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Old 25-09-2011, 02:02 PM   #1
Tonz
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Default Country Shows show n shine

Iam involved with a country show on the Eyre Peninsula. We had someone organising a 'Show n Shine' but they have just pulled out and Ive been lumbered with the rest of organising.

We have 10 classes that will cover cars (4), utes (2), 4WD (2), bikes (1) and trucks/other (1) These will all have a !st prize of $100
But how the stuff do you judge these? Whats the criteria for different classes etc.

Cars will be pre 1970 factory std,
post 1970 fact. std
pre 1970 modified
post 1970 modified
utes std factory
modified

Help I need advise.

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