This was the view most people on the cruise from OPG saw of Black Betty. We had a hard time staying back with the rest of the group, especially once we got out of city traffic and hit the desert highway.

Plenty of vendors were on the manufacturer's midway. Wilwood Disc Brakes was on hand showing their latest products and was a sponsor for the inaugural Super Chevy Show autocross.

As is the case with just about every Super Chevy Show, there were plenty of high-quality first-gen Camaros on the Strip of Las Vegas grounds.

The gang at Fesler Built was on hand showing the Las Vegas Super Chevy Show attendees what a Fesler/Moss '10 Camaro is all about. They were attracting quite a bit of attention all weekend.

There were plenty of F-bodies ripping down the quarter-mile, but seeing a '10 drag car is still a rare sight. This stout late-model showed how it's done in the DOT class.

This '10 was decked out with 24-inch wheels out back and 22s up front. Some serious work had to take place to get those rollers between the rear quarters.