I love my <B>"CLASSIC"</B>.'74 VW Thing.
<P>There, I said it and I'm glad.
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Howard,<P><B>YOU</B> are a Classic.
<P>Peter
Maybe even a modified classic ![]()
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How about a Pre Primary, fully recognized, Full Classic, in need of further restoration? ![]()
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~ HV
>>I would like to ask you a question: In your minutes for approximately September 2000 there was a reference to ?Old Car Recycling?. That reference was never clarified and the reference is not there now. Could you tell me what is meant by ?Old Car Recycling??>><P>No problem, the reference was about "recycling" cars in CCCA Judging. We have been trying to figure out how to get cars that have won every CCCA award there is to come back to our judging events. For better or worse, many people feel if there is no chance of winning an award, there is no point in participating in any of our Grand Classics. We are simply trying to increase patrticipation in our events.<P>As a result, we have recently instituted a new class, effective January 2002, where cars that have received a CCCA Senior or Premier award may enter into "Senior Emetitus Judging" where the can once again be recognized for the preservation of the restoration.<P>Until we came up with the term "Senior Emeritus Judging," we refered to this catagory as "recycled" cars, since they were once again entering our judging system. It was nothing more than that, and had absoluely nothing to do with the "crusher".<P>The reason the reference is no longer on the web site, is the CCCA National Board voted to remove the minutes from the site. They were not very popular with our readers, and represented a great deal of work on my behalf to post. In a good month 10 or 15 people would look at them. As the servent of the Board, I obeyed and pushed the delete button.<P>I am quite happy to not have to type the things any more.<P>Now you know.<p>[ 08-25-2001: Message edited by: Chuck Conrad ]
