Sebrings and 3500's at Concorso Italiano

Here are some photos of the 4 Sebrings and 3 3500's that were at Concorso Italiano.
Perhaps some of you who were there can fill in the names of the owners.
Of the 3500 GT's I know the one on the far right is Red Fred's and in the center is Steve Barbers and the one on the left is Tom's.
The Sebrings are owned by ?
There were a lot of Maseratis and they were very well presented being spaced out perfectly by the Concorso field lay out person and Don Treadwell.
Special recognition should go to Martin Loge for his Best of Marque Maserati Ghibli Coupe.
Ciao,
FGM
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FRank,
nice photos!
The darkblue Sebring looks very interesting with its alloy stripe on the doors. Anybody has its VIN? The period Italian number-plate is for export only.

 

Love the look of he Sebring (the back not so much, but the rest of the car makes up for it). What price range are good Sebrings at now?

 

Frank, are you having a senior moment? the red Sebring I with white interior is mine. You saw it last year also.
The blue Sebring I is owned by Leif Neuman who just finished a complete restoration on it. The silver Sebring I is owned by Vince Vanelli and Gene Ogorman was the previous owner. The silver Series II is owned by Don Greene.
Larry

 

Walter, the blue Sebring is owned by Leif Neuman. The VIN is AM101.01505 and is the 8th car produced in this series. It has some interesting features found on very early Sebrings like the trim around the side vents, the wood facia on the dash and the door opening waring lights are mounted in the door panel instead of the edge of the door frame.
I wrote an article in the upcoming issue of the MCI magazine pointing out differences in the Sebring during the production cycle.
Regards,
Larry

 

Larry,
thanks for the info.

 

As you get older ones memory is stronger than ever before - at least mine is - its just that one has a lot more to remember. Think of a search of the hard disc on your cell phone as compared to a search the vast memory storage, of lets say NASA.
Now what was the question?
FGM
PS thanks for filling in the blanks.

 

My Concorso pictures are finally up

http://www.flickr.com/photos/photosbyjohnwiley/sets/72157631314573004/

A few of the Sebrings
http://www.flickr.com/photos/photosbyjohnwiley/7889995706/in/set-72157631314573004

and Khamsins among others
http://www.flickr.com/photos/photosbyjohnwiley/7890023736/in/set-72157631314573004