What class would a 2007 Shelby GT500 be judged in?

Class 17 covers 2007–2009 SHELBY GT500.

Which class is a 2005–2009 Mustang GT in?

Class 15 is for 2005–2009 Mustang [GT]; Class 14 covers 2005–2009 Mustang [V6], and Class 16 covers 2005–2009 Mustang Specialty (ROUSH/SALEEN/FOOSE/Bullitt/Other).

Do non-Mustang Fords have classes at this show?

Yes. Classes 24–26 cover Ford/Mercury/Lincoln (all) in year ranges 1900–1959, 1960–1979, and 1980–2014; classes 27–28 cover trucks (1900–1956 and 1957–2014); classes 29–30 cover Exotic/Kit and Race Car, all years. All entrants must be Ford powered.

How does 'drive-thru judging' work?

When you pull into the registration area, a team of judges reviews and scores your car before you park in the show area. Points are not deducted for normal road dirt from driving to the show, and a pre-registration area is available to wipe down your car before judging/registration.

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Ford Mustang Car Show Judged Classes List (1964½–2014) & Specialty Awards

Car show judged classes table listing class numbers, year ranges, and award descriptions

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Car show judged-classes listing with award categories, year ranges, and specialty awards for an all-Ford show.

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This document is a car show class sheet listing the judged classes for a Ford-powered car show, with First, Second, and Third Place awards. A table defines 30 classes by year range and description, covering Mustangs from 1964½ through 2014 (broken into generational groups), Shelby (1965–1970), Mustang II (1974–1978), Mustang Specialty classes (Saleen, Cobra, Bullitt, Mach 1, ROUSH, FOOSE), Shelby GT500 classes (2007–2014), BOSS (2012–2013), all Ford/Mercury/Lincoln vehicles (1900–2014 in three groups), trucks (1900–1956 and 1957–2014), and all-years Exotic/Kit and Race Car classes. Eight specialty awards are listed: Longest Distance, Best Paint, Best Engine, Best Interior, Club Participation, Principal's Choice, O'Reilly Best of Show, and the Gary Alsobrook Memorial Award. Special notes state all entrants must be Ford powered, classes may be merged, split, or eliminated on show day based on registrations, no tents, bikes, skateboards, scooters, or pets are allowed in the show area, and the show runs rain or shine. A footnote explains 'drive-thru judging': judges score cars at registration before parking, road dirt is not penalized, and a pre-registration area allows owners to wipe down their cars before judging.

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Frequently asked questions

What class would a 2007 Shelby GT500 be judged in?: Class 17 covers 2007–2009 SHELBY GT500.
Which class is a 2005–2009 Mustang GT in?: Class 15 is for 2005–2009 Mustang [GT]; Class 14 covers 2005–2009 Mustang [V6], and Class 16 covers 2005–2009 Mustang Specialty (ROUSH/SALEEN/FOOSE/Bullitt/Other).
What specialty awards are offered at this show?: Longest Distance, Best Paint, Best Engine, Best Interior, Club Participation, Principal's Choice, O'Reilly Best of Show, and the Gary Alsobrook Memorial Award.
Do non-Mustang Fords have classes at this show?: Yes. Classes 24–26 cover Ford/Mercury/Lincoln (all) in year ranges 1900–1959, 1960–1979, and 1980–2014; classes 27–28 cover trucks (1900–1956 and 1957–2014); classes 29–30 cover Exotic/Kit and Race Car, all years. All entrants must be Ford powered.
How does 'drive-thru judging' work?: When you pull into the registration area, a team of judges reviews and scores your car before you park in the show area. Points are not deducted for normal road dirt from driving to the show, and a pre-registration area is available to wipe down your car before judging/registration.