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 • 12O EVENTS SINCE 1993 $75OO PER COUPLE • ALL-INCLUSIVE

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TEXAS 1OOO November 12-17, 2O23 21st Annual! Austin, Gulf Coast, Texas Hill Country & 1OOO miles!

SOUTHwEST PASSAGE October 1-7, 2O22 3rd Annual!Santa Fe, New Mexico, Colorado & 15OO miles! ONE EXTRA DAY!

SUNSHINE! FRESH AIR! TWISTY ROADS!

MOUNTAIN MILLE May 7-12, 2O23 18th Annual! Kentucky Derby, Blue Grass, Tennessee Mountains, Southern Indiana & 1OOO miles!

NEw ENGLAND 1OOO October 1-6, 2O23 31st Annual! Audrain Concours, Newport, New Hampshire Mountains, Maine & 1OOO miles!

Celebrating 3O Years!

Proudly owned and presented by Rich & Jean Taylor!

Vintage Rallies

What’s This All About?We held our first New England 1OOO in 1993. Since then, we’ve organized 12O rallies, and there’s more fun on the way! Vintage Rallies is still privately owned by Rich & Jean Taylor, and we still personally plan and present every event.

What? Each Vintage Rallies event is a 5-day, 1OOO-mile tour/rally for sports cars 1995 or earlier, or any Exotic. Southwest Passage 2O22 is 15OO miles and six days!

Charity? Each event benefits different local charities in North America, well 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 lovely route we’ve person-ally planned and pre-driven, enjoying the scenery, the roads, the ambience and your special car.

Where? Over some of the most beautiful and least-travelled byways in North America. All driving is on paved, two-lane roads...no highways, no big cities, no dirt nor gravel. Our roads range from glori-ous 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 din-ner, 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 event if your own rally 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!

Schedule 2O22-2O23NEW ENGLAND 1OOO May 15-2O, 2O223Oth ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! Manchester, Stowe, Lake Placid & 1OOO miles!

SOUTHWEST PASSAGE October 1-7, 2O223rd ANNUAL!Santa Fe, New Mexico, Colorado & 15OO miles!

MOUNTAIN MILLE May 7-12, 2O2318th ANNUAL! Kentucky Derby, Blue Grass, Tennessee Mountains, Southern Indiana & 1OOO miles!

NEW ENGLAND 1OOO October 1-6, 2O2331st ANNUAL! Audrain Concours, Newport, New Hampshire Mountains, Maine & 1OOO miles!

TEXAS 1OOO November 12-17, 2O2321st ANNUAL! Austin, Gulf Coast, Texas Hill Country & 1OOO miles!

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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 scenic mountain roads!

In the past 12 months, we’ve held four sold-out Vintage Rallies in Virginia/North Carolina, Texas Hill Country, New Hampshire/Maine and West “By God” Virginia. We observed common-sense Covid rules, nobody got sick and everyone had a great time!

In 2O22, we’re celebrating the 3Oth Anniversary of New England 1OOO in Vermont and Adirondack Mountains, plus revisiting Santa Fe, New Mexico and Colorado on Southwest Passage, one of the most popular events we’ve organized during three decades of fun. In 2O23, we have a new Spring Mountain Mille in Kentucky & Tennessee, Fall New England 1OOO in Newport, New Hampshire & Maine plus Texas 1OOO in Austin, the Gulf Coast and Texas Hill Country.

Many couples plan their calendar 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 or six days connecting with old friends and making new friends while enjoying their special car. PLEASE JOIN US!

MAY 15-2O, 2O22 3Oth Annual!1995 or earlier Sports, Racing or GT cars...plus a separate class for Exotics.

Join us for a Gala Celebration, 3O years since our first New England 1OOO! SUNDAY, MAY 15 We’ll assemble for an informal Concours de Sport at The Equinox Resort & Spa. Founded in 1769 and newly-renovated in 2O21, The Equi-nox is a Grand Hotel in Manchester, the most cosmopolitan town in Vermont.There’s everything from Orvis fly-fishing and Land Rover off-roading to Armani, Polo and Vineyard Vines. Manchester is on Route 7 and equally convenient to I-87 and I-91. If you’re flying in, we’ll pick you up any-time after Saturday breakfast at Albany International Airport or Rutland Regional Airport, an easy connection from Boston. We can safely leave tow rigs for the week. Jean will book rooms for you Friday and Saturday night, if you’d like to arrive early to look around. Dinner will be at nearby Wilburton Inn where we started New England 1OOO in 1993! Overnight at The Equinox. MONDAY, MAY 16 We’ll rally to the historic 18O1 Old Tavern in Grafton, driving some of our favorite roads in Cen-tral and Southern Vermont. After lunch, we’ll loop back to dinner in Manchester and overnight at The Equinox.

TUESDAY, MAY 17 We’ll rally North from Manchester, stopping at the famous Vermont Country Store on our

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way. We’re planning lunch at a fascinat-ing car collection in New Hampshire. After lunch, we’ll rally through The Northeast Kingdom and Smuggler’s Notch to the Lodge at Spruce Peak next to Mount Man-sfield, near Stowe. Overnight and dinner at this luxuriously-modern mountain resort.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 From Stowe, we’ll rally along the shores of Lake Champlain and Lake George to lunch, then through New York’s Adirondack Mountains to Lake Placid, where there’s lots to see and do. We’re planning a cocktail cruise on Lake Placid, then dinner and overnight at traditionally elegant Mirror Lake Inn, built in 1883 as a private mansion, turned into an Inn in 1924 and owned by Olympic Medalist Andrew Weibrecht and his family since 1977. It was totally restored in 2O21. THURSDAY, MAY 19 There’s a spectacular drive through the Adirondacks to Saratoga Auto Museum in Saratoga Springs, NY where we’ll cater lunch amongst the cars, before heading back to The Equinox for overnight and our gala 3Oth Anniversary Celebration in The Colonnade where we held our first Victory Banquet in 1993!

FRIDAY, MAY 2O After another lavish cruise ship-style breakfast, New England 1OOO is over till next year...except for new friends and great memories!

More news as it develops!Note: All photos on these two pages are from 1993 New England 1OOO, including Rich & Jean with Vermont Governor Howard Dean.

OCTOBER 1-7, 2O223rd Annual!1995 or earlier Sports, Racing or GT cars...plus a separate class for Exotics.

A day longer than usual, but included in the same $75OO fee! Start and finish in charming Santa Fe, plus 15OO miles of driving excitement through the moun-tains of New Mexico and Colorado at the height of fall foliage season. The golden shimmering Aspens have to be seen to be believed!

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 We’ll assemble at newly-renovated La Fonda, a 1922 luxury hotel located on the historic 161O Plaza in downtown Santa Fe. Santa Fe is easily reached from I-4O or I-25, and we can safely leave tow rigs for the week. If you’re flying in, we’ll pick you up at Santa Fe Airport or Albuquerque International Sunport. Jean has booked rooms starting Friday night, and we urge you to arrive early to explore the captivating Santa Fe Historic District. Overnight at La Fonda, dinner at the best restaurant in Santa Fe. Secret Tip: The Bell Tower Lounge at La Fonda is a great place to watch the sunset. Try a Bell Ringer Margarita!

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 There are so many special places to see around Santa Fe, we’re planning a group of things to do...Palace of the Governors, Georgia O’Keefe Mu-seum, American Indian Arts Museum, Museum of International Folk Art, Canyon Road District, Saint Francis Cathedral, Loretto Chapel. We’re also planning a selection of optional rally stages to Taos Pueblo, Georgia O’Keefe House in Abiquiu, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Petroglyph National Monument, Pe-cos National Historical Park and famous Range Cafe in Bernalillo. Overnight at La Fonda, dinner in the historic New Mexico Museum of Art.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 3 We’ll drive fascinating back roads North through Kit Carson National Forest and Rio Grande National Forest to historic Telluride. The Aspens as you drive up the mountain will take your breath away! We’re planning dinner and overnight at luxurious The Peaks Resort in Telluride Mountain, over-looking marvelous mountain views.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 We’ll drive on some of the best sports car roads in the world. Our destination is Gateway Canyons for lunch and visiting billionaire John Hendricks’ Gateway Auto Museum, then we’ll rally down the canyons carved by the Dolores River and the San Juan National Forest to The Peaks and Tellu-ride for dinner and overnight. Perfect! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 We’ll rally more grand sports car roads to mountaintop Far View Lodge in Mesa Verde National Park for overnight and dinner. Mesa Verde is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that protects ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings occupied from 6OO to 12OO AD. It’s truly one of the most evocative places in the world!

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 We’ll drive hidden byways through Jacarilla Apache Nation and Valle Caldera National Preserve. Overnight and Cowperson Chique Victory Banquet at La Fonda in Santa Fe.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 After a lav-ish cowboy-size breakfast, Southwest Passage is over till next year...except for new friends and great memories!

More news as it develops!

MAY 7-12, 2O23 18th Annual!1995 or earlier Sports, Racing or GT cars...plus a separate class for Exotics.

In 2O23, we’ve decided to try some new ideas. For starters, we’ve swapped the tra-ditional dates of New England 1OOO and Mountain Mille, plus we’re exploring an area of the the country that we know well, but that we’ve never used for a rally. Something different...that’s always fun! We call it Horses+Horsepower!

SUNDAY, MAY 7 The Kentucky Derby is the oldest continuously-running sports event in the United States, having first been held in 1875. In 2O23, it will be on Saturday, May 6 at historic Churchill Downs in Louisville, KY. Starting Friday, May 5, we’re booking rooms at the incredible twin luxury hotels in nearby French Lick Resort. If you wish, for an additional expense, you can join us Friday & Saturday evenings, or just Saturday evening, and attend the wonderful all-day party called the Kentucky Derby, which is far more than just another horse race! Then Sunday afternoon, join us for an informal “Concours de Sport” at French Lick Resort. French Lick is a 3OOO acre property with two palatial hotels on the National Register of Historic Places, three Champion-ship golf courses, two award-winning Spas, a Casino and all the usual luxury resort amenities. It’s easily reached from I-64, I-65 or I-81 and you can safely leave tow rigs for the week. If you’re flying in, we’ll pick you up at Louisville International Airport or the private aviation FBO at French Lick Munici-pal Airport. Sunday Dinner and Overnight at French Lick Resort.

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MONDAY, MAY 8 Our plan is rally on rural Southern Indiana and Kentucky Mountain roads to lunch at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY. In the afternoon, we’ll rally through the Tennessee Mountains to “Music City” Nashville, TN for dinner and overnight.

TUESDAY, MAY 9 We’ll explore wonderfully-twisty roads in Eastern Tennessee and Kentucky on our way to The Campbell House in Lexington, KY, an Historic Hotel of America, for dinner and overnight.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 1O We’ll visit world-famous thoroughbred horse venues Keeneland and Calumet Farm before having lunch at a friend’s private horse farm in Ver-sailles, KY. After lunch, we’ll wander more scenic roads through Kentucky Blue Grass to The Campbell House for dinner and overnight. THURSDAY, MAY 11 We’ll return to French Lick via gorgeous roads along the Ohio River in Southern Indiana, visiting picturesque historic towns like Madison, Vevay and Rising Sun on our way to the unique art center of Columbus, IN. We’ll have lunch in the charming town of Nashville, IN, before rallying back to our Victory Banquet and overnight at French Lick.

FRIDAY, MAY 12 After a lavish breakfast at French Lick, Mountain Mille is over till next year...except for new friends and great memories!

More news as it develops!

OCTOBER 1-6, 2O23 31st Annual!1995 or earlier Sports, Racing or GT cars...plus a separate class for Exotics. Join us for a uniquely-different week in gorgeous autumnal New England, and help us celebrate 31 years since our first annual New England 1OOO! SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 Our long-time friend Donald Osborne is now the CEO of Audrain Automobile Museum and the sparkplug behind the upscale Newport Concours & Audrain Motor Week. In 2O23, preliminary events will start on Thursday, September 29, leading up to Newport Concours on Sunday, October 1. Starting Thursday, September 29, we’re booking rooms at an Historic Hotel of America in the Newport area. For an ad-ditional expense, you can join us Thursday, Friday & Saturday evenings, or just Satur-day evening, and attend either all of Au-drain Motor Week events or just Newport Concours. After Newport Concours, join us Sunday evening for dinner and overnight, the official start of New England 1OOO. If you’re flying in, we’ll pick you up any-time after Thursday afternoon at Rhode lsland T.F. Green International Airport in Warwick, RI or the private aviation FBO at Newport State Airport in Middletown, RI. Newport is convenient to I-95. We can safely leave tow rigs for the week. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 We’re planning to rally North to lunch at our friend Nick Grewal’s fabulous car collec-tion in New Hampshire, then to one of our favorite Historic Hotels of America, the

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New England 1OOO, 2O23Mountainview Grand in scenic Whitefield, NH. Dinner and overnight at Mountain-view Grand.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3 We’ll rally North and East from Mountainview Grand, eventually ending up in pictur-esque Freeport, ME at historic Harras-eeket Inn for overnight and dinner.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 From Freeport, we’ll rally back West to Lake Winnipesaukee to visit a few more private car collections, then South to Portsmouth, NH and Wentworth by the Sea, a grand and majestic Historic Hotel of America for dinner and overnight. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5 From Portsmouth, we’ll loop West and South to lunch at historic Mystic Seaport on our way back to Newport and our Victory Banquet and overnight.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 After anoth-er lavish cruise ship-style breakfast, New England 1OOO is over till next year...ex-cept for new friends and great memories!

More news as it develops!

NOVEMBER 12-17, 2O2321st Annual!1995 or earlier Sports, Racing or GT cars...plus a separate class for Exotics.

To celebrate autumn in the spectacular Texas Hill Country, we’ve put together a colorful mix of favor-ite places and all-new things to do. We’re begin-ning and ending at Lost Pines Resort outside Austin, staying one night at waterfront Light-house Inn at Rockport on the Gulf of Mexico, one night at Tapatio Springs near San Antonio and one night at Canyon of the Eagles on Lake Buchanan. What a great way to end the rally season!Everything really is bigger and better in Texas! SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 We’ll assemble at exclusive Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort near Bastrop, Texas. It’s easily reached from I-35 and I-71. We can safely leave tow rigs for the week. If you’re flying in, we’ll pick you up at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport anytime after Friday noon. Jean has booked rooms for Friday and Saturday nights, if you’d like to arrive early to relax and/or look around trendy Austin. Sunday dinner/over-night at Lost Pines. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 We’’ll head South on twisting roads we’ve never rallied before through a lovely area of prosperous ranches to the charming town of Rock-port, on the Gulf of Mexico. Among interesting things to see are the 1942 Essex Class air-craft carrier Lexington (CV-16), 115,OOO acre Aransas National Wildlife Refuge (Whoop-ing Cranes!) and Rockport itself. Overnight at newly-restored Lighthouse Inn; dinner at a nearby restaurant.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 We’ll rally on some of the finest sports car roads in the world, eventually arriving at hilltop Tapatio Springs just outside San Antonio. George Strait’s trendy resort features golf, tennis and a new luxury Spa. Dinner and overnight at Tapatio Springs.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 We’ll rally through the Heart of the Hill Country, includ-ing Luckenbach and Fredericksburg. Fredericks-burg is famous for its National Museum of the Pacific War that honors home-town hero Admiral

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Texas 1OOO, 2O23Chester Nimitz. We’ll have a gourmet lunch with our friends Jacques and Karen Vaucher at l’art et l’automobile, visit Street Dreams, then rally to charming Canyon of the Eagles on Lake Buchanan for a cocktail cruise, dinner and over-night.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 We’ll rally through beautiful Hill Coun-try towns and along famous Guadalupe River Road to lunch in Gruene, an intact National Historic District that dates back to 1872 and features 1878 Gruene Dance Hall, the oldest in Texas. Our “Cowperson Chic” Victory Banquet and overnight will be at Hyatt Regency Lost Pines.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 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!

IN REVIEW Mountain Mille October 3-8, 2O21Hotels: The Greenbrier, Glade Springs, Allegheny Springs.

Highlights: Cook’s Old Mill, Duncan Imports, Virginia Tech, New River Gorge National Park, Pearl S. Buck Birthplace, Cass Scenic Railroad State Park, The Old Dairy Barn, Paint Bank, The Greenbrier Club. Rally Winners, Craig/Linda Davidson, 2O17 Porsche 911 Carrera; Tony/Cindy Pagonis, 2O12 Porsche Cayman R.Car of the Rally Award: Malcolm Barksdale/Roland Lindner, 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4. Drive of the Rally Award: Richard Mathews/Betty Cole, 1962 Porsche 356B Roadster.Vintage Spirit Award: Mukesh Bhatia/Orrin Terry, 2OO9 Ferrari Scuderia Spider 16M.Charity: Cass Scenic Railroad State Park, Cook’s Old Mill, West Virginia University Institute of Technology.

Rally Length: 982.15 miles.

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

CHARITIES

Adirondack Museum, American Airpower Heritage Museum, American Cancer Society, American Mural Project, 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 Collection, 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, Canterbury Shaker Vil-lage, Carilion Tazewell Community Hospital, Cass State Park, Chaparral Gallery of the Midland Petro-leum Museum, Chihuly Museum of Glass, City of Pass Christian Recovery Program, Commemorative Air Force, Community Hospice of Northeast Florida, Cook’s Old Mill, Coolidge Museum, Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America, Cure PSP, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Children’s Hospital, 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 Mu-seum, 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 Mu-seum, Liberty House, Lifestar EMS, Lone Star Motorcycle 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 Asso-ciation, Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, Monterey SPCA, Monticello, Montpelier, Motorland Museum, Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association, Multiple Sclerosis Society, Muscular Distrophy Association, Mystic Seaport, Nearburg Foundation for Pediatric Cancer Research, New Hampshire 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 Founda-tion, Owls Head Transportation Museum, Patrick Henry’s Red Hill, Pemaquid Lighthouse Park, Pe-tersen Automotive Museum, Rebuild Rochester Foundation, Riverbrook School, Robert M. Akin Me-morial Fund, Rochester Relief Fund, Saratoga Auto Museum, Seacoast Science Center, Service Dogs Inc, Shelburne Museum, Ship Hector Foundation, Stanley Museum, Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Tennessee Museum of Aviation, Texas Hearing & Service Dogs, Texas Hill Country His-torical Foundation, Trinkle Visitor Center, Vermont National Guard Charitable Fund, Vermont National Guard Family Readiness Center, Vermont Troopers Foundation Scholarship Fund, Veterans’ Place, Vic-tory Junction Gang, Western Youth Network, West Virginia University Institute of Technology, Wheels through Time, Whiteface Auto Road, Wills Eye Hospital.

NEW ENGLAND 1OOO, 2O22 May 15-2O, 2O22 Fully Booked! Add to Standby List! 3Oth ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! Manchester, Stowe, Lake Placid & 1OOO miles!

SOUTHWEST PASSAGE, 2O22 October 1-7, 2O22, 2O22 3rd Annual! Santa Fe, New Mexico, Colorado & 15OO miles!

MOUNTAIN MILLE, 2O23 May 7-12, 2O23 18th Annual! Kentucky Derby, Tennessee, Southern Indiana & 1OOO miles!

NEW ENGLAND 1OOO, 2O23 October 1-6, 2O23 31st Annual! Audrain, Newport, New Hampshire, Maine & 1OOO miles! TEXAS 1OOO, 2O23 November 1-17, 2O23 21st Annual! Austin, Gulf Coast, Texas Hill Country & 1OOO miles!CAR

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TOTAL COST for each team in any Vintage Ral-lies event is $75OO—one car and two par-ticipants—double occu-pancy. Room upgrades or separate rooms for driver and co-driver are available at additional cost. Additional charge for additional guests.

CANCELLATIONS De-posit is due 2 months before the rally; full pay-ment 6 weeks before. Cancellations 4 weeks before the start date for-feit the deposit. Cancel-lations within 14 days of the start forfeit the total amount. Instead of for-feiture, all cancellation amounts can be applied to another Vintage Ral-lies event within 2 years.