Selling my car what awards do I send back to Headquarters

[AWISE]

I am planning on selling my 1926 Pontiac. It has received a national award. and the senior grand national award,

Is it still possible to retire the Vehicle from the judging system?  What awards is supposed to be sent back to 

AACA Headquarters. 

Thank you for help.   Andy Wise

[MCHinson]

From the judging guidelines:

CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP
A. OPTION 1
When a Senior Award-winning vehicle
changes hands by sale or transfer, the
vehicle may start over seeking a First
Junior. The badges are returned to the
National Headquarters by the seller or
person transferring the vehicle. If the
vehicle has received the AGN FIRST
PRIZE plaque, the plaque will be returned
to AACA Headquarters. (This plaque may
be returned to the previous owner, stamped
“RETIRED,” for a covering fee of $15.00.) If
the vehicle is an Annual National Award
winner and has received a National Award
winner tab, the tab will remain the property
of the seller and must be removed from the
vehicle upon transfer of ownership

 

B. OPTION 2
Effective 2006, it is permissible for an
AACA class judging award-winning vehicle
to retain the awards it has previously won.
In this case, the new owner can continue
entering the vehicle in Nationals and
pursue the next eligible award. For
example, if the highest award the vehicle
has previously won is a Senior, then the
vehicle can compete for the Annual Grand
Nationals Award. Please contact AACA
National Headquarters to advise us of your
purchase and judging status of the vehicle.

[AWISE]

Thank you for the information Mr, Hinson   Andy Wise