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Will the display field for flight judging be in a parking lot or on grass? I noticed there is a large area that looks like a parking lot near the river. Is there any break down available of the participating (registered)cars broken down by year? I have had friends ask about straight axles and had no clue on how many there would be.
We probably should wait for a response from one of the National hosts, but I think I know part of the answer. I believe all of the cars will be on pavement.
There are a myriad of ways one can participate with a Corvette at the National Convention. Someone may have a breakdown by years, but generally the cars are listed by the category in which they are registered...that is Flight judging, Bowtie judging, Sportsman, previous Duntov/McLellan display, etc. Because these events take place on different days, the list by event is necessary.
We probably should wait for a response from one of the National hosts, but I think I know part of the answer. I believe all of the cars will be on pavement.
There are a myriad of ways one can participate with a Corvette at the National Convention. Someone may have a breakdown by years, but generally the cars are listed by the category in which they are registered...that is Flight judging, Bowtie judging, Sportsman, previous Duntov/McLellan display, etc. Because these events take place on different days, the list by event is necessary.
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