1967 Judging questions

[Jeremy H.]

I am having a 67 judged in Florida next week and have some questions:

I have a repo window sticker in a plastic sleeve, can I tape it to the window in that sleeve or does it need to be out of the sleeve? Also which side does it go on?

I have an original warrenty book but it is not for my car, nor is the POP. Is it better to leave the POP for the other car in my original book, or tear it out? I know it doesn't match my car, but I thought I might get more points for a least having an original GM POP.

Does the warrenty book go into the plastic bag with the owners manual?

Does the wheel card go in the plastic bag?

Do I put the spare set of keys in the envelope and if so do I seal it?

Thanks

Jeremy Hedges

[Joseph T.]

Re: 1967 Judging questions

Jeremy.
NCRS judging does not require a window sticker. Bloomington Gold requires a window sticker to be attached to side window.
I would say leave the warranty book, untouched, in the envelope with the rest of the contents ( Radio sheet, wheel card, owners manual etc) and hope the interior judge doesn't scrutinize it. The deduction will be minimal.
Do not seal the envelope with the spare keys.
Good luck in judging.

[Michael W.]

Re: 1967 Judging questions

Strict interpretation of the window sticker is that it should not be in the window at all. NCRS standard is as delivered, post dealer clean up.

[Jeremy H.]

Re: 1967 Judging questions

thanks for the info

[John H.]

Re: 1967 Judging questions

67's didn't have an envelope for the spare keys.

[David C.]

Re: 1967 Judging questions

67's didn't have an envelope for the spare keys.

John--I recieved a deduction last year for not having one (1 point) So I now have one in the car-we"ll see what happens this time

[Peter L.]

Re: 1967 Judging questions

John is correct as usual on the key envelope or lack there of for the 67. The key envelope everyone shows and sells as a 67 key envelope was introduced with the 68s and is "called out" in the 68 AIM. No envelope "call out" in the 67 AIM. Pete

[John H.]

Re: 1967 Judging questions

John--I recieved a deduction last year for not having one (1 point) So I now have one in the car-we"ll see what happens this time

Dave -

I threw my 3rd Edition JG out several years ago and can't remember if it mentioned a spare key envelope or not, but the current 4th Edition, published four or five years ago, does NOT. The spare key envelope started with the 1968 model year.

[Steven C.]

Re: 1967 Judging questions

John is correct as usual on the key envelope or lack there of for the 67. The key envelope everyone shows and sells as a 67 key envelope was introduced with the 68s and is "called out" in the 68 AIM. No envelope "call out" in the 67 AIM. Pete

Pete, I agree and the repo envelopes are easy to spot.