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Classifications and Awards  
 
Preservation vs. Restoration Statement       
ACBS has been working for over a year to revise its judging criteria to be more supportive of the basic ACBS mission that emphasizes the preservation of good vintage boats, without discouraging the major restoration of those many boats that have deteriorated to the point that little of their original material can be well preserved if the boats are to be safely used.
 
This year judging has been further separated into two categories, "Best Preserved", where at least 65% of the original wood is maintained, and "Best Restored" where 35% or more has been replaced.  This is excluding bottom replacement, which is considered a safety item.

Classifications (Subject to change based on number of entrants)

    Historic                                       built prior to 1919
    Antique Runabout                   built 1919 thru 42
    Antique Utility                           built 1919 thru 42
    Classic Runabout                    built 1943 thru 68
    Classic Utility                            built 1943 thru 68
    Special Class   Eclectic group to include all entries that do not fit into other classes 
                (i.e.: canoes, rowing skiffs, etc.).
 
Based on the number and types of entries additional classes may be created.  I.e. the following:   
                  Production Contemporary    a production wood boat built 1969 – present
                             (i.e.: Grand Craft  or Bill Morgan’s Hackers)
                  Custom Contemporary       a one of a kind wood boat built 1969 – present 
                             (i.e.: Wayne Mocksfield’s “Way Craft”)
                  Replica   a copy of an historic, antique, or classic boat,  built in a non-production
                             manner….usually one of a kind (i.e.: Gold Cup Racer reproductions)
   
Awards
Awards will be given to participants based on the following point system.
Multiple 1st, 2nd and 3rd place awards in each class for boats scoring:
 
    First Place -          92 - 100 points 
    Second Place -    82 -   91 points
    Third Place -         71 -   81 points

   Best in Class Award”…….boat scoring highest in each class.

    “Best in Show”……selected from the “Best in Class” winners. (Best in Show can not be same for 5 years.) 

Additional Awards
 
Lady’s Choice
People’s Choice
Farthest Traveled
Oldest Boat
Best Un-restored - Best Preserved Boat
Best Period Memorabilia Display
Best Restoration Documentation Display
Best Chris Craft Award (Sponsored by Chris Craft Antique Boat Club)
Hagerty Award of Distinction
 
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