It’s Mustang versus Nova on this edition of Pinks.

Tony Palermo from Chicago’s South Side takes on Maryland’s Nathan Pritchett in front of a live audience at the Car & Driver 50th Anniversary event at Indianapolis Raceway Park, home of the NHRA U.S. Drag Racing Nationals.

Race car driver Memo Gidley and national Shifter Kart champion Ron White race off to see who will compete against San Francisco stockbroker Brad Shaffer.

Maryland racer Nathan Pritchett and his Shocker Motorsports team go to Orlando to take on Rod Davis with his modified 2001 Suzuki DSR 1100.

Monster engines mix with monster egos as Jimmy Strobel and Mark Schieb thunder down the track to settle a 20 year Orlando rivalry.

In Orlando Todd Fante steps up in his 350 small block Chevy Nova to take on crosstown rival Chris Thorne’s 454 punched out big block classic Camaro.

This week Chris Thorne takes on another crosstown Orlando rival - Jeff Dixon and his Monte Carlo.

Skip Frizzelle steps up from Orlando racer Chris Thorne’s pit crew with his own Classic Cutlass to settle a long standing dispute with cross town rival Rod Johnson’s Chevy Nova.

Car owners put up their registrations in a winner take all drag strip competition. Iowa’s Cedar Falls Raceway plays host to Tony Palermo and Dustin Bassi.

Sacramento Raceway Park plays host to motorcyclists Mike Voorhees and his Suzuki 110 A versus Paul Hart on his Harley V-Rod.

Cedar Falls Race Way, plays host to Tim Gangle in his Model A Ford and Jeremy Klimowicz in his GTO.

Mike Butterworth’s broken axle in practice creates an opening for Tim Gangle’s Model A to take on Mike Throndson’s Oldsmobile.

The classic Ford-Chevy rivalry heats up as Ashley Wheeler pits his 1979 Malibu against Joey Dole’s 1987 Mustang in the best of seven showdown.

Rick Linehan brings his 1980 Ford Thunderbird to an all American muscle showdown against Quentin Scott and his 1989 Ford Mustang.

Green Bay’s Mike Kiley (1961 Buick LeSabre) vs. Brad Finneyfrock of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (1989 Mustang LX).

It’s import versus domestic, turbo versus nitrous, when Shawn Cassady and his 1987 Toyota Supra go head to head with Jim Cantrella and his 1969 Chevelle.

It’s the battle of the bikes as Mike Beland puts his 2006 A1 Cycles custom chopper up against Adam Chandler’s 2007 Chandler original in a winner takes all best of seven.

Kelly Shotwell brings his ’87 Mustang to Kansas City to throw down against Mitch Brockman and his ’75 Camaro.

Nelson Belot (Pittsfield, Massachusetts) pits his 1971 Buick Skylark against Norman Guerard (Bantam, Connecticut) and his ‘91 Chevy S-10.

Rich recalls incidents at the track that didn’t make the final cut.

The Show Me State’s Todd and Tim Tosto square off - ‘68 Firebird versus ‘99 Camaro - at Gateway.

New Yorker Peter Avram pits his ‘82 Mustang Coupe against New Jersey’s Adam Landolfi and his 1970 Chevy Camaro. From Budds Creek, Maryland.

Driver error and catastrophic failure from Seattle to Topeka combine to make sparks fly when Jim Evans’ ‘73 Stingray battles Ron Buckholz’ Chevelle.

Two Mustangs duke it out - Matt Crittendon’s ‘91 versus Scott Erickson’s ‘87.

Robert Allison of Virginia (1990 Ford Mustang) vs. Aaron Spangler of Pennsylvania (1990 Nissan 240 SX). From Budds Creek, Maryland.

Two northerners come to Texas to race for the titles of their extreme performance snowmobiles in a unique PINKS.

Sparks fly and the stakes are high in a classic PINKS shoot out.

Trevin and Jamie fight tooth and nail to keep their highly prized rides.

Racing the fastest street bikes on the East Coast.

Jonathan and Jeff settle the ultimate import versus domestic challenge in a best three out of five drag race for pink slips.

Brian and Mike race their classic muscle cars built from scraps.

Will Cochran comes to the line with a standup offer for Tracy Popham.  Then, unexpectedly Bill Wallace arrives to settle a 20 year rivalry.

A crafty game of cat and mouse between Geoff Raicer (1995 Honda Civic) and Matt Moreland (1989 Mazda RX7) boils down to a surprise ending.

Bill Bonadio (1988 Chevy S-10) and the Bully Dog Team (2003 Dodge Ram) face off in the first ever PINKS truck showdown.

Tempers flare when team Wide Open Throttle (1986 Ford Mustang) and the Olympic Armor Coatings crew (1997 Honda Civic) battle it out in a domestic versus import face-off.

Ken Herring puts his ‘95 GMC Safari against Shannon Frye’s 1979 Porsche 924.

The stakes are high as Adam Richardson (1972 Chevy Nova) and Alexander Djordjevic (1995 Chevy Camaro) battle to keep their high dollar machines.

Monster engines mix with monster egos as Jimmy Strobel and Mark Schieb thunder down the track to settle a 20 year Orlando rivalry.

Marty Witt thinks he’s got what it takes to win with his 1981 Mercury Capri. But don’t count out Roger Lay’s 1975 Chevy Vega – an oldie but a goody that’s ready to match the Merc down the quarter mile.