Ed Higginbotham
Ed Higginbotham Editorial Assistant
8/17/15 8:41 a.m.
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Monterey car week is full of major events in the car world, but none are less serious than the Concours d’Lemons held Saturday, August 15 in Laguna Grande Regional Park in Seaside, California.

This year’s event saw over 100 entrants, thousands of spectators and much local and national media attention. From soul sucking Japanese appliances, to cars of unmitigated gaul, …

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mazdeuce
mazdeuce PowerDork
8/17/15 8:50 a.m.

You do know that Galaxie is awesome, right?

Ed Higginbotham
Ed Higginbotham Editorial Assistant
8/17/15 8:58 a.m.

In reply to mazdeuce:

Absolutely. I'd drive it. Honestly, I'd drive anything that wins a Concours d'Lemons award.

Ed Higginbotham
Ed Higginbotham Editorial Assistant
8/17/15 9:48 a.m.

And here's a list of the award winners.

Overall Awards:

Worst Of Show: Rene Aguirre – Baja 1964 Galaxie

Major Award: Mike Thompson – Peugeot 404

Long Distance Award: Mike Harrel – 1968 Saab

Most Dangerous Car: Scott Graves – 1972 Honda 600

Dedication To The Cause: William Hughes – 1973 Mercury Comet

Hagerty’s Kitschiest Car Award: Scott King and Sandy Edelstein – 1996 Subaru SVX AWD

Sweetest Lemon Award: Collectively to the Cosworth Vega club

Class Winners:

Rust Belt American Junk (GM): William Hughes – 1976 Cadillac DeVille

Rust Belt American Junk (Ford): Richard Julian – 1956 Ford F 350

Rust Belt American Junk (Other): Wayne Carini – 1962 Dodge Lancer wagon

Soul Sucking Japanese Appliance: Mad Maxima – 1996 Nissan Altima

Cars of Unmitigated Gaul (French): Matt Spielberg – 1964 Citroen Ami wagon

Kommunist Kars: Scott Oldham – 1987 Yugo

Rueful Brittania (British cars): Alan Smolinisky – 1999 Gem/Land Rover

Swedish Meatballs: Mike Harrel – 1968 Saab 96

Self-Satisfied Krautten Wagens: Joe DeBattista – 1964 Opel Kadett Sports

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