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**Spike Feresten** (0:05)
Here we are, welcome to Spike's Car Radio. We're back here in Baldwin Hills because we had fun. We had a good time when we were here. The 4th of July, we saw some fireworks. We got to smoke some cigars. It's nice to smoke some cigars. I'm here with the, not the OG crew, but the latest, greatest crew. I guess Zuckerman, you were here in the beginning.
Paul Zuckerman and Jonny Lieberman. Jonny was a late, late addition to the show.

**Jonny Lieberman** (0:29)
He was in his five years. No, six years, 2020

**Spike Feresten** (0:34)
I've been doing this show longer than that.

**Paul Zuckerman** (0:36)
He's been doing it longer than me. I was here on the first day.

**Spike Feresten** (0:41)
Were you there in the very first show, or were we in the studio in the first show? You don't remember.

**Paul Zuckerman** (0:46)
We were on the porch.

**Spike Feresten** (0:47)
We were on the porch. That's where the first one.

**Paul Zuckerman** (0:49)
And I meet you and Jerry on the porch. I have been written out of the script.

**Jonny Lieberman** (0:53)
It happens.

**Paul Zuckerman** (0:53)
That's all right.

**Jonny Lieberman** (0:54)
It's not Zuckerman's Car Radio, it's Spike's Car Radio.

**Spike Feresten** (0:57)
Thank you for acknowledging that. There's only one guy you need for this show. And that's a guy named Spike, not even me. Just any guy named Spike will do. Anyway, we have a terrific show. I was going over the stuff to talk about with these guys before. And I think we decided we should talk about Pebble Beach. One, I don't think I told you guys, but the show sold out.
They never called to tell us, but.

**Jonny Lieberman** (1:21)
Yeah, I mean, why would they?

**Spike Feresten** (1:23)
I saw somebody on Patreon saying I couldn't get tickets. And by the way, I'll help you get tickets for their niece who wants to come see the show, which I thought very weird. Somebody's niece and her friend wants to come see the show, but you know, we do that every once in a while when they sell out.

**Jonny Lieberman** (1:37)
Yeah.

**Spike Feresten** (1:38)
The Pebble Beach Forum show is sold out. All that money went to charity, and that's really nice. And we're staying at the lodge, and we're staying for the show on Sunday for the Concord, which is the first time in many, many, many years.
So we're super excited about that. But you know, this morning, it reminded me, I haven't even checked anything that's up for auction there. And usually I think, like you, Zuckerman, the first place I go to is Gooding. And when I went to the Gooding Christie site, and the catalog, I saw a lot of familiar cards that you don't wear. Yes. And I'm right about this, right? There's a lot of Seinfeld cards there, or a lot or a handful.

**Paul Zuckerman** (2:18)
I, okay, I was, there's one I definitely know of.

**Spike Feresten** (2:21)
Okay. Well, the first one. Historically significant as the final Karmann-built Porsche 356C Coupe, 65 Porsche 356C Coupe.

**Paul Zuckerman** (2:32)
I did not know that was going to be there.

**Spike Feresten** (2:35)
Irish Green. That's the Seinfeld car, right?

**Paul Zuckerman** (2:39)
Yeah.

**Spike Feresten** (2:39)
Am I wrong? Or a car like it? They don't use his name.

**Paul Zuckerman** (2:42)
That's his car.

**Spike Feresten** (2:44)
That's an amazing car.

**Paul Zuckerman** (2:45)
That was not offered to us.

**Spike Feresten** (2:47)
Restored by renowned 356 specialist, Don Emory.
That's the last 356 I think it was found in a field, if I'm not mistaken. I remember when Jerry found it and said, you're not going to believe this. I found the very last 356 and will not restore it. That car is gorgeous. That's like the Chick Iverson car, dude.

**Jonny Lieberman** (3:06)
Okay.

**Spike Feresten** (3:06)
That wasn't all. Obviously the 1968 Porsche 907 Lenkhech.
Long tail.

**Jonny Lieberman** (3:13)
That's that white one. That thing is killer.

**Spike Feresten** (3:15)
Historically significant is the first Porsche to win a 24 hour race. Outright, it was on the show. You can look up the episode. We went through it with Jerry.
Landmark Works Porsche from the transformative Ferdinand Peach era. Did I say that right? Pee-yuck.
Winner of the 1968 24 hour of Le Mans. How about that? Second overall at 1968 Monza. Exceptional Providence documentation, exhibition history, and restored to exacting standards by our friend, Joe Cavalieri. That car, I think I saw the estimate was four to five mil, I think, but that's a big one. That's a car to have. Again, you can see Jerry talk about it in an episode. I think it was a YouTube episode, right?