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ront49 09-22-2018 12:49 PM

What class?
 
When I go to a car show with my '65 Backdraft that was built in 2004, what year will I use to specify what class I enter, '65 or 2004? Anyone run into this issue before? I don't want to get disqualified because I entered the wrong class.

twobjshelbys 09-22-2018 12:51 PM

65. It doesn't look like a Ford Taurus.

Ozzie Goat 09-22-2018 01:05 PM

After parking with the Tauri
Just use 1965

CSX 4133 09-22-2018 02:20 PM

What is it registered as, '65 or 2004 ?

Ron61 09-23-2018 03:21 AM

Out here we have to register any home built car as Special Construction as they won't allow them in the year, stock, or modified classes. Which is usually better as there normally aren't a lot of cars in that class.

Ron

RB60 09-23-2018 03:31 AM

I put mine in the Special Interest class.

ront49 09-23-2018 05:02 AM

'65 or 2004?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by CSX 4133 (Post 1451536)
What is it registered as, '65 or 2004 ?

Registration is a 1965

Lou1119 09-23-2018 07:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ront49 (Post 1451531)
When I go to a car show with my '65 Backdraft that was built in 2004, what year will I use to specify what class I enter, '65 or 2004? Anyone run into this issue before? I don't want to get disqualified because I entered the wrong class.

I register mine as a 1965 Cobra recreation. My registration in The Socialistic State of California is a 1965 Ford Cobra.

FWB 09-23-2018 08:48 AM

i always just offer that i have no class and i get directed to the appropriate area...:JEKYLHYDE

RB60 09-24-2018 02:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ront49 (Post 1451552)
Registration is a 1965

Mine is titled as a 1965 Ford Convertible (don't ask what I went through to get it titled as such!) so I could get it licensed as a Classic Car here in PA.
The main reason I enter it in the Special Interest class is it's a replica of a race car (no bumpers, etc.), that, and it's pretty hard to compete against the trailer queen Muscle Cars because I just love to drive it (2000 miles so far this summer) and there's a few stone chips and light scratches from cleaning it.
Isn't driving these great cars why we have them?

ront49 09-24-2018 04:58 AM

Me too RB60 ... I drive mine everywhere (except Wal-Mart). With so many different classes offered in the various shows, I'll just have to wait and see which one to enter. Thanks guys for all the input.


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