Last weekend, the Charlotte Motor Speedway housed the Food Lion AutoFair - the world's biggest automotive extravaganza - playing host to thousands of cars, collector car auctions, and 10,000 vendor spaces. As is customary, the four-day automotive spectacular concluded with the Best of Show Award, which went to an orange 1967 Chevy Nova SS that topped cars from 50 clubs at the event after undergoing five years of restoration.

Other awards were dished out for the most original, most creative and best overall muscle cars, while at the showcase pavilion visitors were able to check out Elvis Presley's Lincoln Continental MkII, a 1971 Dodge Charger, believed to be the last car to leave a Chrysler plant with a 426 HEMI engine, as well as Vic Edelbrock's 1932 Ford Roadster. (Hat tip to Colby Church for providing the photos!)