Nice to meet you.

Hello.

My name is Lucas Picard, and I am a twenty-three-year old hobbyist photographer, graphic artist, archivist and historian, and most of all, car enthusiast.

Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, I come from a family full of air-cooled Volkswagen and Porsche fanatics, my father owning a 1972 Karmann Ghia coupe. The flowing, Italian-designed bodywork that adorned my dad’s VW is what inspired my lifelong obsession with the golden-era of the coachbuilt sporting car, with a particular emphasis on Enzo-era Ferrari.

I’ve spent the last several years amassing as much knowledge as I can about rare and unique motor vehicles from every era, from the horseless carriages of the 19th century to the exotic hypercars of today. I’ve also had the opportunity to appreciate these cars in person by attending every historic racing and concours event I can, including Rennsport Reunion, Velocity Invitational, Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, and Monterey Car Week.

Since 2024, I’ve had the privilege of volunteering at the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, where I was the field host of classes showcasing coachwork by Frua, designs by Virgil Exner, and this year, icons of Japanese motorsport.

I am currently actively searching for an opportunity to begin my career in the classic car industry. I am incredibly eager to start from the ground up and make a name for myself in the world of vintage automobiles.

If you’re looking for a new addition to your team, I encourage you to view my resume here, and e-mail me at lucas@lucaspicard.com.