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wood veneer for 1963 monaco

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I need to replace the cheap, wood grain decal they used in my 1963 monaco edition. I'm sending a sample of the decal to a veneer supplier to match it for me. So, when I eventually finish the restoration and show the car, will the judges take off points for using real wood inplace of something that looks like it should be lining a kitchen drawer? Just wondering, but I'll do it with real wood regardless.

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Doug and Mary said:
I need to replace the cheap, wood grain decal they used in my 1963 monaco edition. I'm sending a sample of the decal to a veneer supplier to match it for me. So, when I eventually finish the restoration and show the car, will the judges take off points for using real wood inplace of something that looks like it should be lining a kitchen drawer? Just wondering, but I'll do it with real wood regardless.
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It depends on the show. Some concours shows have separate classes for original and non original. It also depends on the knowledge of the judge(s).
 
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