| In a message dated 9/20/99 3:05:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time, kturk@ala.net 
writes:
<< one of the reasons I don't go to local car shows is the inability of folks
 to determine what they are looking at... >>
I agree with Keith here--I have been asked to judge cars at shows as a 
participant and am always at a loss to judge one great car against another.  
Two things I like to know, and use prolifically to judge a car in my most 
amateruish way:  First, I look at the tires and the pedals to determine if it 
is a driver.  I give drivers higher points than trailer queens.  Secondly, I 
like to know whether the work was done by the owner or whether he/she had big 
bucks and paid someone else to deliver a perfect specimen to them.  Trailer 
Queens and hiring work out are great, and I wouldnt criticize either, but it 
just seems to be a premium if you drive one you built yourself.
Flame shield in place!!!!!
--David C.
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