Fantastic! Boat anchors for the win!! And great pic of those winners. Congrats guys.

Congrats to all involved!!  I miss you guys!

3 hours ago, motorman7 said:

The flat top contingent takes the top two spots placing 1st and 2nd in the stock 240Z category.   The outclassed round tops just can't compete.

YES!!!

Much deserved congratulations to all of you! Beautiful cars!

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WOW - Awesome results for our CZC representatives!  Congrats to my Arkansas buds Jim1 and Jim2 with a pair of 1st's - well done.

Jim3

Well for Nashville,we expect you both to sport real flat tops if you are true to form and "the cause":

 

Just fantastic!!!

8 hours ago, motorman7 said:

The flat top contingent takes the top two spots placing 1st and 2nd in the stock 240Z category.   The outclassed round tops just can't compete.

Wow!!  Congratulations gentlemen..   Just think, you're giving new life to the once dreaded flat top carbs.  Touche!

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Pretty cool! Congrats on the wins!

Much respect.

On 7/21/2019 at 4:10 AM, 240260280 said:

WOW  That is great guys. Congratulations!  How close were the 73's in points?  It looked like it would be a tough one to judge as you both put so much into your cars.

JS way to go! Nice win!

We will not find out how we did 'pointwise' until we receive the judging sheets in the mail.  This typically takes a long time, maybe 3-6 months (just about the time you have forgotten about them).  Jim and I both received a second judging which typically means we scored 280 or above in the first round of judging, out of 300.  (300 possible: 100 points for each area; interior, exterior and engine).  Neither of us were over 290 since we did not receive the Gold Medallion award.  There is the possibility of going below 280 after the second judging.  That is about all I know for now.   

Thanks.  Any guesses as to why the judges seemed tougher this year?

If you got a second round of judging in the Stock Class - at a National Convention - that says quit a lot. Great Job!!

Carl B.