Best of the Best Points Scale

 

 

There are several different ways to accumulate BOB Points throughout the year.  The more you travel and the further away from home that you travel will reward you the most points.  Don't forget, the BOB is only for cars that are driven to and from the car show.  That means driving the car the entire distance from your home to the show and back home, not trailering the car to the local hotel, unloading it, and driving over to the car show. Although not required, it would behoove you to keep a travel log to document the miles that you have driven your car during the year.  Show, Travel, Points and Requirements are as follows:

 

A.                 Home/Local Shows are within 1 hour from your residence.

 

B.                 In-State Shows are anywhere within the State that you reside in.

 

C.                Out of State Shows are anywhere outside the State Line you reside in.

 

D.                Regional Shows are shows with your ISSCA Region as shown at:  http://www.goissca.org/region_map.htm

 

E.                 National Show(s) is wherever the site is selected to be held that year.

 

NOTE:  Points will only be awarded, if your vehicle is present and participates in the event.

 

Points will be awarded as follows:

 

A.                       Home/Local Shows will be awarded………………………….…..1 point

 

B.                       In-State Shows will be awarded……………………...……….....5 points

 

C.                      Out of State Shows will be awarded………………….…….….10 points

 

D.                      Regional Shows will be awarded……………………………….15 points

 

E.                       National Show(s) will be awarded……………………..……….25 points

 

 

 

Points for Placing in the above Shows:

 

A.                 Home/Local Show:

 

1st place……………………………………………………….........10 points

2nd place…………………………………………………….………..6 points

3rd place………………………………………………….…………...3 points

Attendance…………………………………………….......................1 point

 

B.                 In-State Show:

 

1st place………………………………………………………….….15 points

2nd place………………………………………………………........10 points

3rd place………………………………………………………………5 points

Attendance…………………………………………………………...2 points

 

C.                Out of State Show

 

1st place……………………………………………………………..20 points

2nd place…………………………………………………………….14 points

3rd place………………………………………………………………9 points

Attendance………………………..................................................3 points

 

D.                Regional Show:

 

1st place……………………………………………………………..25 points

2nd place…………………………………………………………….16 points

3rd place………………………………………………………………8 points

Attendance…………………………………………………………...4 points

 

E.                 National Show(s):

 

1st place……………………………………………………………..50 points

2nd place…………………………………………………………….35 points

3rd place……………………………………………………………..25 points

Attendance………………………………………………………….10 points

 

 

Non ISSCA Shows (i.e. Super Chevy, World of Wheels, ICSA, YearOne, SLP, etc.):

 

These are not ISSCA Sanctioned Car Shows but Nationally held Shows in which ISSCA members may travel to and attend, showing their vehicles.

 

A.                 These Shows will be Classed the same as ISSCA Sanctioned Shows.

1.      Home/Local

2.      In-State

3.      Out of State

4.      Regional

 

B.                 These Show Points will be HALF (1/2) the Point Value as ISSCA Shows.

 

In-State Travel Points:

 

If you travel 1 hour to a Show…………………………………………...1 point

If you travel 2+ hours to a Show……………………………………….2 points

If you travel 4+ hours to a Show……………………………………….3 points

If you travel 6+ hours to a Show……………………………………….4 points

If you travel 8+ hours to a Show……………………………………….5 points

 

Out of Your Region Travel Points:

 

If you travel Out of Your Region to attend a ISSCA Car Show Event.

 

Example:

 

If you live in Texas (Region 6) and travel to Detroit (Region 7) then you would receive 10 Traveling Points (you cross Region 5 to get to Region 7).

 

If you live in Florida (Region 13) and travel to Maine (Region 10) then you would receive 30 Traveling Points (you cross Regions 9, 12, & 11 to get to Region 10).

 

If you live in California (Region 2) and travel to Maine (Region 10) then you would receive 60 Traveling Points (you cross Regions 3, 6, 5, 7, 8, & 11 to get to Region 10).

 

Who will YOU Report your BOB Points to:

 

YOU will report your Points to your Regional Director who will keep a running tally and report them to the Head Car Show Judge ever Quarter.

 

How will they know who you are?  Your ISSCA membership number will be YOUR permanent vehicle number.

 

*Note*

 

It is the Vehicle Owners Responsibility to report THEIR OWN Points!!  The Regional Director will not ask ANYONE for THEIR Points!!

 

YOU WANT THEM – YOU REPORT THEM!!

 

A Legible Photocopy of these must be sent to your Regional Director when you submit them (YOU need to keep the Original Copy for your records and for any tax purposes in case they get lost).

 

Who Will Verify YOUR Points

 

To be eligible to receive Show Points:

 

A.                 YOU MUST have the Event Organizer or the Car Show Head Judge sign YOUR Entry Form with the Time, Date, Location and What Place you were Awarded or if You just Showed.

 

B.                 The Entry form must also have their Name, Position, and a Valid Phone Number that they can be reached.

 

C.                It is YOUR responsibility to have YOUR ISSCA Membership Number on this form also.

 

 

Thank you,

Larry D. Hall

ISSCA Head Car Show Judge