Will do. Takes a lot of work to put this particular event on. I had many people tell me the day of the show how much they were enjoying it.
I only wish I'd had more time to socialize. Dennis and I spent over 3 hours judging the C-2's.
Oh, and if the C-2 owner who locked his doors reads this, we need to be able to see the inside of the car to judge it. We looked for you several times to try to get the doors unlocked, but could not find you. That cost you 49 points....
Out of a possible 119 points, our top three totaled:
107 points and two tied at 106.5.....since the awards were for the "Top Three" and not 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, the tie did not need to be broken up.
Here's a few more tips just in case you're interested:
Be sure to wipe under the fenderwells.
You don't need to "shine" your tires, but don't have mud on the sides.
Vacuum your carpet. Sand, dirt, leaves, grass, and a potato chip does NOT cut it.(
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CLEAN YOUR ENGINE COMPARTMENT......good ole' isopropol alcohol and a q-tip does wonders on an intake manifold.
Clean your wheels. I was amazed at how many car's wheels were dirty.
While Dennis and I did not pay real close attention to "NCRS standards", we did pay very close attention to the basics of being prepared for a car show.
Venice, Florida - Vette Together - Sept. 9/10th
. New said it was going to pour so I stayed home and got some work done. When will I learn NEVER to listen to a weather guesser???
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