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Arno Leskinen
AROC National Concours Chair
April 2004
(Rev. 1 June 2006)COPYRIGHT AROC-USA 2004
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Event Chief Judge
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Entry List 17
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Qualification and Choosing
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Novice Judges 18
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Judges Temporarily
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Substitution of Judges 18
Refer to the Concours Manual
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Judging Method 18
Judge’s Meetings 18
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Scoresheets 19
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Interaction Between Owners
and Judges 21
Rejudging 22
Chapter 4 Judging the Car
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Paint Finish 23
Body Panels
Glass and Exterior
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