The 2024 available vehicle classes and details.
- Imperial - 1955 to 1974 / C-Body: This class may also include Chrysler Letter Cars ie: 300C 1955-1965, and the 1970 Hurst 300, as well as any other C-body car, and DeSoto.
- Charger Daytona / Superbird: “Wing Cars” only
- Charger 1966-1974/500 / Coronet / R/T
- Road Runner / GTX / Super Bee
- A - Body Dodge: most Darts, Demon, etc.
- A - Body Plymouth: Valiant, Duster, early Barracuda, etc.
- B - Body: All that do not fit in the Charger, RR classes above
- E - Body Dodge: Challenger 1970-1974
- E - Body Plymouth : Barracuda, Cuda 1970-1974
- Convertible: All years, all models. Includes removable hard tops, but not T-tops.
- Early Modified: Pre 2006, Mopar body and/or engine
- Modern Modified: 2006+ Mods beyond wheels/tires, audio, exhaust…
- Daily Driver cars must be currently registered and driven regularly. Under Construction: Less than 75% complete or missing one major component such as engine, paint, upholstery.
- Pick-up - 2WD: The 2WD and 4WD classes may also include campers and RVs.
- Pick-up - 4WD: As above in the 2WD class.
- Special Interest now includes Police, Emergency, Industrial, Vans, SUVs, Campers, RVs, Jeeps and larger trucks: We are working to define this class and keep it competitive, please bear with us, and tell us your comments.
- Early Mopar: 1974 and earlier
- Late Mopar: 1975- 2005
- Modern Mopar: 2006 & up
- LC Challenger
- LX/LD Charger: Also LX Magnum
- SRT: All SRT vehicles
- Cousins & Adopted: This will include all years of AMC and Rambler vehicles, 1998-2007 Daimler-Chrysler vehicles including the Maybach, Fiats from 2014-on, Jensen Interceptor, Hudson, and any other Chrysler related vehicle. Ask us!
- Young Guns: Any Mopar, owner/driver must be 25 years of age or less
- Race Cars: Mopar bodied or powered used for racing and not driven on the street. If the vehicles has current registration tags, we will assume it is a dual use vehicle and not eligible for this class.
- Woman Owned: Any Mopar, owned and driven by a female
NOTES: Most vehicles will probably fit in more than a single class, for instance a 1971 Challenger Convertible may be entered in the E-Body Dodge Class, or the Convertible Class, or potentially the Early Mopar Class, as well as Under Construction/Daily Driver, Young Guns, Race Cars or Woman Owned Classes, if it meets the necessary criteria. Within club guidelines as above, Class choice is up to the owner.
DeSoto is and always was a Mopar. A DeSoto may enter any class it meets the criteria.
Owners of vehicles without a specific class, such as Crossfire, PT Cruiser, Neon, Caliber/Avenger, etc. may enter their cars in Late Mopar, Modern Mopar and other non-specific classes. If we have 3 or more of a particilar vehicle, we may create a class for that model at this or future shows. Tell us what you have and want.
DeSoto is and always was a Mopar. A DeSoto may enter any class it meets the criteria.
Owners of vehicles without a specific class, such as Crossfire, PT Cruiser, Neon, Caliber/Avenger, etc. may enter their cars in Late Mopar, Modern Mopar and other non-specific classes. If we have 3 or more of a particilar vehicle, we may create a class for that model at this or future shows. Tell us what you have and want.