Refresh My Memory

[Joe C.]

Is there an award offered for highest mileage driven to an NCRS National with a non judged Corvette in the Road Tour?

[Scott S.]

Re: Refresh My Memory

Joe, My understanding of the Long Distance driven Award is for Judged Corvettes. The Corvette does not have to be on the National Road Tour, but the participation in the RT does authenticate the distance driven.
Scott

[Joe C.]

Re: Refresh My Memory

Joe, My understanding of the Long Distance driven Award is for Judged Corvettes. The Corvette does not have to be on the National Road Tour, but the participation in the RT does authenticate the distance driven.
Scott

Thanks Scott.

[Gerard F.]

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Joe,

I think Scott gave you the wrong answer.

According to the Judging Reference Manual, 8th addition, page 37, the Long Distance Driven Award Ribbon is presented at Chapter, Regional, and National Event to an owner of a registered car, "judged or not", which has been driven the furthest distance to the meet by the owner or a family member.

Same thing for the Long Distance Trailered i.e. judged or not.

Now the Sam Folz Memorial Award is for the Longest Distance judged car which makes Top Flight at a National Event.

This is out of the 8th Edition which I think is current???

Best wishes, Scott

[Scott S.]

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Joe,
The NCRS Long distance award is derived from the GREEN SHEET information. The green sheet is used for Judged and Sportsman registered Corvettes.
I hope this helps explain the process.
Scott

[Elaine R.]

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Joe,

One thing that needs to be pointed out is...that both Longest Driven and Longest Trailered Award Ribbons are limited to those model years currently judged by NCRS. This is stated on page 37 noted 9. & 10. of the latest, 8th Edition of the Corvette Judging Reference Manual.

Elaine

[Joe C.]

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Thanks for pointing out the location in the JRM.
Yes, that's what I was looking for as I plan on driving the '65 to Denver next year.
Hope I don't have to drive around the block a few thousand times to be competitive.
Thanks to all who responded here.
Jerry, the navigator/backup driver seat's open for you, as usual.

[Gerard F.]

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Joe,

That's what I thought you were planning

Maybe think about going to Denver from NJ via California.
I'll be on the California Road tour with my 67.

I'll drag you, if we start a 60 mph. You'll be sweating in the 65, but I'll be cool as a cucumber in my Vintage Air 67.

Best Regards,

[Joe C.]

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Joe,

That's what I thought you were planning

Maybe think about going to Denver from NJ via California.
I'll be on the California Road tour with my 67.

I'll drag you, if we start a 60 mph. You'll be sweating in the 65, but I'll be cool as a cucumber in my Vintage Air 67.

Best Regards,

Hey, that might be a great idea. I might need to rack up some extra miles. So tell Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeebony that I'll give her a big kizz if I see her.

Glad to hear your taking your '67 on another RT.

I don't need no stinkin' air cundt-ditioner. And I'll spot you 5 car lengths....start from whatever speed you like. The beast will prolly do 200 easily, but at that speed I'd be buzzing people in the neighborhood.

[Dan S.]

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We have to be careful on the Denver road tour not to look at any cute, adorable babies in their strollers.

[Joe C.]

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Cautionary note to the moderators und uzzer maintainers of korrekt-ness here: I am a good friend of Dan's, so realize that I'm able to call him names and otherwise castigate him here. After all, it's all in fun, and this is a "hobby" .............aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhah ahahahahahahahaha

Hey Dan, you're a fart smeller for pointing that out. And without the help of any tomatoes!

Which car you takin' next year? Be sure to make Mary nice and comfy.

[Gerard F.]

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Dan,

Ha, ha
If we see any adorable babies in their strollers, just make sure you stay downwind of them, and us.
There are only a few people who remember the true culprit of our tour of the Jefferson Gardens.

So where's the tomatoes.