First Dutch Judging School

[Rob M.]

Have a look at the first Judging School organised by the Dutch Chapter (io). Our fresh membbers had a first inside in the judging process and tried out some actual judging on a Daytona Yellow/Black 1969 BB convertible.

greetings,
Rob.




Dutch Chapter Judging School

[Roy B.]

Re: First Dutch Judging School

They ant Dutch thier not wearing WOODEN shoes!

[Erik S.]

Re: First Dutch Judging School

Well, we all brush our teeth with Heineken these days; we moved away from the wooden shoes bit because it interferes with the 6 on the floor.

Anyway, thanks for organizing this Rob - very very informative.

Hopefully we will get the mandatory 25 members for the Dutch chapter - as the Joker said "I love it when a plan comes together".

Erik "light blue sweatpants" Stroeve

[Gary #41345]

Re: First Dutch Judging School

I'd like to see a little more door space in that room....looks like doors will hit if opened all the way....

[mike cobine]

Re: First Dutch Judging School

You have been looking at pictures of John Hinckley's garage too much.

By European standards, that is downright roomy. I had a garage in Thetford, England that a Mini fit fine, but you could only open one door of my Lotus and just barely at that.

[Dave McDufford]

Re: First Dutch Judging School

I you you look at the pictures in the attached link, it is actually nice facility.

Thanks for the pictures and update.

Dave

[Gary #41345]

Re: First Dutch Judging School

Took a look and agree the area is not bad, but now a little more concerned with the bottom of the air cleaner up against the paint.....am I being a little too picky..perhaps.

[Rob M.]

Re: First Dutch Judging School

Hi Gary,

The car needs repainting anyway and this particular judge knew this (since he is going to assist in the job doing it). I do agree in a normal situation this shouldn't be done!

greetings,
Rob.

[Michael W.]

Re: First Dutch Judging School

During 'real' Flight Judging, the car is sitting on the ground resting on it's wheel, not up in the air on a lift.