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Dale Gebhart wheeled his Plymouth Valiant to a twofer, taking home both the Super Pro and No-Electronics win.
Chris Thurston drove Randy Forester's Valiant to the win in Sportsman.
In the Car Show, Mark Larsen was the Best of Show with his rare and very clean 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner convertible. The Roadrunner features a 383 and was a nut and bolt restoration.
Below are the Top Ten finishers.
Bill Mabrey made the drive down from Saint Louis in his 1970 Dodge Challenger convertible. It features a 340 six pack, a TKO 5 speed and over 600k miles.
Tom Zwahlen brought out his freshly completed 1974 Plymouth Scamp. The car still has the numbers matching slant 6 under the hood and original Mopar metal.
Steve Goodman made the cut in his very nicely restored 1970 Plymouth Duster. Featuring the original 340 drivetrain and only 45k miles.
Ray Wofford placed with his very nice 1969 Dodge Dart Swinger in a custom green metallic. The car has a 340 backed with a 4-speed.
One of two modern Mopar muscle cars to make the top ten, Jim Helmer and his 2006 Dodge Magnum SRT 8 with a 6.1 Hemi and only logged 66k miles.
The other modern Mopar to place in the top ten, Mike Womack and his 2016 Dodge Challenger with the 392 Hemi.
Sandy Bolton won a top ten spot with this beautiful 1969 Plymouth GTX, featuring a 440 six barrel power plant.
Koby and Abbey Pratter snagged a top ten spot with their very well restored, and numbers matching, 1970 Dodge Challnger T/A. The car was owned by Koby's dad in the mid 1970s and was tracked down in southern Calfornia, brought back to southwest Missouri and restored.
Dennis Cory was a solid top ten finisher with his real deal Hemi 1966 Dodge Coronet.
Last, but certainly not least, Lane Roughton's 1973 Plymouth 'Cuda AAR, featuring a 340 engine.