[Shelby CS8]

Trophies on display at Crevier Classic Cars....



My Wife April and the K&S guy's getting the trophies ready for the awards presentation....



Here are the car show winners.







Best Shelby GT/Hertz Jim & Donna Nordin 2007 Black Shelby GT 300HP





Best Shelby GT500 Alex Mackenzie 2008 Vapor GT500 653HP

This post has been edited by Shelby CS8: 28 August 2009 - 11:32 AM

[Shelby CS8]

Best Shelby GT 500 SS Enis Yeneriz 2007 Grabber Orange GT500 SS 600HP





Best Shelby GT500 KR Don Peterson 2008 Black GT500 KR 540HP





Best Shelby Special Interest Deanne & Vicky Palmer 2007 Shelby CS8 416HP





Best Mustang GT Hendrix Nowells 2007 Torch Red Mustang GT 300HP





Best Roush Bill Lohr 2006 Black Roush Stage 1 Mustang 440HP

This post has been edited by Shelby CS8: 28 August 2009 - 11:05 AM

[Shelby CS8]

Best Saleen Art Stromer 2006 Silver S281 Saleen Mustang 365HP





Furthest Traveled Ken Pmiije 2007 Torch Red GT500 500HP





Highest Horsepower Alex Mackenzie's Friend accepting on behalf 2008 Vapor GT500 653HP





Carroll Shelby Foundation Award: Enis Yeneriz

This post has been edited by Shelby CS8: 08 September 2009 - 11:33 AM

[MY500SS]

Congrats to all the winners .

[HORSBYT]

Were there any Shelby GT's there?

[Shelby CS8]

HORSBYT, on Aug 28 2009, 12:54 PM, said:

Were there any Shelby GT's there?

Quite a few.

[clark17357]

HORSBYT, on Aug 28 2009, 12:54 PM, said:

Were there any Shelby GT's there?

Hi Cliff,

There were a number of us there. Rick was told that there was no Shelby GT class in the show. I did not hear about that until after the fact. It was a bit strange. Rick and I registered one right after the other and they put him in Class 3 (whatever that was) and me in Class 4 (whatever that was).

Jim

[Shelby CS8]

clark17357, on Aug 28 2009, 01:27 PM, said:

Hi Cliff,

There were a number of us there. Rick was told that there was no Shelby GT class in the show. I did not hear about that until after the fact. It was a bit strange. Rick and I registered one right after the other and they put him in Class 3 (whatever that was) and me in Class 4 (whatever that was).

Jim

Jim,

Who told you there was no Shelby GT class? Where did this info about a "class 3" and "class 4" ? We had no such classes or classification. Our trophies which I think were unanoucned were the following criteria:

Best of:
Shelby GT/Hertz
Shelby GT500
Shelby GT500 SS
Shelby GT500 KR
Shelby Special Interest
Roush
Saleen
Mustang GT
Furthest Traveled
Highest Horsepower

All the trophies were chosen by a panel of 3 judges, not anyone from our company. We handed them a registration list and they picked from there. I would like to understand where this confusion came from. Please help.

[REDTAIL]

as of 8/15 there were 11 Shelby GT registered for the event . i think i counted around 20 at the day of the show


JIM

[Shelby CS8]

REDTAIL, on Aug 28 2009, 02:20 PM, said:

as of 8/15 there were 11 Shelby GT registered for the event . i think i counted around 20 at the day of the show


JIM

Jim, where did you get our registration info? Were you buttering up to the registration girls?? LOL, the Shelby GT's showed up in force!

This post has been edited by Shelby CS8: 28 August 2009 - 01:27 PM

[REDTAIL]

its the 14th thread down in the events thread's


JIM

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[HORSBYT]

So who won the SGT/Hertz class?

[Shelby CS8]

HORSBYT, on Aug 28 2009, 02:50 PM, said:

So who won the SGT/Hertz class?

Um read at the top. It was the first person listed. Jim & Donna Nordin.

[HORSBYT]

Shelby CS8, on Aug 28 2009, 02:52 PM, said:

Um read at the top. It was the first person listed. Jim & Donna Nordin.

Ooops! Got it! That's cool!

[clark17357]

Shelby CS8, on Aug 28 2009, 01:56 PM, said:

Jim,

Who told you there was no Shelby GT class? Where did this info about a "class 3" and "class 4" ? We had no such classes or classification.

All the trophies were chosen by a panel of 3 judges, not anyone from our company. We handed them a registration list and they picked from there. I would like to understand where this confusion came from. Please help.

Rick Yates said he heard from you there was no such class. The class 3 and 4 is what your people at the registration table wrote on Rick's and my sheets before we got them. Those were the sheets we were to put in our window.

There was zero information about the car show provided to me either before the event or at the event in terms of what classes there were, what class my car would be put in, who or how many were judging and so forth. I had never entered a car show before and care little about them in the overall scheme (except to admire the time people put into making their cars look sharp) so please understand I am not upset.

I have been to plenty of car shows as a spectator and my experience had been that each car was plainly labeled as to what class it was entered in. At your show, I was not even aware when exactly the cars were being judged.

Not pinging on you, Jason, as you had plenty of balls in the air getting done all you got done and I had a good time at the event. Did you get the CD of photos I mailed to you?

Jim

This post has been edited by clark17357: 28 August 2009 - 03:51 PM

[pottydr]

I did not hear it from Jason, there were two guys walking around the cars, one of them asked me what kind of car I had, I told them it was a SGT and he said there was no SGT class, He asked me if my car was a hertz and I said no, I told him I was in class three as thats what it says on my show card, I"am not upset either, I just want my items in the auction, soon, as the game tickets are for monday nite

[Shelby CS8]

clark17357, on Aug 28 2009, 04:49 PM, said:

Rick Yates said he heard from you there was no such class. The class 3 and 4 is what your people at the registration table wrote on Rick's and my sheets before we got them. Those were the sheets we were to put in our window.

There was zero information about the car show provided to me either before the event or at the event in terms of what classes there were, what class my car would be put in, who or how many were judging and so forth. I had never entered a car show before and care little about them in the overall scheme (except to admire the time people put into making their cars look sharp) so please understand I am not upset.

I have been to plenty of car shows as a spectator and my experience had been that each car was plainly labeled as to what class it was entered in. At your show, I was not even aware when exactly the cars were being judged.

Not pinging on you, Jason, as you had plenty of balls in the air getting done all you got done and I had a good time at the event. Did you get the CD of photos I mailed to you?

Jim

Jim, I dont recall telling Rick that there wasnt a SGT class. I may have missunderstood the question, but I knew there was an SGT class as i designed and ordered the trophies weeks prior. At my shows, we never play up the trophies. In my opinion, I want people to have a good time. If we have a budget for trophies then we get them. To clarify things I now understand what the #3 and #4 are, those are your rally sticker numbers aka your registration number or the order in which we recieved your check in the mail. That determined your rally number. The rally stickers did a variety of things, it let us know WHO was actually a paid participant, who's car was who's, and come judging time we knew who's car was who's.

I will tell you most show's dont operate the way we do ours. I usually have a select few judges selected for their automotive knowledge and/or dignatary and I let them select the winners. I personally hate a car show where friends vote for their friends cars instead of the car that actually should win. It's my spin on what I feel is the right way to do it. The criteria given to the judges was simple, what was cleanly build/designed and stood out to them. As you can see the clases were simple for the judges to distinguish. They are car experts and they knew exactly what cars went into each catagory.

I know your not upset Jim, but as a first time attendee to my events, i would only guess you might not know how we do things....plainly said we keep them simple and on time...with little MIC time...lol. Its ALL about the cars.

pottydr, on Aug 28 2009, 05:15 PM, said:

I did not hear it from Jason, there were two guys walking around the cars, one of them asked me what kind of car I had, I told them it was a SGT and he said there was no SGT class, He asked me if my car was a hertz and I said no, I told him I was in class three as thats what it says on my show card, I"am not upset either, I just want my items in the auction, soon, as the game tickets are for monday nite

Rick,

Im not sure who those two gentlemen were. But im glad you have a good time. As far as your auction items go, i think our mail man died. We have had no mail service for two days...god forbid. So I will be going to the Mustang nationals tomorrow up in the valley and will bring your stuff with me, or I will go as far as meeting you in LA on monday or putting your tickets in will call at the stadium. Things have been extremely hectic here since the event and im sorry your tickets slipped throught the cracks. OR, you could come down to my office on monday and i'd love to take you to lunch! How's that for a bargain? im only 30 mins from the stadium. Call my cell and let me know. 714-357-8264.

Hopefully this clears up any confusion and if not, please dont hesitate to ask. The worst thing ever is to be unclear about something and dont participate again because of it.

[pottydr]

How about no, If it takes you two plus weeks to deliver one single envelope you have some serious problems with your mailman, office staff or me, which I really dont care. Lets see how long it takes for the next item to reach my address, I'm sure there will be some sorta mix up with that also. I really dont care that I missed the game, it was for my daughter, she loves baseball.. have a great day

[Shelby CS8]

pottydr, on Aug 31 2009, 10:38 PM, said:

How about no, If it takes you two plus weeks to deliver one single envelope you have some serious problems with your mailman, office staff or me, which I really dont care. Lets see how long it takes for the next item to reach my address, I'm sure there will be some sorta mix up with that also. I really dont care that I missed the game, it was for my daughter, she loves baseball.. have a great day

Rick,


I offered every solution I could think of to get you your tickets. When Enis called me on Wednesday evening, I asked him why you didn’t/couldn’t call me and asked him to tell you to call me. When I didn’t hear from you, I sent you an email, called your cell no one answered, called your company no one answered, left a few voicemails and even frantically called Enis and the Foundation looking for a solution to get a hold of you, with never a response from you. I'm sorry; I dropped the ball on getting you your auction items. However, I did ask everyone to call and confirm arrangements for shipping the items post the event. And so far we only have 2 people that haven’t done so, and we will be calling them this week now that most of the dust has settled.

The day after the event we had 3 weeks of catching up for our customers since we shut down. We had to tally up and account for all the registration/auction money, contacting all the people we needed checks from for auction items, organizing all of the 32 auction items (which we had no room to walk), sorting them as people came to pick up their items, putting away all the show supplies while trying to maintain our clients. And half of the items needed to be shipped, so it’s been a task boxing and shipping everyone's stuff.

In closing, I/we made a mistake by not jumping on processing your items first since your tickets had a close event date. For that I apologize as it was an honest oversight as I did not remember the date of the tickets. The only thing I can do now to make things right is to personally refund your $50 you paid for the tickets. I will put a check in the mail tomorrow. I would like you to call me/email me an address where you would like your check sent to. As far as your S/C display you bought, I want to have Carroll resign it as the signature was smeared when it got to the event. We noted that on the auction form and will uphold that promise. I will give them your address and ask them to send it to you since again you included your shipping fee’s in your check to them. Your gift basket you asked to have given to Angie at the Foundation was given to her…she loved it! I certainly hope we can somehow make right by this for you and we can shake hands an move forward. Next time your in the LA area, let me know and ill still buy you that lunch.

Sincerely,
Jason

This post has been edited by Shelby CS8: 01 September 2009 - 01:47 AM

[Shelbyite]

Shelby CS8, on Sep 1 2009, 02:26 AM, said:

Rick,


I offered every solution I could think of to get you your tickets. When Enis called me on Wednesday evening, I asked him why you didn’t/couldn’t call me and asked him to tell you to call me. When I didn’t hear from you, I sent you an email, called your cell no one answered, called your company no one answered, left a few voicemails and even frantically called Enis and the Foundation looking for a solution to get a hold of you, with never a response from you. I'm sorry; I dropped the ball on getting you your auction items. However, I did ask everyone to call and confirm arrangements for shipping the items post the event. And so far we only have 2 people that haven’t done so, and we will be calling them this week now that most of the dust has settled.

The day after the event we had 3 weeks of catching up for our customers since we shut down. We had to tally up and account for all the registration/auction money, contacting all the people we needed checks from for auction items, organizing all of the 32 auction items (which we had no room to walk), sorting them as people came to pick up their items, putting away all the show supplies while trying to maintain our clients. And half of the items needed to be shipped, so it’s been a task boxing and shipping everyone's stuff.

In closing, I/we made a mistake by not jumping on processing your items first since your tickets had a close event date. For that I apologize as it was an honest oversight as I did not remember the date of the tickets. The only thing I can do now to make things right is to personally refund your $50 you paid for the tickets. I will put a check in the mail tomorrow. I would like you to call me/email me an address where you would like your check sent to. As far as your S/C display you bought, I want to have Carroll resign it as the signature was smeared when it got to the event. We noted that on the auction form and will uphold that promise. I will give them your address and ask them to send it to you since again you included your shipping fee’s in your check to them. Your gift basket you asked to have given to Angie at the Foundation was given to her…she loved it! I certainly hope we can somehow make right by this for you and we can shake hands an move forward. Next time your in the LA area, let me know and ill still buy you that lunch.

Sincerely,
Jason