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Suggestion for Auburn 2009 regarding 2nd Generation Cars.
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24 Mar 2009 01:31 #13014
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It totally depends on your definition.
My definition is as follows:
A replicar is a car that is made to look like the original, and may have some of the original components, however it does not have the original drive train or chassis.
A re-bodied car is an original car drive train, that has a different or largely modified body on it or an original body that has a different or largely modified drive train under it.
An original car, has the original chassis and the original body in an unaltered state.
These definitions leave all sorts of grey areas...Is it still original if it has fiberglass fenders? etc. How much of it has to be original before it's re-bodied? It is pretty clear it's a replicar if there is a modern engine and fiberglass body. Where it gets muddy is the variation between a re-bodied and original car.
This just my opinion and your definition could be entirely different. I think you will find that the cars that sell for the most money are the ones that have a History behind them, that are documented original.
My definition is as follows:
A replicar is a car that is made to look like the original, and may have some of the original components, however it does not have the original drive train or chassis.
A re-bodied car is an original car drive train, that has a different or largely modified body on it or an original body that has a different or largely modified drive train under it.
An original car, has the original chassis and the original body in an unaltered state.
These definitions leave all sorts of grey areas...Is it still original if it has fiberglass fenders? etc. How much of it has to be original before it's re-bodied? It is pretty clear it's a replicar if there is a modern engine and fiberglass body. Where it gets muddy is the variation between a re-bodied and original car.
This just my opinion and your definition could be entirely different. I think you will find that the cars that sell for the most money are the ones that have a History behind them, that are documented original.
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23 Mar 2009 17:12 #13009
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Here's an odd question: If you were to take a genny Auburn chassis & engine and fabricate a speedster, using all metal parts, would that still be considered a second generation?
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23 Mar 2009 11:36 #13007
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Hi Mike,
Thank you very much for your help with the BOD motion and change in the classification designation for the 2nd Generation Cars.
Thank you very much for your help with the BOD motion and change in the classification designation for the 2nd Generation Cars.
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23 Mar 2009 02:58 #13004
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Hi Mark, The motion I made at the BOD Meeting passed unanimously. Your plates will now say 2nd Generation.
CORDially Mike
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08 Feb 2009 05:16 #12683
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Replied by mark tyra on topic Thanks Mike, That was too EZ
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08 Feb 2009 04:23 #12682
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Hi Mark, you just did. I will bring it up to the BOD.
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08 Feb 2009 01:23 #12680
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Suggestion for Auburn 2009 regarding 2nd Generation Cars. was created by mark tyra
In the past when we have shown our 2nd Generation Auburns, Cords and Duesenbergs at the Annual ACD Reunion. We are always issued the Paper Registration Tags (the ones that attach to our bumpers) with the classification "Replicar" stated on the bottom. Since the ACD club has a classification for our "2nd Generation" Cars and a place in the website forum, I think that our Paper Tags should no-longer read Replicar. What do you think?
I personnaly would like to see our Paper Tags and Show Classification stated as "2nd Generation". The Antique Automobile Club of America now has an official classification for "2nd Generation" cars to be displayed in at their meets.
What do you think? Who do we contact within the club to make this minor but needed change?
Let me know,
Mark Tyra
www.auburnspeedsters.com
"Dedicated to 2nd Generation Auburn Speedsters"
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I personnaly would like to see our Paper Tags and Show Classification stated as "2nd Generation". The Antique Automobile Club of America now has an official classification for "2nd Generation" cars to be displayed in at their meets.
What do you think? Who do we contact within the club to make this minor but needed change?
Let me know,
Mark Tyra
www.auburnspeedsters.com
"Dedicated to 2nd Generation Auburn Speedsters"
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