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Arthur Zafiropoulo tells Jean Todt about the days when drivers were fat and winning prizes slim, and only princes and princesses could afford a car like the 340A Cab PF.
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Zafiropoulo tried to convince Paul Fr�re of the same, but he's preaching to the choir with Paul.
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After talking to Frere and Todt, Zafiropoulo goes to collect the prize for "The best Restoration" with his 340A Cabriolet, S/N 0234AL.
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Pozner's 275GTB4, S/N 09737 was driven to the event by Terry Hoyle.
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Seven GTOs in a row. From l to r:
5573GT Bardinon's Series 2; 5111GT, Pappalardo; 4713GT, A. Wang; 4293GT, Patrick Ma, 4219GT, B. Wang; 4091GT, Peter Sachs; 3387GT, Bernie Carl. An event in itself.
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Patrick Ma's GTO, S/N 4293GT.
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The Series 2 GTO , S/N 4091GT, owned by Peter Sachs.
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Juan Quintano's 555 Super Squalo, S/N FL9001, not coincidentally parked next to a 1955 Mercedes W196.
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Thankfully bumperless, the rarely seen California Spider, S/N 4125GT, currently owned by Anil Thadani.
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A Sefac Ferrari SWB Competition, S/N 2439GT, was originally white. Now owned by Jean-Pierre Slavic.
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Brandon Wang's GTO S/N 4219GT in Bois de Boulogne traffic.
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Rear view of Paul Pappalardo's GTO, S/N 5111GT.
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S/N 4713GT, a "Speciale Scaglietti", owned by Anthony Wang, finds a spot in the sun.
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Pierre Bardinon's Series II, S/N 5573GT, contrasts with Sachs's much darker red series 2 (see above).
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