Racing legend Carroll Shelby won the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans race in John Wyer's Aston Martin with teammate Roy Salvadori. In 1962 he began production of the Shelby Ford Cobra. In June 1990 he underwent successful heart transplant surgery. In September 1991 he started the Carroll Shelby Children's Foundation to help children with organ and tissue donation and transplants. Every fall, Shelby has a "Concours D'Provenance" at his factory, Carroll Shelby Enterprises in Gardena, CA.

This annual event also presents a gathering of many drivers from the 1950s and '60s including Dan Gurney, Parnelli Jones, Bob Bondurant, Dick Guldstrand, Tony Adamowicz, Chuck Daigh, John Morton, Billy Krause, Scooter Patrick, Tony Settember and Jim Jeffords. Phil Hill was unable to attend. The event had a buffet, live music, as well as a "Concours D'Provenance"..

No98	Carroll Shelby Children's Foundation Fall Festival and Concours	Carroll Shelby Children's Foundation Fall Festival and Concours	Carroll's No 98 Ferrari	Carroll Shelby with Alice Hanks
Dan Gurney & Billy Krause	Bob Bondurant	Dan Gurney	Dan Gurney & Bob Bondurant	Chuck Daigh
Dick Guldstrand	John Morton	Parnelli Jones	Shelby Facility	Tony Settember
Tony Adamowicz	Scooter Patrick	Ferrari Testarossa driven by Richie Ginther and Phil Hill. It's now owned by Bruce Meyer	Shelby Facility 2	Shelby In His Patented Overalls At 84
Engine Machining	Formula cars driven by the Late Ken Miles	Shelby Facility In Gardena CA	Front View of Ken Miles' Formula Cars	VintageRacer From1920's

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