First car show and just huh.......

[steve1263]

I belong to the Stuart Corvette Club here in Florida. Each year the club has a show and in each of the last three years my '91 has placed in the top 15 SCC member cars which are voted on by only the non member participants. Non SCC club member cars are judged in a separate category by a team of SCC member judges. This is the show poster I put together and display at each show so everyone knows exactly what they are looking at and of course the hood is always open.

[Racinfan83]

^^^ I LOVE the poster you have!
And yes that is how most shows here are - the club that puts on the show judges all the non member cars separately. The non members judge the local club cars. Which is pretty fair. I have been a judge myself - we have an actual NCCC judging sheet we go off of so that everything gets looked at on every car. Cleanliness is the main thing. We have had cars that were so nice they tied - and then we go look at things like inside fuel door etc. Not cleaning that could mean difference between 1st and 2nd. I am always in stock class. Most shows here allow up to 3 modifications before kicking you in with the Modified class. Of course what they can't see they don't need to know about either.

[rush91]

Originally Posted by Vetman

I'm gong to take my z to an all corvette show and dinner at the Chevrolet dealer Saturday June 10. This is a display board I put on the windshield at shows and usually generates a number of comments. If you would like the text on the board email me at seamonsj@gmail.com and I will send it to you attached.
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Thanks! I wanted to make something like that, instead just printed up a sheet to tape on my window....I'll get a break here at work today hopefully and email you on this.....Thanks again.

[Vette73]

Originally Posted by steve1263

I belong to the Stuart Corvette Club here in Florida. Each year the club has a show and in each of the last three years my '91 has placed in the top 15 SCC member cars which are voted on by only the non member participants. Non SCC club member cars are judged in a separate category by a team of SCC member judges. This is the show poster I put together and display at each show so everyone knows exactly what they are looking at and of course the hood is always open.

Nice look with the rims....What size rims are those? you have the specs?

[steve1263]

The wheels are American Torque Thrusts 17X11 36 offset rear and 17X9.5 54 offset front, the same as the stock sawblades

[efnfast]

I still have some of these
http://www.zr1.net/forum/showthread....ht=show+poster

[Riviera]

When Tripler and I got our 95 Polo Green in April of this year we decided No Judged Car Shows. We've been to enough of them with his 1975 Kawasaki Triple which is stock gorgeous to know that it's whoever has the most friends with them who wins. Our car is only going into one non judged show this year at the Vintage Air Museum in Hamilton, Ontario and we are doing this 'cause with a $5 dollar donation we can get her picture taken beside some pretty cool aircraft including a Lancaster Bomber.

[carter200]

[QUOTE=Riviera;243481 We've been to enough of them with his 1975 Kawasaki Triple which is stock gorgeous to know that it's whoever has the most friends with them who wins.[/QUOTE]


Is it the 500 or 750 model? The H1 was very fast but the H2 was in it's own world...........

[Riviera]

It is the 500. Tripler bought it new in 1975. It spent several years languishing in his Mum's barn. In 2010 he started a ground up restoration. Other than having the original tank repainted and the frame powder coated he did all the other work himself including putting the entire frame in a discarded bathtub and using a amazing product called Evaporust. It is gorgeous and "goes like stink".