Memories on Main Street 18th Annual Car Show

Description

CLASS OPTIONS:

A) Original / Unrestored
No major visible modifications accepted, as produced paint, wheels, engine, etc. We are depending upon participants to declare whether their cars are original. 

B) Resto-Mod
A Classic car that has been restored, but also modified with modern parts and technology. Aesthetically, the vehicles looks the same until you look under the hood or reach for the radio. 

C) Antique
Years 1900-1980

D) Muscle Car
Any large cubic inch-to-weight ration factory-produced vehicle. GTO, 442, Road Runner, and Chevelle are a few examples. Performance American-built cars powered by a V8 High-Performance engine. Pony-era, mid-size, and full-size vehicles, either original look or customized. 2-seat "sports cars" are NOT Muscle Cars. 

E) MOPAR
The original-equipment replacement and aftermarket accessory parts division of Stellantis car brands distributed in North America. Mopar muscle cars are performance variants of Plymouth, Dodge, and Chrysler. 

F) Pony Car
Short deck, a long hood-style muscle car with 2 doors and a back seat. These cars tend to be more compact than muscle cars and may have an EcoBoost or V6 engine. Cuda, Mustang, and Camaro are examples. 

G) Corvette
All years

H) Family Cruiser
Any 4-door sedan, coupe, convertible, or station wagon vehicle.

I) Import / Sport Compact
Small foreign or domestic cars with V6 or smaller engines, may be modified. Examples include Honda Civic, Honda Accord, Acura Integra, Mitsubishi Eclipse, Toyota Supra, and Toyota MR2.

J) Competition / Special Interest
Race cars, hand-built cars, or cars that just do not fit in any other class. 

K) Mid-Full Size Truck
All years, make, and models

L) Mini Truck
All years, make, and models. Chevy Luvs and S10s, Ford Couriers, Rangers, Nissan Frontiers, Toyota Tacomas, Isuzus, Mazdas, and any other tiny rigs all classify as "mini trucks".

M) Rat Rod
A non-traditional hot rod or custom car that, in most cases, imitates (or exaggerates) the early hot rods of the 1940s, 1950s, and early 1960s. Not an accurate re-creation or period-correct restoration, but rather a "free form" interpretation.

N) Motorcycle
All years, make, and models