2010 A.C.D date. posted by Peter on Friday 22nd January 2010. The 2010 N.S.W All Chrysler Day will be held on Sunday 7th November. The A.C.D Organising Committee wishes to again advise that this years event - the 2010 All Chrysler Day - will not contain judging or the awarding of trophies, with the exception of a few limited awards. For many years judging has been carried out at the A.C.D for the many categories covered during the day. The Committee has decided that for the 2010 event, there will not be any trophies awarded or any judging taking place and that the day will be a true Display Day of all Chryslers, Dodges, Plymouths and any other Chrysler complianced vehicles. There are a few reasons for the decision, not least being the logistics and cost associated with providing trophies and judges to look at all the categories. Over the years, there have been many complaints about judging, how long it takes and also many comments about how a lot of owners simply think the day should not be about the awarding of trophies. There will be some awards for things like "Best individual Display", "Mayors Choice" and the "Barry and Lorna Osborne Encouragement Award", but they will be very limited. The Committee hopes that this will encourage people with all types of Chrysler cars to come along to the day, display their vehicle and enjoy the atmosphere of what the show was always meant to be about - providing a special day for Chrysler owners to come together and enjoy a day that celebrates being a Chrysler owner. The A.C.D Committee hopes all owners will continue to support the event, and help make the A.C.D even more enjoyable for years to come. 2009 A.C.D Report posted by Peter on Tuesday 24th November 2009. The following is a quick rundown on the A.C.D by Committee member Ron White. Ron has recently decided to step down from the A.C.D Committee after being the Dodge Owners Car Club official representative for.....wait for it.... the past 22 years. For those that don't know Ron, he has done heaps for the All Chrysler Day volunteering his time and efforts, and is one of the people who makes events like this possible for everyone else to enjoy. It was another great All Chrysler Day with heaps of sunshine (not too hot), but the weather didn’t matter as it’s all undercover. There was a good roll up of cars – 225 I think - and all very good quality. I think the quality of the cars is getting better every year and whilst the overall number of display vehicles was down by about eight cars compared to last year, the high standard of those on show more than compensated. You can’t have everything. As always there were a lot of nice cars out in the general parking area. Perhaps the owners may have wanted to go home early, but even though the cars didn’t come into the show, their owners did. The pedestrian entry gate took more money than the “Car Entry” gate, so that means there is still a lot of people interested in the All Chrysler Day. Thanks to the amount of spectators, we were able to donate another $1750.00 to the Children’s Cancer Institute this year. This brings the total amount which has been donated to them so far to nearly $12,000. That amount was made possible thanks to the attendance of the people at the All Chrysler Day shows in the past. This year was the last year for official judging and trophy presentations - next year there will be no trophies, only a few special awards. Instead, the first 250 entrants will each receive a special Entrants Plaque, for being part of the show. The decision not to have judging or trophies was not entered into lightly, and it’s hoped that the presentation of an “Entrants Plaque” to the first 250 entrants is something that people will appreciate and enjoy receiving. If this is not successful, then we will look at try something different. If anyone has any ideas or comments on the show, please feel free to contact the Committee at any time.