We have a winner! The Don Ridler Memorial Award at the 2019 Meguiar's Detroit Autorama Presented by O'Reilly Auto Parts is the biggest automotive prize of the weekend. Many would say it's the biggest automotive award of the year. This year, the prize has been bestowed up the 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham, owned by the late Steve Barton and built by Jordan Quintal II and the team of builders at Super Rides By Jordan in Escondido, California

"What you're seeing here is a 572-cubic-inch Hemi (that's 9.4L) that utilizes twin NRE 88mm turbochargers, twin intercoolers, and a computer-controlled dual-injection system that switches automatically between 91 and 116 octane fuel when the octane threshold is reached." ...

Jack wanted it to look like a real '55 Chevy—but a sleeper, with crank windows and steel wheels

The goal behind building the F-Bomb was to make a street-legal car that was capable of running 8s in the quarter-mile.

NRE Billet Blackout Series Twin-Turbo Intercooled 572 cubic inch Big Block Chevy crate engine - producing 2000 hp! The car has dual fuel injectors per cylinder, incorporating “Octane on Demand” automatically injecting race gas in the secondary injector under boost only conditions while driving around on 91 octane.