
Ohio is part of the gigantic hotrod family in the midwest that comprises many automotive related industries and the American farm.
| Robert Mathias | New Philadelphia | 
| James Dorsey | Akron | 
| Tom Biesiada | Medina | 
| Jeff Lowe | Lakewood | 
| Bill Rufo | Loran | 
| David Griesmer | Akron | 
| Lloyd Kime | Cleveland | 
| James Birman | Medina | 
| John Poston | Akron | 
| Ken Allen | Cleveland | 
| Gary Weber | Mentor Lake | 
| George Killen | Delaware | 
| Ralph Domo | Cleveland | 
| Terrence Morse | Painesville | 
| Roger Simpson | Cincinnatti | 
| Jim Moses | Toledo | 
| June Sprague | Medford | 
| Joe Turek | Oberlin | 
| Larry Frondorf | Youngstown | 
| Gerald Toth | Cleveland | 
| Corky Lapoczka | Cleveland | 
| Robert Dulick | Struthers | 
| Robert Buchanon | Canal Fulton | 
| Robert Watkins | Sylvania | 
| John Ammerall | Beaver Creek | 
| Richard Bailey | Newark | 
| Robert Red | PlantCity | 
| Bill Thompson | Dayton | 
| Gary Anderson | Harrison | 
| Ed Besse | Cincinnatti | 
| Pete Atkins | Brookville | 
| Doyle Roberts | Madison | 
| Dave Diminski | Loran | 
| Terry Trago | Orient | 
| William E. Watson  | Beavercreek | 
| Fred Coventry | Westervine | 
| Steve Goricki | Youngstown | 
| Robert Mendenhall | Dayton | 
| Ray Trusler | Batavia | 
| Steve Lucky | Middleburg Hts. | 
| Don Real | Beavercreek | 
| Doug Carnahan | Cininnatti | 
| Larry Frondorf | Youngstown | 

 
        