Class 1: 2020 to Present
Class 2: 2010 to 2019
Class 3: 2000 to 2009
Class 4: 1990 to 1999
Class 5: 1980 to 1989
Class 6: 1970 to 1979
Class 7: 1960 to 1969
Class 8: 1950 to 1959
Class 9: Pre-1950 Non-Hot Rod **(Hot Rod defined as a 1948 or earlier vehicle with modifications to the engine, transmission, interior, etc.)
Class 10: Import & Tuners. **(Any year street-legal American or import car modified for performance, handling, or sporty appearance)
Class 11: Street & Hot Rod. **( see below definitions)
Street Rod is defined 1948 or earlier that has had modernization to the engine, transmission, interior, or anything else and is a non-racing vehicle used mostly for general enjoyment. “The more family-friendly version of the hot rod.”
Hot Rod is defined as an “automobile of 1948 or earlier that has undergone some modernization to the engine, transmission, interior, or anything else, designed for Racing
Class 12: Rat Rod. **(Non-traditional/custom car, free-form interpretation of early hot rods, not period-correct)
Class 13: Motorcycle **(All years, makes, and models)
Class 14: Trucks (Pre-1972)
Class 15: Trucks (1973 to 1996)
Class 16: Trucks (1997 to Present)
Class 17: Jeeps (All years and models)
Class 18: Youngster **(Owners under 21 years old – All vehicles, makes, models, years)
Awards:
Best of Show
Best Body and Paint
Best Interior
Best Display
Best Engine
Best Import
Best Motorcycle
Best Camaro/Firebird 1967-2002 -All Classes
Best Camaro 2010-Present -All Classes
Best Corvette 1953-1996 -All Classes
Best Corvette 1997-Present -All Classes
Best Mustang 1964 to 1993 -All Classes
Best Mustang 1994 to Present -All Classes
Best Mopar 1975 and Older -All Classes
Best Mopar 1976 to Present -All Classes
Best Tri-Five
1955-57 Chevrolets in particular, the 150, 210, Bel Air, and Nomad.
Best Lifted -All Classes
Police Chief’s Choice
Mayor’s Choice
APOA Choice
Officer O’Connor’s Choice
Kiwanis’ Choice
Diamond Sponsor Award
