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I have seen cars listed as NCRS Grade 1,2,3,4,and 5. Does anyone know where to find the descriptions for what each of them are?
Bill
Bill
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Re: NCRS Grading
The OLD CAR PRICE GUIDE uses a numerical grading system like you describe but NCRS hasn't ever used such a system. Perhaps some vet dealers use such a system. The best waqy to "grade" a vet that has passed thru the NCRS judging system is to utilize the cars past performance on the judging field, ie if its a top flight , it has scored 94% of better, 2nd flight 85% to 93.9, 3rd flight being 75% thru 83.9. To get more insight, buy the NCRS Judging manual from the guys in Cincy, ohio, page 3 of RESTORER mag. good luck, mike -
Re: NCRS Grading
Agree with Mike, but would add one caveat emptor - folks tend to think a car carries that "grade/designation" forward. A TOP FLIGHT remains a TOP FLIGHT only if you maintain the vehicle at that prestigious height for the remainder of the car's life. TOP FLIGHT is attained because a set of judges, on a certain day in history deemed a car to be TOP FLIGHT. Tomorrow, different story.Rick Aleshire
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