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Certain NRSA events are open to all cars/trucks 30 years old. <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 1937hd45</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Dave, If you really think you can get a 1949 ANYTHING into a NSRA event you'll feel just like the owner of a 24 year old wreck on the outside of an AACA National event. </div></div>

that car built 10-15 years ago

thats a business ad

can we see a pic of the wires in question?

so your saying any factory authorized replacement part is okay for judging?

In NY the VIN is on registration sticker on the Windsheild .

In NY the YOM are the plates actually registered to the car, thieir number is what appears on the registration etc.

i believe i maybe the only member of my region under 50

okay, maybe it was survey hemmings did.

didnt an AACA survey put the average resoponding member betwwen 70-72? If thats true in ten-15 years half the member will be dead?

do the wires look stock or are the current GM replacements that look nothing like stock wires?

most new street rods are kit cars. not modified original cars

vanity plates cost 25 bucks a year here in NY. I had 5 sets down to one set.

on most cars pullies and brackets are also very different

my cars will still be in winter storage in march.

original post is over 6 years old?

nope, just plate# , VIN, and expiration date. <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: novaman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If I remember correctly, doesn't the NY reg window sticker even give the owner's address? </div></div>

in NY the plate number is on the registration sticker on the windshield. if i was as paranoid as some of you i would be hiding in basement behind the furance.

if everyone was allowed to ask the judges questions judging would never get done.

if you tow an enclosed trailer regularly you wont like the power of a gas ram.

try www.datatags.com.

i guess the one at the lodge was big secert, this is the first i heard of it

most of the cars in the DPC classs would be there anyway and just result in more cars to judge. They were already parked off to the side in hay field, not the main show field.

i thought Kruse did the auction?

if it becomes a grand national they wont be an open event any where in the east.