After I was judged at Carlisle for my First Junior, which
I received, about 15 minutes later a single judge came by to
look over my 72 Monte Carlo. When I asked him what he was looking
for he stated that I was being considered for a National Award.
I re-opened the hood and trunk as requested (it was raining)
and thanked him. He then went on his way.
Not knowing what this award was, I looked in my judging manual
and it shows the National Award tab, but no explanation.
Can anyone give me any information?

Thank you,
Gregory Roser

Hi, Greg...

This may help you. Click on "Antique Automobile Club of America" on the left column; Scroll down on the main page and click on "Rummage Box"; Click on "Spring 2003". There is an article on National Awards and how it works by Dave Zimmerman.

Another aid is the most recent copy of Antique Automobile (May-June 2003). On page 29, therein starts an article about the 67th Annual Meeting in Philadelphia. It makes note of the National Award results on page 35.

Regards, Peter J.

Peter,
Thanks for the information. That explains it quite well.

Gregory