To: All VSCCA Members
The VSCCA differs from other vintage clubs in its unique emphasis on preserving the cars the way they were in their day, and in an emphasis on sportsmanship rather than on winning races.
For 2006 speed events the Club requires the following standards
to be met in order to pass tech inspection and participate.
PLEASE KEEP THIS SHEET FOR REFERENCE.
2006 VSCCA DRIVER QUALIFICATION COMMITTEE APPLICATION
NO ONE may drive a car in a VSCCA speed event who is not a member of the Club. New members and members who have not driven in VSCCA speed events must be over 18 years of age and must satisfy the Driver Qualification Committee.
Participants in VSCCA sanctioned speed events are monitored by the Driver Qualification Committee. The club does not issue Competition Licenses, however, the privilege of participation can and will be revoked if, in the opinion of the Committee, a drive exhibits behavior on or off the track which is not in keeping with the goals of the VSCCA.
A copy of the form must be filed with the Driver Qualification Committee in order for a driver to be eligible to participate. All VSCCA drivers must complete the form.

Don Nattrass, Chairman, VSCCA Drive Qualification Committee
-18 Ealer Hill Road, Kinnersville, PA 18930
pressurinc@aol.com
ALL DRIVERS must present the following personal equipment:
HELMET with 1995 or later Snell approval.
Some open face helmets pass this requirement, but full face are recommended.
If you are purchasing a new helmet, get the one with the most recent Snell approval. Must be SA.
GOGGLES or FACE SHIELD are mandatory for open cars, advised for closed cars.
Facial hair must be covered by fire resistant material.
DRIVER'S SUIT of NOMEX or similar fire resistant material
(e.g. Simpson Heat Shield, Fypro, Durette X400, etc.).
One outer layer required, two layers strongly recommended and required at some tracks.
SOCKS of fire resistant material as above.
GLOVES with no holes made of leather or fire resistant material as above.
ALL CARS must be equipped as follows:
SEAT BELTS of nylon at least 3" wide and securely mounted to a substantial frame member
(body or chassis) using a forged or welded closed eye. In the case of sheet metal mountings,
a backing washer of at least 3" diameter or a backing plate of 9 square inches must be used. -
These must be at least 1/8" steel. The Club recommends 5 point harnesses in cars with roll bars.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER mounted in cockpit within driver's reach. Fire extinguishing systems are highly recommended.
BATTERIES must be securely fastened and if in driver's compartment must be covered or use leakproof caps.
The ungrounded lug should be insulated.
ROLL BARS are highly recommended and should conform to the standards of the SCCA General Competition Rules for 1979.
Roll Cages are not appropriate or permitted in the VSCCA.
. CATCH TANKS (or bottles) must
be installed on all radiator overflow pipes and oil breathers. FUELCELLS
are highly recommended.
AN EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH for ignition and fuel
pump must be mounted externally on the RH side of driver's compartment.
MONZA FUEL CAPS must be wired shut.
CRANKCASE DRAIN PLUGS
must be safety wired. It is recommended that other drain plugs be wired
as well.
BRAKE LIGHTS should be working. Required only on cars that had
them as original equipment.
REAR VIEW MIRROR: One is required. Two are
highly recommended. Or more. The point is to have enough rear vision to
see overtaking cars so you can point them by.
THROTTLE RETURN SPRINGS:
Two are required, each capable on its own of closing the carburetor butterflies.
CARS should display their VSCCA permanent number. Don't
have one? Contact 
Frank Righetti, Chairman Permanent Number Committee,
2075 East Main St., Peekskill, N.Y. 10566. please call at reasonable hours-914-737-7772
CARS should NOT display any commercial message (unless the particular car ran that way pre-1960) or the logo of any professional racing organization. VSCCA is strictly amateur.
YOUR CAR'S LOG BOOK should be brought to each event. New
Log Books are available by MAIL ONLY from
George Vapaa
QUESTIONS regarding a car's eligibility, certification,
modification, operating condition, safety equipment, etc. should be resolved
with the

Car Classification Committee, Jerry J. Greaves, Chairman, 8 Joan
Dr., Newtown, CT. 06470, please call at reasonable hours - 203-426-6211
jerry.greaves@att.net
PRIOR TO ENTERING AN EVENT.
QUESTIONS regarding safety inspection (Tech) should be
resolved with
Karl G. (Tivvy) Shenton, Chief Tech Inspector, 560 Memorial Drive,Danville, VA 24541
Tivvy Shenton, vintiv@aol.com
PRIOR TO ENTERING AN EVENT.

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