2018 Judges Guidelines and Jan 2018 Judges Newsletter

[Pat Buckley]

2018 Judging Guidelines

 

2018 January Judges Newsletter - registrations for Winter - Mobile, AL, SE Spring - Charlotte, NC, Western Spring - Tucson, AZ, Central Spring - Auburn, IN, Grand National - Greensburg, PA and Eastern Spring - Gettysburg, PA

[Restorer32]

So radials where they don't belong will now receive a 2 point deduction each rather than 5 each as in the past.

[MCHinson]

1 hour ago, Restorer32 said:

So radials where they don't belong will now receive a 2 point deduction each rather than 5 each as in the past.

 

Yes.

[61polara]

On ‎1‎/‎24‎/‎2018 at 3:06 PM, Restorer32 said:

So radials where they don't belong will now receive a 2 point deduction each rather than 5 each as in the past.

All thought I don't like seeing radials where they don't belong, this is almost the same as putting a 10 point maximum on the deduction like many other deduction categories.  Four on the ground plus a spare equals a 10 point deduction.  I think this is now consistent with the rest of the judging form.

[Phillip Cole]

18 minutes ago, 61polara said:

All thought I don't like seeing radials where they don't belong, this is almost the same as putting a 10 point maximum on the deduction like many other deduction categories.  Four on the ground plus a spare equals a 10 point deduction.  I think this is now consistent with the rest of the judging form.

I agree. Brings tires in "balance" with the rest of the form.

[Robert Street]

I see in the approved changes I now have to compete against these cars.  Don't think I have ever seen one so my 36B class will be interesting

 

Class 36b...added Westland Empire Aristocrat..1958.

Robert

[Annie G]

Question - in the new Judge's Guidelines, page 4-24 class 36K, Trucks are listed to only 1989. Shouldn't it go to 1993?

[61polara]

Class 36 is High Performance Vehicles.  Class 36K is high performance trucks for the years 1966-1989 as specified in the listing below the heading.  All other trucks continue to be in class 22, which goes through 1993.  If you believe you have a high performance truck which is not on the list, you should contact the VP Class Judging for it to be considered as an addition to that class in the future.

 

[Annie G]

Thanks - It caught my eye because it ended in 1989.  I do have a high performance truck - my 1990 454SS - which was built until 1993 - however, mine will never see a AACA show as it is highly modified! lol