scoring system to determine a winner of each event. The time limits caused some problems with the inhabitants of where the tour traveled through as autos scared horses, caused personal and property damage and sometimes appeared to not care. Revival The Glidden Tours were revived in 1946 by the Veteran Motor Car Club of America (VMCCA) and have continued since with antique cars traveling premarked routes and stopping in local towns to show off their vehicles, many people dressed in period costume. Original founder Augustus Post participated in every Glidden Tour until his death in 1952. In 1954, Dr. Jay Rice Moody was given the Col. Augustus Post Memorial Award by the AAA in recognition for his role in reestablishing the Glidden Auto Tours, and maintaining the spirit of the original tours as founded by Post. The silver Glidden trophy is still presented to the winner of the event. References Glidden Auto Tour History, from the AAA website Birth of the Glidden Tour Revivals, an August 2003 article from an AACA/VMCCA chapter website External links Color photo of Glidden Trophy in the Antique Automobile Club of America Photo Gallery 1908 Glidden Tour Legs with approximate route charted (on modern roads that didn't exist in 1908) on Google Maps Film from a 1964 Glidden Tour Alexander Film Co. Archive has a series of videos featuring the 1964 Glidden Tour "Pikes Peak or Bust" New York Public Library. Item related to Glidden Tour Library of Congress. Items related to Glidden Tour Automotive events Road rallying