That is a very clean car.
I tuned in another owner who is planning on attending the event from the Stocton area. This year will be his time there and to show his 1993 Mustang which is currently in the paint shop as we speak. Hopefully he will not be racing the clock on installing the equipment and everything else on the car if his body shop delivers a finished product in their projected time frame.Fingers crossed

I'm working on the owners of two restored '93 CHPs in the Salinas area too.

With the Ripon / Menlo Park Emergency Vehicle Show just over a month away (10/05/13) I wanted to let everyone know some changes we've made to the show.

In response to concerns about delays in the awards presentation the entries this year will be judged by teams of volunteer judges who are veterans and experts in the police car hobby. This will eliminate the need for counting over 1,500 votes and greatly speed up the awards process. There will be a people's choice category so participants can still pick their favorites.

The rule about no emergency equipment being allowed on cars in the daily driver class will be strictly enforced. This rule has been in place for a number of years but due to complaints we will step up enforcement by either asking the equipment be removed or the vehicle being moved to another class.
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Please make sure your car is registered in the appropriate class, every year we have to move a few cars to the correct category which slows down the process for other entrants. Please take a minute to check the classes and determine where your car should be. If you have any questions feel free to contact us. If at all possible please pre register as this will not only speed up your entrance to the show it will allow us to make sure we have adequate room to park the all vehicles in a class together.

When traveling to and from the show make sure you are in compliance with all vehicle codes regarding emergency equipment and markings.

Thanks for your support and we look forward to seeing you at the show.

http:// http://www.riponmenloparkpolicecarshow.com/

Thanks for the updated information.

So for equipment on a daily driver, is that just radios, scanners, sirens, and lights? Cause if my dad brings his daily driver like last year it has spotlights, push bar, and antennas.

CLEAR spotlights are OK as are antennas and a pushbar. In other words if anyone was stopped and the car inspected by an officer the car can't have anything they'd get in trouble for.

The intent with this class is to display a car as you'd drive it everyday.

A good move that should greatly help keep the judging and awards procedures moving along. You won't find a better group of experts in this hobby anywhere in the world. :thumbsup:

Still wish we had a show like this close to me....:(

Great show Kevin, keep up the good work!! :D

Tallyho, I'm in with 5201 this year as well.

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