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is PPF a points loser?

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  1. Solid State

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    It should be a deduction whether you drive it or not. Owners know they are altering the appearance with a big sticker.
     
  2. Dustin Wetmore

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    The following statements are based on the guidelines issued by the IAC/PFA which are followed at events such as Pebble Beach, Cavallino and FCA Nationals:

    * If the film does not detract from the original appearance of the automobile, no deduction should be taken.

    * If the film has been applied poorly, expect a deduction.

    * If the film is excessively aged, damaged or discolored, expect a deduction.

    * If the film (or colored vinyl) alters the original appearance of the automobile, expect a deduction.

    To address the original question; "is PPF a points loser?" Yes - it can be, depending entirely on its execution and condition.

    Drive your damn car.
     
  3. rob lay

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    I thought it was a great thing and that is evidenced now as Classiche and connected events organizers like Canossa have hijacked the approach and it might not be as true to the original car and current owner as IAC/PFA was. Bureaucracy to combat bureaucracy is good. :D
     
  4. rob lay

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    Isn't the "P" for Preservation? :D ;)
     

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