Automotive Restoration Resources by Category: Events & Standards

These Judging Guidelines are intended to provide information to assist Antique Automobile
Club of America (AACA) National Judges in evaluating antique vehicles at AACA National
Meets.

The objective of the Judging Rules is to provide the most uniform judging possible. The first Judging Manual was developed in February of 1986, at the request of the CCCA membership and Board of Directors, to upgrade the quality of our overall judging performance and to render a greater opportunity for CCCA members to participate in the judging procedure.

Over the years, the show and classification rules in this manual have been refined to encompass every aspect of the auto show sport. Every effort has been made for these rules to be as clear, concise and fair as possible for the majority of exhibitors. The ISCA ensures that all producers conduct events within the rules established for the betterment of the sport.

Article published June 2009 and written by David Schultz

The NCRS has compiled and is constantly updating highly detailed judging standards and rules for each basic model division from 1953 through 1996. The guidelines in these NCRS Technical Information Manuals are recognized throughout the hobby as THE STANDARD in determining originality.

The judging system is designed to educate each owner about their car as well as providing recognition for excellence in the areas of restoration, performance, or preservation. It is not a “cleanliness

Every car show has its own rules for judging, tailored to the type of cars at the competition.

Lists shows in North America

Lists classic car shows in New Jersey

Classic car & truck shows, auctions, and automotive events.