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From the stuffy
vettedudes with matching cap and shirt site; Getting SURVIVOR® Certified documents the standard for unrestored vehicles. It means that a panel of judges have certified that the car meets these requirements: *Is over 20 years old. *Can pass a road test over 20 miles *Remains over 50% unrestored, un-refinished, or unaltered. *Retains finishes good enough to use as a color guide for restoration of a car just like it Judges inspect only four components: Exterior, Interior, Engine Compartment and Chassis. Cars must pass at least three of these four categories in order to become SURVIVOR Certified. http://www.bloomingtongold.com/inc.php?link=survivor Those standards are extremely lax in my opinion. I don't believe many here would call cars in that category "unrestored"! ![]() |
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