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If you would like to print a nomination form and mail it to us, please click here for the nomination form. The nomination form will include mailing instructions.
OWNER INFORMATION NOMINATOR INFORMATION
Name Name    [if different from owner]
Address Address    [if different from owner]
City, State, Zip City, State, Zip    [if different from owner]
Day Telephone Day Telephone    [if different from owner]
Evening Telephone Evening Telephone    [if different from owner]
Fax Fax    [if different from owner]
Email Address Email Address    [if different from owner]
 
VEHICLE INFORMATION
Year Nationally Recognized Awards
Make
Model and Body Style Notes of Interest for Showfield
Coach Builder
Image of Vehicle
 
SELECT A CATEGORY
Category 1 -- 2008 Theme - "A Century of Automotive Innovation"
1908 & later - Beginning with the introduction of the Ford Model T in 1908 and the dawn of mass production, the automotive industry has provided a wealth of technology and innovation for well over one hundred years. These vehicles highlight the pinnacles of engineering excellence, styling, and technology in the era they were produced.
 
Category 2 -- Brass Era
This class includes vehicles built prior to January 1, 1916 as recognized by the Horseless Carriage Club of America and reflecting the automobile's earliest years.
 
Category 3 -- Classic Era (1925-1948 Inclusive)
These vehicles include those recognized by the Classic Car Club of America as full classics.
 
Category 4 -- Sports Cars
This class includes domestic and foreign cars of lightweight body work, designed for speed and handling.
An emphasis will be placed on rarity and aesthetics.
 
Category 5 -- Competition
This class recognizes all vehicles that have participated in racing and have a documented history of doing such.
 
Category 6 -- Performance Cars (1949 to 1963)
With the arrival in 1949 of America's first modern ohv V-8 engines, these domestic vehicles are the predecessors to the muscle car.
 
Category 7 -- Muscle Cars (1964 to 1974)
Beginning with the Pontiac's GTO, these domestic vehicles reflect a time when horsepower was king.
 
Category 8 -- Specialty Vehicles
Includes all concept vehicles, prototypes and rare one-of-a-kind vehicles.
 
Category 9 -- General
Recognizing vehicles deserving of Concours participation that are not categorized within other Concours classifications.
 
Category 10 -- Special Celebration - "Evolution of the Tailfin"
GM stylist Harley Earl is credited with this styling craze first appearing on the 1948 Cadillac and inspired by P-38 lightning aircraft. Taken to the extremes by Virgil Exner, Dave Holls and other greats, this stylistic element lost favor with the buying public in the mid-1960's. These vehicles best exemplify this time of stylistic excess.
 
Category 11 -- Motorcycles (1959 & Earlier)
Innovations in engineering, performance and style; motorcycle milestones.
 
Category 12 -- Wood-Bodied Cars (Through 1953 Inclusive)
What began as the "Depot Hack" evolved into magnificent examples of the coachbuilder's craft and an elegant expression of wealth and good taste among the country club set. These vehicles best typify that era culminating with Buick's final production "Woodie" in 1953.
 
Category 13 -- Contemporary Supercars
Powerful, exotic, expensive, rare and exclusive providing the ultimate motoring experience. This class celebrates these modern automobiles that look great, go fast, drive superbly, where cost is no object.
 
Category 14 -- Preservation - Unrestored
A vehicle unrestored and preserved in the condition in which it was delivered from the factory.
 
Category 15 -- Debut
A vehicle that is making its first appearance at a major national automobile show.