Best of Show 2022
1937 Cord 812 Phaeton
Laura & Jack Boyd Smith Jr-1937 Cord 812 Phaeton (3)
Concours d’Elegance
Rendezvous of the Greats
The Concours D’Elegance will once again be held in the closed off streets of beautiful downtown Chattanooga’s West Village. Spectators will be able to get a close-up view of some very rare, historically significant cars.  Last year’s Best in Show went to a 1967 Ferrari 275GTB/4 NART Spyder owned by the Rare Wheels Collection, while the Timeless Elegance Award went to Jack Boyd Smith’s 1936 Packard 12. The People’s Choice award went to Jeff Hardin’s 1950 Buick Special. The Chattanooga Motorcar Festival welcomes back Chief Mike Tillson.
Classes
 Judged Classes
  Ferrari Platino – Ferrari GT and Competition cars from 1947-to-present
  Porsche 75th Anniversary – in conjunction with Luftgukühlt
  Brass: Stutz vs. Mercer “The cars that put the “Roar” in the “Roaring ’20s”
  Pre-War American Classic – Classic Car Club of America ApprovedÂ
  Pre-War European Classic – Classic Car Club of America ApprovedÂ
  Pre-War Special Interest cars – American non-classic cars from 1925-1942
  Traditional Hot Rods – Authentic ’40s-to-’50s style coupes and roadsters
  Custom + Vintage MotorcyclesÂ
  ’50’s to ’60’s American Luxury Cars – Cadillac, Lincoln, Chrysler Imperial…
  Post-War American Sports Cars – Corvettes and home built “Dream Cars”
  Post-War British + European Sports Cars 194-to-1975
  Post-War Special Interest Cars – American non-classic cars from 1946-to-1975
  American Muscle – “Little GTO,” “She’s Real Fine my 409” – cars that stormed Woodard AvenueÂ
Special Classes
  Concours d’Lemons
  RADwood – the Best of the ’80s and ’90s
  Nascar Competition CarsÂ
  Viper 1992-2017
  World Rally Championship (WRC)Â
  Museum Owned Car DisplaysÂ
Awards
  Best of ShowÂ
  AACA AwardÂ
  Chairman’s AwardÂ
  Most Elegant Open CarÂ
  Most Elegant Closed CarÂ
  Honored CollectorÂ
  Spirit of the Hobby
  Peoples Choice
