<VV> Car Display

[Dave Keillor]

I guess I'm just a competitive sort of person and competition doesn't
stress me out -- it adds excitement.  Also, it's not about trophies,
it's about winning.  

Yes, a car shown that doesn't judge the under carriage, and is perhaps
less detailed on the top side.  If it's just a car display, drop the
people's choice part because that's not a proper reflection of the
merits of a particular car.  Make it like a cruise-in where it's all
about looking at nice cars with no awards.

Whether it's a cruise-in or judged show, give it its own time separate
from other events (like the concours).

Dave Keillor
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Norman C. Witte [mailto:ncwitte at wittelaw.com] 
Sent: Monday, August 07, 2006 12:53 PM
To: Dave Keillor; 
Subject: RE: <VV> Car Display

What if you had a concours class that did not judge the bottom of the
car? I
agree that for someone like me who likes to drive his Corvairs, concours
isn't an option.

OTH, I am perfectly content with People's Choice.  We did well in the
People's Choice this year, but I am more concerned with hanging out with
my
buddies that collecting trophies and placques.  More competition = more
stress.  When I come to the Convention, I am on vacation.  Frankly, if
the
car display were just that--a car display, with no awards--it wouldn't
bother me in the least.  I like my cars and if other people enjoy them,
that's great, but there's plenty of room on the field for other nice
Corvairs.  I don't have a need to be better.

Norm