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Holley MoParty 2022 is in the books! Great weather and a fantastic turnout made for a wonderful weekend of automotive activities for anyone who made the trek out to Beech Bend Raceway in Kentucky. From the deals that could be had in the swap meet to the absolute anarchy that was the burnout contest on Saturday night, the autocross action on the oval track and the dirt being thrown on the Off-Road Challenge, a good time was had by all. We saw 10-second front-wheel-drive Daytonas. We saw a four-wheel-drive stepside Tin Grille with Li'l Red Express stacks and flamethrowers pull into the burnout pit like it owned the place. We saw a 1970 Charger convertible...and you're truly a Mopar gearhead if you know what is wrong with that sentence. We saw it all, and we're glad you did too! Thank you to everyone who came out and enjoyed the weekend with us...we hope to see you again next year!
Late Model Class Winner: Justin Peachey, 2008 Dodge Viper
Vintage Class: Andrew Chenoweth, 1970 Dodge Challenger
Truck Class: Ryan Davis, 2000 Dodge Dakota R/T
Optima Ultimate Street Car Invite: David Kruk, 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee
Rumble winner Mike Clifford
RUMBLE:
STREET KING:
STICK SHIFT:
Hemi Outlaw winner Chris Dufresne
HEMI OUTLAW:
HELLCAT/DEMON/REDEYE:
MIGHTY MOPARS SUPER PRO:
MIGHTY MOPARS PRO:
1320 SHOOTOUT:
Vintage Super Stock winner Larry Fleming
MOPAR VINTAGE STOCK/SUPER STOCK:
HEMI SUPER STOCK:
NOSTALGIA SUPER STOCK:
True Street Quickest Average winner Wade McCallister
Winner: Justin Peachey, 2008 Dodge Viper
Runner-Up: Andrew Chenoweth, 1970 Dodge Challenger
Third Place: John Brown, 2016 Dodge Challenger
Runner-Up: Andrew Chenweth, 1970 Dodge Challenger
A-Body: Justin Sykes, 1968 Dodge Dart
B-Body: Amos Woodrum, 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee
E Body: Rodney Wallace, 1972 Plymouth 'Cuda
Late Model: Brian Goss, 2020 Dodge Challenger
Stock: Matt Hargis, 1968 Dodge Coronet Super Bee
Modified: Michael Mckee, 1969 Dodge Dart
Truck and SUV: Chad Rennecker, 1979 Dodge Li'l Red Express
FMJ Body: Harold Schutz, 1980 Plymouth Volaré Road Runner
Best AMC: Rose Forney, 1971 American Motors Gremlin X
Street Rod: Gary Conrad, 1934 Plymouth PE coupe
Odd Ball Award: Raymond Hall, 1979 American Motors Spirit AMX
Holley's Pick: Jim Brown, 1968 Dodge D100
Kid's Call: Dustin Smith, 1967 Dodge Dart GT
Best Engine: Martin Wimberly, 1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee
Best Paint: Jon Laski, 1956 Plymouth Suburban Custom
Best Interior: Edward Christian, 1971 Plymouth Barracuda
Best of Show: Jason Johnson, 1972 Plymouth Barracuda
Winner: Ryan Davis's 2000 Dodge Dakota R/T didn't just bring enough smoke to leave a cloud hanging over the oval pit. His blue and green smoke tires treated the audience to a disappearing act...after a few seconds, you could only hear the truck!
Runner-Up: John Hall's Hooptie X 1998 Jeep XJ wasn't killed off on the off-road course, so he slapped on street tires and treated the audience to one of the angriest AMC inline-six howls heard in recent memory while nuking the tires off.
Best Real Mullet: Landan Beattle (Pictured with Moparty 2021 "Trashiest Mullet" winner Vance Straeter)
Best Fake Mullet: Doc Schwarz (pictured with "Trailer Park Tammy" Strange)
Trashiest Mullet: Ricky Beauvais
Kids' Mullet: Adam Turner
