Special Interest class

[Restorer32]

Have any cars shown up for this relatively new class at any National meets? Just curious, haven't read anything about it since the class was proposed.

[ted sweet]

what goes in this class?

Edited December 16, 2015 by ted sweet (see edit history)

[MCHinson]

Special Interest Vehicles (Class 39)

A display only, non-judged class.

All vehicles in this class must be

approved by the Class Acceptance

Committee. The owner of such vehicle

must provide documentation and

authenticity documents to the Class

Acceptance Committee. Consideration

will be for the following examples:

a. Celebrity vehicles

b. Vehicles in movies or on television

c. Vehicles of historical significance

d. Vehicles of innovative design that

never matured

This class is not for modified vehicles,

i.e., hot rods, street rods, choppers and

etc.

[Steve Moskowitz]

No, sadly there is very little interest in this class so far but we are still hopeful.  Thanks for reminding me we need to get some more publicity out soon. 

[captndan]

Does cars on u-tube count?

[dl456]

I was not aware of class 39. Does the 25 year rule apply?

Dennis

[MCHinson]

I was not aware of class 39. Does the 25 year rule apply?

Dennis

 

Yes

[AC Fuhrman]

I like the idea - has the 'Replica Class' progresed? (Sorry I don't know the number but where Excaliburs and the like would be.) Always like to see something different at a meet.

 

Found it - 35C

“Second Generation

Collector Vehicles” (SGCV)

Edited December 18, 2015 by AC Fuhrman (see edit history)