Congratulations to Frank S. and family on his Muscle Car of the Year Finalist honors.

There were 9 cars in contention for the Street Rod of the Year in Columbus. This 36 Chevy Sedan was 1 of the 5 Finalists and the only non-Ford. This car has a late model LT1 with an 8L90E transmission. J. Robinette had this car at the show.

There were 31 cars in contention for Street Machine of the Year in Columbus. This 63 Corvette coupe was one of the contenders. It has a 6.2L LS9 producing 638 horsepower and backed by a Tremec 6 speed that is set in a Roadster Shop chassis. S. Hooper had this car at the show.

This 65 Corvette coupe was another one of the contenders. It has a 416ci LS3 with a Procharger backed by a Tremec T-56 transmission. G. Thompson had this car at the show.

This 66 Nova was another one of the contenders. It has a 454ci big block with Borla 8 stack injection. This car was built by Hayman Creations for W. Long.

This 67 Nova was another one of the contenders. It has an LS3 with a 4L75E transmission. This car was built by Zwygarts Hot Rodz for T. Buck.

This 67 Camaro RS was another one of the contenders. It has a 4.8L LS1, which is a truck block. This car was built entirely by the owner J. Ramey.

This 68 Camaro known as "Arduous" was another one of the contenders. It has a 535 horse LT1 with an 8 speed automatic in an Art Morrison chassis. This car was built by Revision Rods & Rides for C. Graham.

This 69 Camaro RS with a removable hardtop was another one of the contenders. It has an LS2 backed by a Tremec 5 speed and a Detroit Speed suspension. It was built by Ambition Road Hot Rods for R. Kneeland.

This 71 Chevelle SS known as "Tennessee Stomper" was another one of the contenders. It has a 496ci big block. It was built by Garrets Rod Shop for R. Gebhardt.