Nick Scavo ran a very impressive 7.061 in his '69 Camaro to set the pace in Ramchargers Super Street qualifying, but at the end of the day it was the 2000 Mustang of number-three qualifier Greg Blevins Jr. (shown) going to victory lane. Blevins beat the '95 Achieva driven by Doug Smith in the final round.

The Edelbrock Pro Nostalgia title in Columbus went to number-one qualifier Jim Pancake with his hemi-powered '68 Barracuda. Pancake, from Delaware, OH, ran 5.723 in the 1/8th against the 5.771 laid down by Walhalla, SC's Johnny Kelley in a similar machine.

It may not be the prettiest car in Limited Street, but "Mustang Mike" Modeste's turbocharged Cobra is the quickest as he became the first to officially break into the sevens with a 7.95 in qualifying and this 7.94 in the first round of eliminations. Incredibly, the Brooklyn, NY-based racer went even quicker in Friday's time trials with a 7.93 at more than 176 mph.

Rick Golobo took his beautiful '67 'Vette to his career-first NX Nostalgia Pro Street final, but had to face championship-winning cousin Rob Golobo and his 2002 SS Camaro, who left first and never looked back on his way to a 4.942-secs win at 144.36 mph.