Thoughts on "Pefect 10" show
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integra_gsr98 wrote:
As for those ripping on the Escort... Dee that owns it is probably the nicest guy anybody could ever meet. He's spent a lot of time and put a lot of hard work into that car. It has many performance mods, including an Esslinger head, and probably one of the most in depth displays anybody could ever see.I would say he was a great pick for best Domestic SC.
he had not been there long and was still busy as heck cleaning his ride when i went over to see what was going on. i took alot of time looking the car over and then started thumbing through his book (now how many had a book), but anyways he was walking around me to get to the other side and i just started asking him questions and he stopped his cleaning to answer them and did so without a bit of disgust in his voice.
definitely a nice display and i love to see motor work done to anything that can have it done to it.
was great to have him stop and talk to me rather than brush me off to clean his car for judging. verry good impression.Monty
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For a first time show it went very well with minimal to no snags at all. What alot of people don't understand is there is alot of pressure that goes on behind the scenes (weather it be on stage, floor, judging, venders...etc) Whatever the outcome, people are never going to be happy. The best thing to do is to brush the dirt off the shoulders and figure out a way to become better for next year.
The only rant I have was the crushed bottle of O.J behind the stage..stunk like old wood and orange juice for a good portion of the night haha (the story behind it was quite hilarious).
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DJ_Mixed_Menace wrote:
For a first time show it went very well with minimal to no snags at all. What alot of people don't understand is there is alot of pressure that goes on behind the scenes (weather it be on stage, floor, judging, venders...etc) Whatever the outcome, people are never going to be happy.DING DING DING...we have a winner! You have no idea how hard it is to judge cars, do the security, clean your own car and run the PS2 booth. Sounds easy enough, but its really rather a pain. But I'd do it all again if asked.
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Thank you once again to tintmasters, models, and crew for their hard work, the entrants for showing and the spectators for coming! All are needed to make a successful show, and to me the show looked pretty successful.
My favorite part was getting to drive afterwards, but its been awhile since I have been able to cruise.
As far as judging goes, that is not one job I would like to have. It is a difficult job, one that always recieves harsh crticism.
And I agree with tufte, if you do not like it, try to change it for the next show. So far this year I have tried to do at least one thing diffrent to my car before each show that I have entered. (this time a carbon fiber spark plug cover WOOO HOOO!)
also to answer tufte's question I did get some things done to the interior right before Autovations. The pics are on the cardomain, nothing much but I think it looks clean!
thanks again everyone for a great time
Team EMOTION
TSCatalyst.com
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More Pics:
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by far the best pic from the show;)
http://photobucket.com/albums/b303/HiMtncPrncss/?action=view¤t=41b0aa46.jpg
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yeh prolly not.......none of the models were all that great but i mean if some of jims relatives or sister or some thing were there then meybe but yeh the car show was alright i didnt really enjoy the lights off part cuz i wanted a good look at the cars but yeh it was great
-This was not said by all_glow_no_go!
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tjamz wrote:
Advice to anyone who is going to have their car judged by me: I check 2 wheel wells and under the sideskirts for dirt. If I find dirt in any of those areas I deduct points from the cleanliness section. Seriously, 95% of the cars had CHUNKS of dirt up in their wheel wells.I hope I got bonus points for the chunks of rubber I left "intentionally" in my wheel wells.
DaveH
'94 Supra- 7.77 @ 176mph -
projectcivic93 wrote:
yeh prolly not.......none of the models were all that great but i mean if some of jims relatives or sister or some thing were there then meybe but yeh the car show was alright i didnt really enjoy the lights off part cuz i wanted a good look at the cars but yeh it was greatWowwww LOL, here we go again.
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DaveH wrote:
I hope I got bonus points for the chunks of rubber I left "intentionally" in my wheel wells.They didn't rub off, so you didn't get docked....actually very few people in the Ground Assault/Veritas/Combat Zone section had any dirt in their wheel wells.... perhaps it was because they have all been judged this way before.
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youngin2nr wrote:
My top Ten For every vehicle there:
4.white on white STiThanks, but mine isn't an STi. The white STi had Bronze wheels, the White WRX wagon had green wheels. The other WRX wasn't white so I assume you meant me. Thanks though!
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Overall I thought the show went very well. I'd bet that if anyone attending didn't know it was the first year of this, that they wouldn't know any better. Everything was well organized, the cars came in and out well, the ticket booth and door monitors worked well, the lighting, car layout, etc was very good. I would rate the show as a 9 out of 10, which is very impressive since it was a first. My only dislikes were the music was a little too loud (I like to be able to carry on a conversation easier, and yes I'm old LOL) and I ended up being parked in front of the fog machine which covered my car in goo by the end of the nite.
Oh, and anyone complaining about the models is gay.
DaveH
'94 Supra- 7.77 @ 176mph -
tjamz wrote:
They didn't rub off, so you didn't get docked....actually very few people in the Ground Assault/Veritas/Combat Zone section had any dirt in their wheel wells.... perhaps it was because they have all been judged this way before.how dirty were my wheel wells? i didnt clean under the side skirts so i know that was dirty...but i thought i got my wheel wells pretty clean for 120k+ miles and being the first time i ever washed the car...
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DaveH wrote:
Overall I thought the show went very well. I'd bet that if anyone attending didn't know it was the first year of this, that they wouldn't know any better. Everything was well organized, the cars came in and out well, the ticket booth and door monitors worked well, the lighting, car layout, etc was very good. I would rate the show as a 9 out of 10, which is very impressive since it was a first. My only dislikes were the music was a little too loud (I like to be able to carry on a conversation easier, and yes I'm old LOL) and I ended up being parked in front of the fog machine which covered my car in goo by the end of the nite.Oh, and anyone complaining about the models is gay.
well sorry about the fog dave, if you want i could wash the goo off your ride if you let me drive it or give me a ride being i'm kinda responsible for the fog machine.
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it could be both nick
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97Cav wrote:
well sorry about the fog dave, if you want i could wash the goo off your ride if you let me drive it or give me a ride being i'm kinda responsible for the fog machine.Thx for the offer but it's no big deal. I'll have some time to wash it off today. You can have a ride anytime, but I don't let too many people drive it. :eek:
DaveH
'94 Supra- 7.77 @ 176mph -
tjamz wrote:
You are correct, judging did have score sheets, I should have been more clear. The only section that I could have any sort of personal opinion added was the "Overall Appearance" category. Everything else was based on cleanliness/display/ICE/Performance Mods/Exterior Mods/Interior Mods/Custom Paint or Graphics/Clean Paint/and one more category I can't think of off the top of my head.Advice to anyone who is going to have their car judged by me: I check 2 wheel wells and under the sideskirts for dirt. If I find dirt in any of those areas I deduct points from the cleanliness section. Seriously, 95% of the cars had CHUNKS of dirt up in their wheel wells.
What the hell is ICE?
Also, I have a question. Since you judge interior/exterior mods, does this mean cars that don't have any get poor judging?
haha
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