Contributed to, and/or restored the cars that won these events & awards.
2022 Zenith AACA nomination for the complete restoration of the 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk
2022 Radnor Hunt Concours American Vintage Post War 1st 1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk
2022 Ranor Hunt Concours Debutante 1st 1957 Fuel Injected Corvette
2021 AACA Zenith Nominee for the 1956 Studebaker Pinehurst Station Wagon
2021 Hilton Head Concours “Best in Class”
2021 Radnor Hunt “Best in Class”
2021 AACA Senior winner at Hershey
2021 AACA HPOF 1st place
2020 2nd Place at the AACA Zenith Awards in New Ulm, MN for the 1930 Ruxton
2020 AACA National Award “Presidents Cup” Outstanding restoration of the year of a 1921 through 1942 automobile entered in each Division. Award established in 1960 by AACA.
2020 AACA National Award “The James Melton Memorial Cup” Outstanding Senior Car entered in the Spring Meet in each Division.
2018 Philadelphia Concours “Best In Show”
2018 AACA Annual Grand National First
2018 AACA Annual Grand National Senior (2)
2018 AACA Annual Grand National Repeat Senior
Most elegant post war closed body – Boca Raton Concours 2018
2017 AACA National Award for Annual Grand National Award, Post War
Best Italian Car at Monticello Concours 2017
AACA Junior and Senior award
AACA National Award, Bombgarnder Award 2017
AACA Senior award 2017
Timeless Elegance Award at Greenwich 2017
Radnor Hunt award 2017
AACA National first prize winner 2016
2016 Pebble Beach Entrant
2nd in class at Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’ Este 2016
Best interior at Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’ Este 2016
Excellence in Class Monticello Concours 2016
Best in Class Keenland Concours 2016
Best in Class at Pinehurst Concours 2016
Best in Class at Boca Raton Concours 2016
Best in Class at Hilton Head Island Concours 2015
National First Price Winner 2015
Senior AACA award 2016
Annual Grand National Meet First Place 2016
AACA National Award, Outstanding Discontinued Automobile 2015
Best in Class Hemmings Concours 2017 and top 3 finalist for best in show
Best in Class Radnor Hunt Concours 2016
Best in Class at Pinehurst Concours 2015
Best in Class and Sponsor’s Choice Award at Boca Raton Concours 2015
Outstanding Post-War Automobile and Best in Class at Cobble Beach Concours 2015
Outstanding Post-War Automobile and Best in Class at Hilton Head Island Concours 2014
Studebaker Drivers Club International Meet 2015 First place 400/400 points
National First Price Winner 2014
Senior AACA award 2015
Annual Grand National Meet. First Place 2015
AACA National Award, Outstanding Discontinued Automobile 2014>
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That changed about 5 or 6 years ago and here is that brief story to help understand where I come from now. At many of the Concours shows I judge there are a "very few" times when a fellow judge would come up and say to me "you have to see that 19 (-- marque car) and the quality of restoration." When more than one or two judges mention the same car at the same show I always make it a point to definitely see and go over that car. This had interestingly happened at two different Concours with two different cars in a few months period. In looking at each of the two cars at different I took notice that both cars were restored at the same shop and both cars won their "very competitive" class. I did notice it was not a West Coast shop or one of the very well-known shops that excel for their perfection and level of restorations but a shop about 50 miles from my home. A few months later I made it a point to go down to the restoration facility and that is when I first met Gerek Brodfuehrer. A nice visit, an accommodating person plus I was able to see some of his other work ranging from a 1940's production car, to a very rare Ferrari and a few other exotic cars. I was certainly impressed as he was the manager of the shop and the lead craftsperson.
Currently an older restoration car I own (a Hudson Italia) is at his shop, not for any specific large work (although I would if needed), but he has a client whom recently bought an Hudson Italia (one of 25 made) which was disassembled and currently Gereks shop is restoring it. I fully trust Gerek with my car, even to remove parts he has to make, and I have no doubt that his client’s car will be perfect. I think this points to my trust in him.
In summary Gerek is an excellent craftsperson and a very honest individual. He is very concerned with his client’s cars, does the necessary research as to making the car correct and authentic and is very attentive to detail, plus is approachable, gracious, and will work with the owner. I and others have always found him to be upfront, understanding and fair. His rates are very reasonable especially for quality of work he and his shop offer and I would say his work will most likely exceed expectations.
-Dr. Paul F Sable
-Bill Rothermel