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#202876 - 04/05/11 06:07 PM Independent Judging prior to Flint, MI Judging
bluebluejays Shade Tree Mechanic Registered: 03/10/10 Posts: 79 Loc: Indiana	I plan to have my factory restored 1946 1/2 ton judged at Flint. This is my first meet and judging competition. I would like names of individuals, restoration companies etc. who could perform a very credible judging inspection according to the documented VCCA Judging Standards. The truck is located in Ocala, Florida so someone from Florida would be ideal. I would pay for the inspection process. Suggestions are appreciated. Thanks, Ken
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#202926 - 04/06/11 06:32 AM Re: Independent Judging prior to Flint, MI Judging [Re: bluebluejays]
the toolman Registered: 12/25/01 Posts: 1228 Loc: Canton, OH	If I were you, I would start by contacting your Southeast Area #9 Director. His name is Fred and his phone number and email address are listed on the page in the G&D which lists members of the VCCA National Board of Directors. Area #9 has some experienced judges in their area. I will see you in Flint. dtm ps. If you pay my hotel costs, meals and flight down and back to Florida, I would gladly perform this service for you.................just kidding. _________________________ the toolman Central #7 Area Director www.1940chevrolet.com VCCA # 28873 VCCA #83 Tool Technical Advisor for 1937-1966
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#202945 - 04/06/11 08:34 AM Re: Independent Judging prior to Flint, MI Judging [Re: bluebluejays]
Chipper Registered: 11/22/01 Posts: 10239 Loc: The Great State of TEXAS	I believe that the Area 9 meet is fast approaching. I am sure if you take it there someone will be able to give it a once over. Maybe twice or thrice too. _________________________ How Sweet the roar of a Chevy four!
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