Entering Your Vehicle

Entry Standards

Car Classes

Entries To Date

Special Concours Awards

Entry Form Page 1

Entry Form Page 2

Schedule of Events

Accommodations and Secure Car Storage

CONCOURS ENTRY STANDARDS

Due to space limitations on campus, the Club can accept no more than 350 antique, classic, sports, special interest, rod, or custom cars for display and judging at the 2008 Concours. Toward that end, a maximum of 14 cars will be accepted in each class. In addition, there will be approximately 50 automobiles in keeping with the theme of the show for this year:

The Registration Committee will review all entries prior to acceptance to ensure Concours or show quality. Also, the Judging Committee reserves the right to add, delete, or combine classes as appropriate. Cars entered for Concours judging will be judged for authenticity, preparation, and elegance.

Rods and custom cars will be judged for style and finish. Judging results are final and will not be released to car owners.

Class Awards will be presented for First, Second, and Third Place. However, the minimum points for awards in each class are 92 for First, 85 for Second, and 75 for Third.

At the discretion of the judges, awards for best original car may also be made in selected classes.

CONCOURS 2008 CAR CLASSES

Class	Class Name	Years
A1	Antique Automobiles	Through 1910
A2	Antique Automobiles	1911 - 1920
A3	Antique Automobiles	1921 - 1931
B1	Special Interest Cars	1932 - 1939
B2	Special Interest Cars	1940 - 1949
C1	Classic Closed Cars	1925 - 1936
C2	Classic Closed Cars	1937 - 1948
C3	Classic Open Cars	1925 - 1934
C4	Classic Open Cars	1935 - 1948
C5	Bentley	Through 1948
C6	Rolls Royce	Through 1948
C7	European Classic Cars	Through 1948
D	Model A Fords	1928 - 1931
E	Early Ford	1932 - 1948
F	Vintage Chevrolet	1936 - 1948
G	General Motors	1949 - 1959
H	Ford Motor Company	1949 - 1959
I	Chrysler Corporation	1949 - 1959
J	Domestic Collector Cars	1949 - 1959
J1	Buick Motor Cars	1950 - 1971
K	General Motors	1960 - 1971
K1	Chevrolet	1960 - 1971
L	Ford Motor Company	1960 - 1971
L1	Mustang	1964 - 1971
L2	Shelby American
M	Chrysler Corporation	1960 - 1971
N	Domestic Collector Cars	1960 - 1971
O	Thunderbird	1955 - 1966
P	Sports Cars & Tourers to $2,000	Through 1975
Q	Sports Cars & Tourers $2,000 to $6,000	Through 1962
Q1	Sports Cars & Tourers $2,000 to $6,000	1963 - 1975
R	Sports Cars & Tourers over $6,000	Through 1975
R1	Mercedes - Benz	Through 1969
S	Porsche	Through 1979
T	Ferrari Motor Cars	Through 1979
U	Jaguar Sports Cars	Through 1975
V	Corvette	Through 1975
W	Rolls Royce & Bentley Motor Cars	1949 - 1975
WB	Wooden Boats
X	Commercial Vehicles	Through 1970
Y	Retired Race Cars
Z	Vintage Motorcycles	Through 1975
Z1	Vintage Scooter	Through 1975
Z21	Custom & Modified Cars - Steel Body Open	Pre WW II
Z22	Custom & Modified Cars - Steel Body Closed	Pre WW II
Z23	Custom & Modified Cars - Glass Body Open	Pre WW II
Z24	Custom & Modified Cars - Glass Body Closed	Pre WW II
Z25	Custom & Modified Cars - Pick Up & Truck	Pre WW II
Z31	Custom & Modified Cars - Full Custom	Post WW II
Z32	Custom & Modified Cars - Semi-Custom	Post WW II
Z33	Custom & Modified Cars - Modified	Post WW II
Z34	Custom & Modified Cars - Hand Built Sports Cars	Post WW II

* As defined by the Classic Car Club of America
** Based on original factory invoice

SPECIAL CONCOURS AWARDS

In addition to Class Awards, the following Best of Show Awards will be presented at this year's Concours:

• Best of Show, Pre-World War II: Best Classic & Best Non-Classic
• Best of Show, Post World War II: Best Open & Best Closed

The following Special Awards will also be presented:

• Arnold N. Franks Sweepstakes Award, selected by the Rotary Club of Forest Grove in memory of late, long-time Rotarian and Concours Co Founder Arnold Franks.
• Allen Stephens Elegance Award, awarded to the most elegant automobile and presented in memory of Concours Co-Founder Al Stephens.
• Guy & Flo Carr Award, selected by the Concours Committee for the most outstanding Chevrolet at the Concours.
• Rotary President's Award, selected by a Club committee as the Pre-War car best exemplifying artistic style in auto design.
• Pacific University President's Award, selected by the President of Pacific University as the car college students would most have desired when the car was new.
• Concours Rod / Custom Award, presented to the most stylish rod or custom car at the Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

SATURDAY, JULY 19, 2008:

An Evening of Elegance
Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club, Banks

This year's elegant evening social will be held from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m., with a buffet, wine, and entertainment. Tickets will be available April 1, 2008. Admission is limited to Entrants, Judges, Sponsors, Rotary Club Members and their Special Guests by invitation only. The evening will also include a preview of some of the antique and other automotive stars of Sunday's Concours d'Elegance.

SUNDAY, JULY 20, 2008:

Concours d'Elegance
Pacific University Campus, Forest Grove

5:30 a.m. Begin placement of cars.
6:00 a.m. Breakfast bar opens in University Center.
8:00 a.m. Entrants' gate is closed and cars are to be in place.
8:00 a.m. Judges' meeting in University Center.
8:30 a.m. Breakfast bar closes; Food booths open.
8:30 a.m. Spectator gates open.
9:00 a.m. Old College Hall exhibits open.
9:00 a.m. Judging of cars begins.
9:00 a.m. Entertainment begins.
Noon Judging to be completed.
3:00 p.m. Awards Ceremony begins.
4:00 p.m. Old College Hall exhibits close.
4:30 p.m. Concours concludes. Cars may leave display areas.

ACCOMMODATIONS

SECURED CAR STORAGE:

Covered, secured storage is available for your car from noon Saturday, July 19th, until Sunday morning. All cars must be moved from storage not later than 7:30 a.m. Sunday morning. Please mark the appropriate box on the Entry Form.

LODGING AND DINING:
A list of local motels, bed and breakfast inns, and restaurants will be made available at your request. Please mark the appropriate box on the Entry Form