To drive or not to drive

[Stewart A.]

Re: To drive or not to drive

To hell with Top Flight if you can't drive your car !! Drive the car that's what it is. No one is saying to trash it. Be careful where you park it and what you sit behind but you have to drive it or you may as well sell it. Stewy

[Chris E.]

Re: To drive or not to drive

Caveat:

plenty of people have received the Duntov with cars that were driven to the events, too.

While not a Duntov, I drove my 72 to its Regional judging event (500+ miles one way) as well as to the Windsor National (200+ miles) where it received its Bowtie Arard in 2004.

Patrick

True, but if you're shooting for Duntov, you can lose SO few points. Driving gains you zero points towards Duntov and increases the risk that something will happen to the car in transit. Just my opinion. Clearly, it isn't the only opinion. No harm no foul.

[Paul J.]

Re: To drive or not to drive

Joe, the first thing that I plan to do after I finish my frame off restoration (and after the bugs are worked out) is take the car out and drive it. I can't wait for the feeling of driving a "brand new" 1964 Corvette. Whether I show it or not, I'm going to drive it. After all, it will probably be restored again by either me or the next owner.

Paul

[Jeff A.]

Re: To drive or not to drive

To hell with Top Flight if you can't drive your car !! Drive the car that's what it is. No one is saying to trash it. Be careful where you park it and what you sit behind but you have to drive it or you may as well sell it. Stewy

That is EXACTLY how I feel.
The joy of this hobby is driving your cars.