Mark of Excellence Awards

[Roy S.]

Re: Mark of Excellence Awards

Wait, wait, how did you miss the Grand Lake, Okla. National in '93.........

The Oklahoma, St. Louis and Kansas City chapters worked at that event, did not have time to show a car other than a 65 and 66 Duntov displays in the Display room.

It was also the first year for the Bowtie program to be offered to the 1963-1967 cars and as a Team Leader I had my hands full.

[Dick W.]

Re: Mark of Excellence Awards

Papa Smurf, the list can be matched - probably bettered, by many. But, the good times and good memories acquired in the process are and will remain PRICELESS!!!!!

I treasure the good times we had Roy. I was telling the tale about the salad dressing the other day. It all looked like it was in slow motion

[Roy S.]

Re: Mark of Excellence Awards

I treasure the good times we had Roy. I was telling the tale about the salad dressing the other day. It all looked like it was in slow motion

Undoubtedly, it was slow motion, I remember it well and that particular feat will most likely never be duplicated.

[Dick W.]

Re: Mark of Excellence Awards

A good Hollywood stunt man would have a hard time duplicating that. And you were wearing that very nice OK Chapter jacket when it happened. Salad dressing was not color coordinated

[Ron R.]

Re: Mark of Excellence Awards

I purchased a 1993 when my brother in law passed away in June of this year. He owned it since new. It won the David Hill Mark of excellence award in 2010. We have the plaque signed by David Hill. The vehicle is all original except tires,hoses, and serpentine belt. It has 41,000 miles on it. The VIN IS 1g1yy33p5p5106813. I hope this is helpful.

[Ron R.]

Re: Mark of Excellence Awards

My brother in laws name was Joe Walker.

[Ed N.]

Re: Mark of Excellence Awards

1. Hill Award w/ a 1995 Convertible
2. 100 point master Judge Red Hat