The Ford F-100 Supernats

Jim and Marie McFarland displayed their flame-painted, chopped '57 Ford Panel, complete with tilt-forward hood showcasing the modern powertrain.

Subtle shades and careful graphics add an air of elegance to the '56 Ford of Fred and Vicky Klein, from Silver Lake, IN.

Riding low and painted bright orange, the '56 F-100 of Jack and Kiriko Sorich never travels anywhere unnoticed!

Completed just before the show and debuting at the 2010 event, this F-100 Panel is owned by restoration expert Dennis Carpenter. It was one of a half dozen trucks unveiled for the first time at the show.

A rarity at the event, the '51 Mercury M1 of Charles Williams sported an elegant silver and white paintjob.

The unique paintjob on Jeff Casto's '56 marked the completion of a seven-year project. The three-color-changing shade is called Maple Leaf.

With just a little work, this could be next year's big winner! Swap meet vendors had lots to choose from, tempting the more than 6,000 spectators at this year's event.

From Manchester, KY, Dave Smith's '53 F-100 is loaded with dozens of subtle modifications, making it tough to beat.

Big rims, rockers on the deck, and bright purple paint ensure that Rick Atkin's '55 will never be used in the witness protection program!