The whole club agrees with you, that's why we won't judge every tractor on the grounds anymore, but, and not by design, the club tends to lean heavily red, with Oliver probably being the next highest number. We want to at least give best restored and best original to the feature to encourage non members to bring theirs to help put on a good show of feature tractors when it's a brand not well represented by club members. This year we're featuring Ford. There are three or four members that come to mind that have Fords, but we won't have much of a feature show if we only have theirs.
Last year we featured Oliver. I advertised it in Oliver Heritage and Hart Parr Oliver Collector Magazine and we surprised the heck out of the guys who were in charge of the tractor display with the turnout. One of the Oliver guys from this forum who's not a member, brought one of his and one that he and his grandson restored together. The grandson's tractor took third place for best restored Oliver. We hope that made him feel good and that he'll remember us by coming to the show again.
That's why we are all in agreement that we need some sort of hints when the only judges we might be able to find could be a local pastor and the head of the DPW. Just something for them to go on so they're not just looking at paint. We're not looking for anything that will disqualify anybody from winning, we just want something we can all agree on to break ties when it's close so if somebody asks why one was chosen over another, the judges can say something besides ''this one's shinier''.
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