The car was reconditioned with new paint and pinstriping, as well as its wheels and mechanicals, after which it was exhibited at the 1987 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. In 2006, it was freshened by Martin Hveem Automobile Restoration in Red Bluff, California. At this time, the top and seats were reupholstered by Dan Most, of Napa, California, and Collector Car, also of Napa, restored the wheels and fitted new tires. Following this, it was last shown at the 2006 Hillsborough Concours d'Elegance where it was presented the Strother McMinn Design Award for its inspirational design elements. After remaining in a private Palm Springs collection since 2007, the sports phaeton returned to compete in the San Marino Motor Classic in 2015, earning 1st in Class.