What class do I enter the W-30 in?
May 26th, 2015, 04:40 PM
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What class do I enter the W-30 in?
My form ask for a class but does not list the classes. What do I enter the 70 442 W-30 in? I am late sending this in...
This is for the Nationals
This is for the Nationals
May 26th, 2015, 05:04 PM
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looks like you would be in 13d high performance open for convertible tops if I read that right.
not sure about the junior or senior class thing though ?
not sure about the junior or senior class thing though ?
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May 27th, 2015, 03:20 AM
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The junior class would be correct, with the question posed by the owner. There are couple of ways to get senior class: best of class by points and now by reaching 990 or more points but not wining BOC will advance to senior class.
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May 27th, 2015, 08:45 AM
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13E would be correct! This car has been restored so no on the un-restored.
The junior class would be correct, with the question posed by the owner. There are couple of ways to get senior class: best of class by points and now by reaching 990 or more points but not wining BOC will advance to senior class.
Pat
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The junior class would be correct, with the question posed by the owner. There are couple of ways to get senior class: best of class by points and now by reaching 990 or more points but not wining BOC will advance to senior class.
Pat
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May 27th, 2015, 09:11 AM
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All depends who shows up and who is judging the cars. Really, you cant have a plan for judging at an OCA show. I would say to get the correct tires, that should be a deduction.
However its all up to the judges. A 66 in my class last year had Hurst Wheels, not a factory wheel. But were deemed an acceptable period wheel so no points were taken.
However its all up to the judges. A 66 in my class last year had Hurst Wheels, not a factory wheel. But were deemed an acceptable period wheel so no points were taken.
May 27th, 2015, 09:56 AM
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All depends who shows up and who is judging the cars. Really, you cant have a plan for judging at an OCA show. I would say to get the correct tires, that should be a deduction.
However its all up to the judges. A 66 in my class last year had Hurst Wheels, not a factory wheel. But were deemed an acceptable period wheel so no points were taken.
However its all up to the judges. A 66 in my class last year had Hurst Wheels, not a factory wheel. But were deemed an acceptable period wheel so no points were taken.
I plan to have Wide Ovals for the nationals.
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