67 judging manual

[Donald O.]

Re: 67 judging manual

With color or black & white photos?

[Patrick H.]

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With color or black & white photos?

Surely you jest.

[Donald O.]

Re: 67 judging manual

Surely you jest.

I jest you not, and don't call me surely.

[Randy R.]

Re: 67 judging manual

Thank you for the replies

Randy

[Donald A.]

Re: 67 judging manual

Just FYI the 6th Edition 1967 Guide is now listed in the NCRS Store under the C2 section, I ordered mine today

[Enzo C.]

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Hello Donald, that's great news that it's released... A question for Dave B.... is will it be available purchase at the judging retreat in a few weeks ??

[Michael M.]

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Can anyone tell me what drove the need for a new edition? Two years since the 5th Edition seems pretty quick, especially since there was an eight year gap between the 4th and 5th Edition.

I guess my real question is, do the changes justify spending another $56 (with shipping)?

[Enzo C.]

Re: 67 judging manual

Hi Michael, I know that there are some items missed and others were wrong ... So we start again...

[Richard M.]

Re: 67 judging manual

Can we just buy the changes?

(Nyuk, Nyuk)

[Enzo C.]

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Hey Rich... That would be wonderful to only charge for the revised pages to members...

[Chris E.]

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I will miss the old version, but mainly because of the cover. I know the red car on the cover "fairly well"....

[Brian D.]

Re: 67 judging manual

Yes Chris, I remember meeting you in Hampton.
You may have been as excited about the cover art as you were your Duntov Award!

[Brian D.]

Re: 67 judging manual

With all the work that goes into a manual revision, I would think the proofreading and accuracy checks ought to keep a new edition from being required 2 to 3 years later.

[Ara G.]

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With all the work that goes into a manual revision, I would think the proofreading and accuracy checks ought to keep a new edition from being required 2 to 3 years later.

Human errors can occur, but keep in mind an ever-evolving knowledge base can dictate the need for manual revisions, sooner than you may think, that ultimately benefits all owners and admirers. ARA

[Michael J.]