PHILOSOPHY

The overall philosophy of Touring Class Judging is that the “best” vehicle is the most original and correct vehicle in the best condition. All vehicles meeting the entry criteria will be judged, but any modifications will result in a less than perfect score.
INTENT
The intent of Touring Class is to give national recognition to those authentic appearing and well maintained Model As that are regularly driven to shows, club events, public interest, and for the general pleasure of the owner.

ENTRY CRITERIA

1. Model “A” type four cylinder engine
2. Model “A” front axle and suspension
3. Model “A” rear axle and suspension
4. Model “A” frame
5. Model “A” production type body and custom commercial bodies using Model “A” hood, cowl, and fenders
6. Model “A” production type fenders without alterations
7. No modifications such as chopped top or other body alterations
8. Must complete the mandatory tour
9. Must complete an equipment functional check
10. Owners are required to assist in judging activities (unless judging in Fine Point Judging going on at the same time)
11. Vehicle must not be entered in Fine Point Judging during the same meet

Touring Class Committee Report Touring Class Wednesday, 27 June 2007 Touring Class Committee Report . By Hugh Smith Touring Class Committee Chairman . Note: Click on the "Read More" button to read the reports. . Read more...

Touring Class Judging Questions and Answers Touring Class Tuesday, 26 June 2007 Touring Class Judging Questions and Answers The following is an accumulation of common questions regarding Touring Class Judging that have been received over several years and their answers. The intention of these Q & A pages is to provide the prospective Touring Class participant with some general information about the Touring Class process and philosophy. The Touring Class process is unlike any other judging process known to the antique car hobby. The Touring Class Committee has worked very hard to establish a process that is fair, equitable, and enjoyable for the participants while maintaining a standard that will collectively raise the quality of the membership's Model As. MARC's Touring Class Judging has enjoyed a steady increase in participation and quality of the vehicles over the years. It is believed this increase is due in part to the publishing and use of the Touring Class Standards by the participants and conducting seminars. Read more...