Top 12 Street Machines - 2010 Year In Review

A short two years ago, we reintroduced CHP's top 10 cars of the year; and while it's been received rather well, you should know that it's a challenging process to determine the select few chosen for the honor.

But how does one get to become in the top 10? The rules only consist of one major criteria; each candidate must be a feature car that has graced the pages of Chevy High Performance. That also means only a very select few will have the opportunity in any 12-month period.

For this year's review, we had a slight change of plans. If 10 are good, then 12 have to be better, right? Truth be told, we had a difficult time limiting it to just 10 this year, which is also very telling of the cars people are building these days.

Just as we have in years prior, we've listed the owner's name, the month their rides were featured, and even included the pages they were shown on for easy reference. Of course, there is also a good chance you'll find these features on our website at chevyhiperformance.com.

From all of us at Chevy High, hearty congratulations go to this year's top 12! -Henry D

Project Julia Juxtaposed
bryan millhouse
Tucson, AZ
January, Page 72

Suitcase Job
'71 El Camino
Pat McNeil
Carson, CA
August, Page 76

Black Speed
'69 Camaro
Eric David
Morgan Hill, CA
November, Page 70

This Tri-Flies
'55 Bel Air
K&N
Riverside, CA
September, Page 66

Low-Buck Bounce
'70 Chevelle
Matt Daeseleer
Valencia, CA
February, Page 62