NCRS Judging
07-27-2015, 04:25 PM
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NCRS Judging
I have a 1962 corvette that I am interested in selling. Some years ago it was scored by NCRS, with a pretty high rating. Would anybody know the points out of a hundred that is required for a Top Flight Award?
07-27-2015, 04:46 PM
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It is a somewhat complex formula based on a total of 4500 points for both originality, condition and operations of all systems. The short answer is that 94% or above gets a Top Flight.
07-27-2015, 05:58 PM
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hi tom,
I finally found your new post. they do not score by the 100. they score by a raw score of 4510 points. you need 94% of that to earn a top-flight or around 4239 points out of 4510. a second flight is 85% or 3833 points and a third flight is 75% or 3382 points. I hope this helps you.
kevin
I finally found your new post. they do not score by the 100. they score by a raw score of 4510 points. you need 94% of that to earn a top-flight or around 4239 points out of 4510. a second flight is 85% or 3833 points and a third flight is 75% or 3382 points. I hope this helps you.
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07-27-2015, 10:00 PM
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hi tom,
I finally found your new post. they do not score by the 100. they score by a raw score of 4510 points. you need 94% of that to earn a top-flight or around 4239 points out of 4510. a second flight is 85% or 3833 points and a third flight is 75% or 3382 points. I hope this helps you.
kevin
I finally found your new post. they do not score by the 100. they score by a raw score of 4510 points. you need 94% of that to earn a top-flight or around 4239 points out of 4510. a second flight is 85% or 3833 points and a third flight is 75% or 3382 points. I hope this helps you.
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07-27-2015, 11:03 PM
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Here's a link to the NCRS Judging Sheets, including C1 Scoring.
http://www.ncrs.org/services/judging-score-sheets.php
http://www.ncrs.org/services/judging-score-sheets.php
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NCRS Score Breakdown
Tom,
As stated, the total score is 4510 and you need 94% of that number to Top Flight. Here's how the 4510 breaks down: Operations Section 730 points possible but there are bonus points for a fire extinguisher, battery disconnect and NCRS decal. Operations is everything from idle speed to working clock. Interior Section has 890 possible points (pay close attention to proper screws and washers). Exterior has 1055 possible points, mechanical section has 1025, Chassis has 810. Points from each section are added up to create a Raw Score and then divided by 45 to get a Grand Total Score. Grand Total Score is out to one decimal place and not rounded. I have an example score sheet from a National Judging event if you want tot see it.
Chris
As stated, the total score is 4510 and you need 94% of that number to Top Flight. Here's how the 4510 breaks down: Operations Section 730 points possible but there are bonus points for a fire extinguisher, battery disconnect and NCRS decal. Operations is everything from idle speed to working clock. Interior Section has 890 possible points (pay close attention to proper screws and washers). Exterior has 1055 possible points, mechanical section has 1025, Chassis has 810. Points from each section are added up to create a Raw Score and then divided by 45 to get a Grand Total Score. Grand Total Score is out to one decimal place and not rounded. I have an example score sheet from a National Judging event if you want tot see it.
Chris