About this template
Running a successful car show requires fair, structured, and consistent evaluation across every vehicle entered. This Car Show Judging Form template provides a comprehensive evaluation framework for judges to score competing cars across multiple categories, including exterior bodywork, interior condition, engine compartment cleanliness, paint quality, and wheels.
Designed for local car meets, club exhibitions, and major automotive competitions, this form eliminates messy paper scorecards. Judges can easily score each vehicle section-by-section and leave specific notes for the competitors. Doc2Form lets you instantly transform this template into a live Google Form, making it effortless to collect, calculate, and organize judging results in real time.
Whether you are evaluating classic hot rods, restored vintage cars, or custom modern builds, this structured template ensures every vehicle gets a thorough, transparent review. Streamline your next automotive event and crown your winners with complete confidence.
Key features
- Standardize scoring across multiple evaluation categories like paint, interior, and engine.
- Include dedicated comment fields for judges to provide constructive feedback.
- Calculate total scores efficiently with digital collection.
- Access submissions instantly on any mobile device or tablet during the show.
Use cases
- Local community car shows and weekend meetups
- Annual car club exhibitions and competitive rallies
- Specialty vehicle showcases and vintage auto competitions
What this form collects
- Entrant Full Name (Short answer)Enter the full name of the vehicle owner or entrant.
- Judge Full Name (Short answer)Enter your name as the assigned judge for this vehicle.
- Vehicle Make and Model (Short answer)Specify the make, model, and year of the vehicle being judged (e.g., 1967 Chevrolet Camaro).
- Vehicle Year (Short answer)Enter the model year of the vehicle.
- Body Part Score (Linear scale)Rate the exterior body condition from 1 (Poor) to 10 (Flawless).
- Body Part Comments (Paragraph)Note any dents, alignment issues, or exceptional exterior details.
- Paint Score (Linear scale)Rate the paint quality from 1 (Poor) to 10 (Show Quality).
- Paint Comments (Paragraph)Note any orange peel, blemishes, custom artwork, or exceptional finish work.
- Interior Score (Linear scale)Rate the interior condition from 1 (Poor) to 10 (Pristine).
- Interior Comments (Paragraph)Note wear and tear, cleanliness, custom upholstery, or missing trim.
- Engine Compartment Score (Linear scale)Rate the engine bay condition from 1 (Needs Work) to 10 (Concourse Ready).
- Engine Compartment Comments (Paragraph)Note cleanliness, wiring tucks, chrome accents, or aftermarket upgrades.
- Tires/Wheels/Hubcaps Score (Linear scale)Rate the wheels and tires from 1 (Poor) to 10 (Immaculate).
- Tires/Wheels/Hubcaps Comments (Paragraph)Note curb rash, tire wear, brake dust buildup, or custom wheel quality.
- Bonus Comments & Special Features (Paragraph)Note any rare factory options, exceptional history, crowd appeal, or unique presentation details.
- Total Calculated Score (Short answer)Enter the final combined score or leave for administrative calculation.
FAQ
How does Doc2Form help set up this car show judging form?
Doc2Form instantly converts this structured template into a ready-to-use Google Form, saving you time on manual form building.
Can judges use their smartphones or tablets to score cars?
Yes! Google Forms work seamlessly on mobile devices, allowing judges to walk the floor and submit scores directly from their phones or tablets.
Can I customize the scoring categories or add bonus points?
Absolutely. Once the template is in your Google Forms account, you can freely edit, add, or remove any questions to fit your event's specific judging criteria.
How are the scores calculated?
All judge submissions flow directly into a connected Google Sheets spreadsheet, making it easy to sort totals, calculate averages, and determine category winners.
Get this form in your Google Drive
Save a copy to your Google Drive with one click (uses 1 credit). Or build from a PDF or description in the app.