A Concours Award to be presented to the Aston Martin deemed the most improved by the Chief Concours Judge regardless of class or placement in the Lime Rock Concours. Donated in 1975 by the Stamford Ziebart Shop Rick Rader and Zane Nevins. The art was created by Al Rossi.
Cars must have been shown at any previous AMOC event to be eligible. Members who feel their Aston eligible for this award must contact the Chief Concours Judge in advance of the Lime Rock Meet.
This award, however, has been damaged in recent years. It currently is not to be given out, and is kept by the club.
Winners from present to past are:
2022: James Utaski, with their DB5C/1903/L
2019: Raymond T. Evans Jr., with their DB4/540/L
2018: Steel Wings, with their LML/50/266
2017: Carl Clark, with their DB5/1848/L
2016: Don Rose, with their DB4/500/L
2014: Tom Fuller
2013: Mike Odierna
2012: James L. Freeman
2010: Christopher Salyer, with their DB3S/118
2009: Dennis Sheehan, with their DB4/113/R
2008: John Sale, with their DB4/347/L
2007: Leonard Fiore Jr., with their DB4/814/L
2005: Stefano Bruni, with their DB4/1121/R
2004: Chris Greendale, with their DB5/1965/L
2003: Vincent Young, with their J8/776/LS
2002: John Littlechild, with their DB4/665/L
2001: Gordon Clement, with their DB5/1728/R
2000: William Banko, with their DB6
1999: Ed Herrman, with their AM300/3/1518
1998: Theo Gruttman, with their DB5/1715/L
1997: Jack Boxstrom, with their DB4Gt/0175/L
1996: Eugene Sorbo, with their LML/50/353
1995: Robert Millstein, with their DB4GT/0156/R
1994: David hughes, with their DB4/82/L
1993: Richard Candee, with their DB4GT/0130/L
1992: Richard Sirota, with their AM300/3/1427
1991: Dave Doering, with their DBS/5404/LAC
1990: V. James LaMariana, with their DB4/910/R
1989: John Morley, with their DB4C/1101/R
1988: W. Whitman Ball, with their DB2/4 MKII SPYDER
1987: James L. Freeman, with their DB5C/1517/L
1986: Morris Evans, with their DB4GT/0199/L
1985: Morris Evans, with their DB4GT/0135/L
1984: Theo Gruttman, with their LML/50/295
1983: Chuck Nixon, with their AM300/3/1733
1982: Richard Wolf, with their DBSV8/10370/LCA
1981: James L. Freeman, with their DB4/892/L
1980: Thomas Lombard, with their DB4/106/L
1979: Robert and Barbara Tuccio, with their LML/106/L
1978: Doug and Mel Ritter, with their DBSV8/10113/LC
1977: Les Neidell, with their LML/762
1976: Gene Garrett, with their LML/929
1975: Jack Miller, with their DB5C/1517/L