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Qualifying Shows – Motor City Corvette Concours on September 18, 2010
14th Annual Corvette Encounter, June 5, 2010 Dearborn, MI. Hosted by: Corvette Club of Michigan (www.corvetteclubmi.com)
6th Annual Corvette Fest, June 19, 2010 Olde World Canterbury Village – Lake Orion, MI. Hosted by: GMC Corvette Set (www.gmccorvetteset.com)
Back to the Bricks Car Show, August 21, 2010 Flint, MI. Hosted by: City of Flint / Flint Corvette Club / Trend Settas Club (www.backtothebricks.org)
CCM Picnic & Concours*, August 22, 2010 Mayberry State Park – Northville, MI. Hosted by: Corvette Club of Michigan (www.corvetteclubmi.com)
*Event is the CCM annual club picnic & concours, you are welcome to attend. If staying for the picnic it is requested you bring a dish to pass. Please indicate on entry form if you are staying for picnic.
To be eligible for concours level competition entrants must attend at least three of the above listed shows and be recommended for the Motor City Corvette Concours by the organizing committee of one of those shows. Invites will be sent to those owners that have received recommendations. Entry for the People’s Choice and Judged Competition portions of the Motor City Corvette Concours is open to all Corvette owners.
Motor City Corvette Concours - Judging Concours Judging – Showroom Stock, Personalized Custom & Resto-mod This level is for participants who show their vehicle as their main emphasis. They may use a trailer to transport their Corvette to each show. They tend to drive their Corvette on a very limited basis. They have spared no expense and have put a lot of their time and effort into their presentation. The judging will survey all aspects of the vehicle. Mirrors will be used for close inspection of the under carriage. Entrants in this group will also be subject to a technical inspection. The car must be driven into position on the day of the show. The awards will be enhanced in recognition of the high level of achievement in this grouping of Corvette classes. Concours level cars will be presented by invitation only. Generations within this level of Judging: C1 - 1953 through 1962 C2 - 1963 through 1967 C3 - 1968 through 1982 C4 - 1984 through 1996 C5 - 1997 through 2004 C6 - 2005 through Present Drive & Shine Judging – Showroom Stock, Personalized Custom & Resto-mod This level is for participants that drive their Corvette frequently. They maintain their vehicles appearance regularly and perform all mechanical repairs as needed. The judging will survey most aspects of the vehicle: engine compartment, interior, exterior, trunk and or storage area. The only part of the under carriage that will be judged is that which is visible within the wheel wells. The only preliminary inspection here will verify that the vehicle is on the road frequently. This will insure that driven vehicles will compete against other driven vehicles and not those that are in the Concours level. Entrants in this group will also be subject to a technical inspection. Awards will be of standard size and stature. Generations within this level of Judging: C1 - 1953 through 1962 C2 - 1963 through 1967 C3 - 1968 through 1982 C4 - 1984 through 1996 C5 - 1997 through 2004 C6 - 2005 through Present People’s Choice Awards This level is a “Personal Choice” type of judging that involves the entrants and spectators choosing the vehicles they like the best among the various vintages of Corvettes. The only distinction will be the year or generation of the Corvette. Each entrant and spectator will be allowed to choose one Corvette from each of the generations listed below for their ballot. This portion of the show will be NCCC sanctioned. (Sanction # MI-006-009) Generations within this level of Judging: C1 - 1953 through 1962 C2 - 1963 through 1967 C3 - 1968 through 1982 C4 - 1984 through 1996 C5 - 1997 through 2004 C6 - 2005 through Present Motor City Corvette Concours - Classes Definition of Classes Showroom Stock: Corvette is of same general appearance when it left the dealer showroom as a brand new vehicle. Condition should be the same or better. Personalized Custom: Corvette has been altered or modified to reflect the taste of its owner. Range of customizing can be from mild to wild. Resto-Mod: Corvette appears stock upon first look, however it is what is underneath that determines the car as a “resto-mod”. Example: car appears as a C2, however engine, drive-train and some interior components are from a C5.
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