historical Society, Highland Lakes Squadron of CAF, Hildene, Historic Crab Orchard Museum, Historic Fort MacLeod, Hunt Baptist Church, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, Jeffersonville Volunteer Emergency Squad, Kingsland Senior Meals on Wheels, Lady Bird Johnson Wild Flower Center, Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, Lake George Antique Boat and Auto Museum, Lake Placid Endowment Fund, Lake Placid Olympic Ski Jump, LeMay America’s Car Museum, Liberty House, Lifestar EMS, Lone Star Motorcy-cle Museum, Lyme Disease Foundation, Maine Maritime Museum, Maine State Police Scholarship Fund, Maine State Prison Store, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Marshall Point Light, Mason County Museum, McNay Museum of Art, Mesa Verde Association, Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, Monterey SPCA, Monti-cello, Montpelier, Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association, Multiple Sclerosis Society, Mus-cular Distrophy Association, Mystic Seaport, Nearburg Foundation for Pediatric Cancer Research, New Hamp-shire Hundred Club, Newport Car Museum, New York State Police Scholarship Fund, Nutmeg Tour for Autism, Oak Ridge Estate, Old Cranks Museum, Orleans County 4-H Foundation, Owls Head Transportation Museum, Patrick Henry’s Red Hill, Pemaquid Lighthouse Park, Petersen Automotive Museum, Rebuild Rochester Foun-dation, Riverbrook School, Robert M. Akin Memorial Fund, Rochester Relief Fund, Saratoga Auto Museum, Service Dogs Inc, Shelburne Museum, Ship Hector Foundation, Stanley Museum, Susan G. Komen Breast Can-cer Foundation, Tennessee Museum of Aviation, Texas Hearing & Service Dogs, Texas Hill Country Historical Foundation, Trinkle Visitor Center, Vermont National Guard Charitable Fund, Vermont National Guard Family Readiness Centers, Vermont Troopers Foundation Scholarship Fund, Veterans’ Place, Victory Junction Gang, Western Youth Network, Wheels through Time, Whiteface Auto Road, Wills Eye Hospital.

TEXAS BLUEBONNETS April 11-16, 2O21 San Antonio, Wildflowers & Texas Hill Country!

NEW ENGLAND 1OOO May 16-21, 2O21 Vermont, New Hampshire & Mount Washington Resort!

MOUNTAIN MILLE October 3-8, 2O21 The Greenbrier, Glade Springs & West “By God” Virginia!

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Entry Application

All Vintage Rallies are open to 1995 or earlier sports, racing or GT cars, or any Exotic of any year. More information at 86O-364-O311 or www.vintagerallies.com.

TO ENTER return this page with check or money order for $1OOO to Vintage Rallies, Inc., 8O Jackson Hill Road, Sharon, CT O6O69. Enter online at www.vintag-erallies.com. If you wish to bill your Visa or Mastercard, call us with your cardholder name, billing address, card number and expiration date. TOTAL COST for each team in a Vintage Rallies event is $65OO—one car and two par-ticipants—double occupancy. Room upgrades or separate rooms for driver and co-driver are available at additional cost. Additional charge for additional guests.CANCELLATIONS Deposit is due 2 months before the rally; full payment 6 weeks before. Cancellations 4 weeks before the start date forfeit the de-posit. Cancellations within 14 days of the start forfeit the total amount. Instead of forfeiture, all cancellation amounts can be applied to another Vintage Rallies event within 2 years.