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VSCCA Log Book
Vintage Sports Car Club of America, Inc
To: All Members
From: The VSCCA Car Classification Committee
Summary of Log Book Program
Log Books should be obtained by mail from the Log Book Coordinator, who maintains a record of and applies the
VSCCA seal to each Log Book issued, and sends it to the club member. Although an effort is made to send Log
Books to club members as quickly as possible, please allow up to 1 month for turn around.
Log Books are not issued at an event, nor is it a good idea to give your information to the Coordinator at an event.
Aside from the fact that it might get lost among all of the race gear, you may not have all of the necessary
information (e.g., the photographs).
VSCCA Log Book Coordinator:
George Vapaa
36 S. Cliffe Drive,
Wilmington, DE 19809
Telephone (302) 792-1501 (home)
(302) 593-8321 (cell)
E-mail georgevapaa@comcast.net
A Log Book will not be issued until the Log Book Coordinator receives a completed Log Book Request Form
(including Car Classification Committee and Technical Inspection signatures), along with two photographs
(3/4 front view and 3/4 rear view depicting the vehicle in its entirety with your permanent VSCCA number).
Log Books MUST accompany a car through any originality inspections and at all technical and scrutineering
inspections at ALL VSCCA events. Any deficiencies, problems, deviations from originality requirements,
etc., which are noted in your Log Book should be corrected by the next event. Failure to correct the
problem(s) by the next event and have this noted in your Log Book may prevent you from participating at
that event.
Any questions of VSCCA car eligibility should be settled before an event or seeking to obtain a Log Book.
Contact:
Jerry Greaves
Chairman, Car Classification Committee
8 Joan Drive, Newtown, CT 06470.
Telephone (203) 426-6211. E-mail
jerry.greaves@att.net
Any car safety or technical questions should de directed to:
Tivvy Shenton
Head VSCCA Scrutineer
560 Memorial Drive
Danville, VA 24541-1049
Telephone: (434) 799-5629
E-mail vintiv@aol.com
The primary purpose of the club is "to encourage the acquisition, preservation, restoration and operation of vintage sports cars". Done in the proper spirit, this purpose leads to the genuine enjoyment of our cars as they were and continue to be.
Most frequently asked questions about Log Books
#1: Why do I need a Log Book?
Frequently Asked Questions
The purpose of the VSCCA Log Book is to improve safety, insure originality and compliance with the rules of VSCCA car eligibility, and to facilitate scrutineering at our events.
#2 - How do I get a Log Book? Fill in all relevant information on the Log Book Request Form and obtain the approval of a Tech Inspector and a member of the Car Classification Committee. Send the completed form, along with two photographs (3/4 front view and 3/4 rear view depicting the vehicle in its entirety with your permanent VSCCA number) to the Log Book Coordinator.
#3 - Do I need a Log Book to go to my first event? No, the Log Book Request Form will serve as the vehicle's logbook for its first event ONLY.
#4 - What do I do when my Log Book is full? Send the Log Book to the Log Book Coordinator who will prepare and attach a new Log Book to your old Log Book and send them both to you.
#5 - What do I do when I sell my car? Send the Log Book to the Log Book Coordinator, who will note that you have sold the car and forward the Log Book to the new owner.
#6 - Do I need a new Log Book when I purchase a new car from another VSCCA member? Yes, all cars you own must have a Log Book in your name. Get a Log Book Request Form and follow the procedure outlined
above, including new pictures of the car with your permanent VSCCA number.
# 7 - I've lost my Log Book; how can I get it replaced? Fill in a Log Book Request Form and send it to the Log Book Coordinator along with two new photographs.
#8 - What do I do if my car has been repainted with a different color scheme? Note the new colors on the inside front cover and replace the pictures in your Log Book.
#9 - What do I do if I get a new VSCCA permanent number? Send your old Log Book with new pictures of the car with your VSCCA permanent number to the Log Book Coordinator, who will attach a new Log Book to your old Log Book and send them both to you.
#10 - What do I do if I have read all of the information on getting a Log Book, but still have a question? Call or send an e-mail with your question to the Log Book Coordinator.
VSCCA Log Book Request Form
This Form is good for one Speed Event only.
