Race class results can be found here: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=60600
Dale Gebhart (middle - holding plaque) took top honors in Super Pro.
Nick Curl (right) took home in Sportsman and No-Electronics.
Ernie & Sandy Head was the Best of Show with their 1969 Dodge Charger, featuring a 440 Magnum. They bought the car in 1991 for $200 and worked on the car for 22 years.
Roy Bolton's 1969 Plymouth GTX 440 took a spot in the Top 10.
Patrick Cowan was in in the Top 10 with his 2015 Dodge Challenger 392 Scat Pack that was special ordered with a Shaker hood scoop, 6-speed transmission and sublime green.
Terry Swallow placed in the Top 10 with his special edition 2012 Dodge Challenger Yellow Jacket SRT. It features the 6.4 liter 392 Hemi, engine bay lighting, halo lighting and a custom interior.
Michael Castor says his 1964 Dodge Polara 500 featuring a 383 was purchased by his parents on March 15, 1965 for $2,995.
John Bates brought his 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook convertible and placed in the Top 10. The Cranbrook features a flathead 6.
Regina Barton was firmly in the Top 10 with her 1960 Dodge D100 Sweptline. The flathead 6 was the last trucks to have a generators. This particular example was her grandfather's truck.
Larry Chism just finished a 7 year build of this 1947 Dodge featuring a 354 Hemi.
Tim Lloyd and his 1970 AMC AMX also placed in the Top 10. The car has all original panels with no metal work. It was stored under a house for 30 years.
Not pictured: Bob Rucker's 1967 Barracuda and Frank Meister's 1970 Plymouth GTX.