Power On Tower Results 2025

Congratulations to Mark for winning the Stock to '49 Award at this year's show with his incredible 1928 Ford Model A Pickup! This truck is a true gem — a beautifully preserved piece of automotive history that captures the spirit of early American craftsmanship. From its timeless body lines to its classic mechanical charm, Mark's Model A stands out as both a showstopper and a tribute to the golden era of motoring. It's clear that a lot of passion and care went into keeping this classic in such amazing condition. Well done, Mark!

Congratulations to James from Duluth on winning the Modified to '49 Award at the Power On Tower Car Show with his stunning 1934 Ford Roadster! This beautifully customized classic is a true testament to both craftsmanship and passion for vintage automobiles. With its sleek lines, expertly restored bodywork, and modern performance enhancements, James' Roadster seamlessly blends timeless 1930s design with contemporary hot rod flair. The attention to detail—from the immaculate paint job to the finely tuned engine—makes this vehicle a standout on any show field. Well done, James, on this well-deserved recognition!

A big congratulations to Bruce on taking home the Stock 1950s Award with his remarkable 1958 Edsel Pacer Convertible! This rare classic is a standout example of late-'50s American automotive design, showcasing the bold styling and unique character that made the Edsel an icon of its era. Bruce's Pacer, with its factory-original details and pristine restoration, truly captures the spirit of the decade—right down to the signature grille and sweeping lines. It's a beautiful reminder of a bold chapter in automotive history and a deserving recognition for a truly exceptional vehicle.

Well done William! His outstanding 1955 Chevrolet 3100 won him the Modified 1950s Award at this years show. William's truck captures the bold spirit and ingenuity of post-war American automotive craftsmanship. As the inaugural model in Chevrolet's Task Force series, the 1955 3100 introduced sleeker styling, improved comfort, and an iconic "wrap-around" windshield—a leap forward from earlier models. Hats off to William and his beautifully modified '55 Chevy—truly a standout in both form and function!

Congratulations to Tim from Proctor on earning the Stock 1960s Award at the Power On Tower Car Show with his beautifully preserved 1967 Ford F-100! This classic pickup is a shining example of 1960s American truck design—clean lines, rugged simplicity, and built to last. Tim's F-100 stands out for its authenticity and meticulous attention to original detail, capturing the essence of an era when trucks were starting to balance hard-working function with everyday style. It's rare to see a vehicle from this time period kept so true to its roots, and Tim's dedication to maintaining that legacy is what made this award well-earned. Well done, Tim!

A huge congratulations to Kevin from Duluth for taking home the Modified 1960s Award with his incredible 1966 Chevrolet Nova! This car is a true head-turner—blending classic muscle car attitude with modern upgrades that elevate both performance and style. Kevin's Nova captures the raw energy of the '60s street scene, but with a personal touch that makes it uniquely his. From the aggressive stance to what's under the hood, every detail reflects a deep passion for the craft and a vision brought to life with precision. It's more than just a build—it's a statement. Congrats again, Kevin, on a well-earned win!

Congratulations to Robert on winning the Stock '70–'85 Award with his outstanding 1972 Ford Ranchero! A unique blend of muscle car and utility vehicle, the Ranchero has always stood out—and Robert's example is a true time capsule. With its factory-original features and unmistakable styling, his '72 model showcases the bold design and V8 power that defined the era. Maintaining a vehicle like this in stock condition takes dedication, and Robert's Ranchero is a shining example of preserving automotive history the right way. Thanks for coming all the way from Danbury WI to show us a ride that's as cool as it is classic—congrats, Robert!

Shoutout to John from Duluth for earning the Modified '70 to '80 Award at this years show with his bold and beautifully built 1978 Ford F-150! This truck is far from ordinary—John has transformed a late-'70s workhorse into a head-turning, pavement-pounding showpiece. With its aggressive stance, custom touches, and serious attention to detail, his F-150 blends vintage attitude with a modern edge. It's the kind of build that doesn't just stand out—it tells a story of vision, time, and craftsmanship. Hats off to John for turning a classic pickup into a true powerhouse and taking home a well-earned win!

There's something special about seeing a truck from the '90s kept in such clean, original condition—and Troy proved just how special with his 1994 Ford F-150, earning him the Stock '86–'99 Trophy. In an era when many of these trucks were driven hard and modified over time, Troy's F-150 stands out as a beautifully preserved example of what a factory-fresh pickup looked like over 30 years ago. Thanks for coming all the way from Iron River WI to share this with us! From the paint to the trim to the unmistakable stance of a ninth-gen F-Series, it's a reminder of when trucks were built tough and designed with purpose. Congratulations, Troy, on honoring that legacy!

Spencer from Duluth brought the heat to the Power On Tower Car Show, taking home the Modified '86–'99 Award with his fierce 1989 Pontiac Firebird. This third-gen classic doesn't just turn heads—it demands attention. With a low-slung profile, aggressive styling, and custom touches that set it apart from the pack, Spencer's Firebird is a bold tribute to late-'80s performance with a modern twist. Whether it's the rumble under the hood or the flawless exterior work, every detail reflects a passion for pushing limits. Congrats, Spencer—your Firebird didn't just show up, it showed off.

Congratulations to Gary and Peggy for taking home the Stock 2000–2010 Trophy with their immaculate 2004 Chevrolet Corvette! This C5 is more than just a sleek sports car—it's a true representation of precision engineering and timeless performance. Their Corvette showcases everything that made the early 2000s era of American performance cars so unforgettable: sculpted lines, raw V8 power, and a driving experience that still thrills today. It's clear that Gary and Peggy have a deep appreciation for preserving automotive excellence, and their Corvette proves that stock can still steal the spotlight. Well done to both of you!

David from Esko brought serious muscle to the modern class, earning the Modified 2000–2010 Award at the Power On Tower Car Show with his aggressive and finely tuned 2008 Mustang GT. This isn't just a Mustang—it's a statement. With sharp styling, throaty exhaust, and custom touches that enhance every inch of its performance and attitude, David's build bridges the gap between raw American power and refined craftsmanship. It's clear that every modification was done with purpose and precision, turning a factory muscle car into something truly personal and unforgettable. Congratulations David!

Bob's 2018 Mustang GT Convertible turned heads and captured hearts at this years show, earning him the Stock 2011–2019 Trophy. This modern muscle machine combines open-air cruising with unmistakable V8 performance, and Bob's commitment to keeping it factory-fresh makes it all the more impressive. With its clean lines, deep rumble, and showroom-quality presentation, his Mustang stands as a perfect example of how powerful and refined today's performance cars can be. Congrats, Bob, on letting the car speak for itself—and clearly, it said all the right things.

Kevin from Hermantown didn't just show up—he showed-off with his fierce 2017 Chevrolet Camaro, taking home the Modified 2011–2019 Award at the Power On Tower Car Show. This build is all about presence—sleek, aggressive, and dialed in for both performance and style. Kevin's Camaro captures the spirit of modern muscle with a personal twist, blending sharp design, custom enhancements, and raw power into one unforgettable ride. It's the kind of car that doesn't need an introduction—you hear it, you see it, and you remember it. Well-earned, Kevin. Your Camaro owned the spotlight.

Steven's 2021 Dodge Challenger R/T roared its way to the top at the Power On Tower Muscle Car Show, earning him the Stock 2020–Present Award. With its retro-inspired styling and unmistakable HEMI growl, this modern muscle car stays true to its roots while embracing today's performance standards. Steven's Challenger stands out not because it's overdone, but because it's perfectly preserved—clean, powerful, and presented just the way Dodge intended. Congrats, Steven, on bringing the modern muscle era to life in the best possible way!

Tim all the way from Aurora MN lit up the 2025 Power On Tower Muscle Car Show and claimed the Modified 2020–Present Award with his striking red 2020 Jeep Gladiator! This is no ordinary truck—it's a statement on wheels. With its bold paint and custom modifications, Tim's Gladiator exudes adventure-ready swagger. Drawing on Jeep's legendary off-road DNA, his build elevates that raw capability with a sharp, personalized edge. The result? A rugged modern classic that looks as ready for the trails as it does curb appeal. Well-earned, Tim—your Gladiator didn't just arrive; it dominated.

Tim didn't just enter the Car Show—he set the stage ablaze and walked away with the Modified Tuners Award for his finely tuned 2015 Ford Focus ST! This hot hatch is a symphony of precision and personality, where every mod—from upgraded intercoolers to custom exhausts—speaks to a driver's pursuit of both raw power and razor-sharp handling. Tim's Focus ST stands as a testament to thoughtful tuning and skilled execution—balancing performance enhancements without losing the essence of what makes the ST so revered. Hats off to Tim for building a tuner car that not only delivers thrills but also won the admiration of the show!

A round of applause for Kim, who earned the Special Interest Award at this years show with his extraordinary 1903 Olvera. Vehicles like this aren't just rare—they're historic. Kim's Olvera stands as a living piece of early automotive innovation, offering a glimpse into a time when motorized travel was still a bold experiment. With its elegant simplicity and century-old charm, this 1903 gem drew curiosity, admiration, and respect from every corner of the show. Kim's dedication to preserving such a unique and significant piece of automotive history is truly commendable. Congratulations, Kim—your Olvera didn't just stand out; it transported us all back in time.

Darrel's 1958 Ford Fairlane didn't just stand out at the Power On Tower Muscle Car Show—it stole the spotlight and took home Best in Show. From right here in Superior WI, his hot rod stole our hearts. This iconic ride is a masterpiece of 1950s automotive artistry. Beyond its mechanical prowess, Darrel's Fairlane is a time capsule of craftsmanship—a flawless blend of style, precision, and nostalgia that captures the spirit of its golden era. Congratulations, Darrel—your Fairlane didn't just win; it defined this years show.