Carlisle 2022

[My65cuda]

Enjoyed meeting those that either came by the display or I got to talk to while looking at the row of C bodies. I really loved the SFGT, amazing. Didn't have much time away from the booth, but seemed like the C body showing was pretty strong with some great cars.

 

[DocMcNeedy]

I burned up most of my time in the swap, and when I would go back to car, I was giving tours of Tux to fans. I enjoyed telling and showing. I made walk through the c-bodies, but it was very quiet at that time of my walk.
I was able to grab a hot dog from the tent gang. Thank you, I needed it.
Too bad the Imperial group were so far from the C-bodies, but my location was very handy for the swap meet. I was able to get some goodies from @halifaxhops and a few other deals. I always spend 70% of my time in the swap.
Tux did very well, except for bad gas we picked up in Smithport NY at Ninny's minimart. Paid 6$/gallon for premium non ethanol thinking it was a great treat, after a lil while the knocking and rough idle started.
Great trip tho, made it to show and back in one piece Tux and I. 10 hrs to get home.

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That Tawny '72 coupe looks like Clark's beauty @Moseman . Any confirmation?

 

[67valiant 100]

What'cha buy? What'cha buy?

Did anyone score some unobtanium gold this year? Would love to see it.

Didnt find too much this year. Mostly just picking up parts I bought previous to the show.

I did however score a set of the rare '65-'68 power brake clutch pedals!

The real find of the show occured about 4hrs before I arrived on Thursday by another member!

Its tough nowadays when theres 10x the amount of people all lookin for the same things as compared to 5-10 years ago.

 

[1966newport]

i saved 750 bucks to spend on my cars by staying home

 

[Georg/BBTR]

Would love to see some more pictures of (especially) Fuselage C-Bodies. Anyone?

 

[70bigblockdodge]

What'cha buy? What'cha buy?

Did anyone score some unobtanium gold this year? Would love to see it.

I only bought some truck parts, tin grill and filler panel below it, and the A/C controls. Thank God I can finally get rid of that ugly 90+ plastic grill.

 

[ayilar]

Would love to see some more pictures of (especially) Fuselage C-Bodies. Anyone?

Thursday, hotel parking lot. That 1968 NYer was in one of the tents, not on the field. Not a fusie but looks great.

Friday.

 

[ayilar]

Would love to see some more pictures of (especially) Fuselage C-Bodies. Anyone?

Saturday

 

[Boydsdodge]

That Tawny '72 coupe looks like Clark's beauty @Moseman . Any confirmation?

Yes that's his. Nice guy. He was very busy and hot getting his cars off his car hauler and out to the field. Big job.

 

[Mike66Chryslers]

Thursday, hotel parking lot. That 1968 NYer was in one of the tents, not on the field. Not a fusie but looks great.

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Friday.

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Judging by the picture of the '68 New Yorker, you were staying at the same motel that I was at.

@Big_John In the group photo, I was in the back row wearing the red shirt with the white '66 Newport on it, standing beside @Ripinator .

I will post more later. I haven't sat at my computer since I got home to go through any of my pictures yet.

 

[twostick]

Small nbr of folks in the photo. There were many c-bodies (Edit: I have added orientations, so that folks who've been to Carlisle can get a sense of the scene). Here are some photos I took, on Friday afternoon:

1. Standing in the middle of row G215, facing East-North-East:
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2. Taking a step back, facing West-North-West (surprise surprise, it is my Poppy in both pics):
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3. Same WNW perspective as in 2, but moving a few steps forward past my Dodge (the Formals can be seen far in the distance, on the left):
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4. Turning around and now looking East-South-East:
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5. Same SES perspective as in photo #4, but moving a few steps East so we now have @Ripinator 's well-known 1973 Newport Navajo and 1966 300 in the foreground (this is a "mirror" of photo 1 above):
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6. Same SES perspective, now moving past @Ripinator 's cars to get closer to a 1967 Imperial:
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7. This photo was taken close to pic #4 above, but it shows both sides of Row G215. One can see that two Navajos graced the event:
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8. Here is a close-up of the Navajo owned by @chry73luv , behind a well-known 1970 Fury iii 'vert:
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10. Finally, here is a photo at the eastern entrance into Row G215. Up front are two 300 TNT 'verts -- my EB7 blue 1970 up front, and @david hill 's EW1 white 1969 next to it:
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That yellow 66 300 in Pic 7 won first in 65-66 Cbody. Doug Miller, Williamsburg Ontario. He does my transmission work. Fireball Automatics. Somewhat famous in SS/AA Hemi racing circles.

Kevin

 

[LocuMob]

@ayilar Did you get any pics of that '66 dodge in picture #7?

 

[twostick]

That yellow 66 300 in Pic 7 won first in 65-66 Cbody. Doug Miller, Williamsburg Ontario. He does my transmission work. Fireball Automatics. Somewhat famous in SS/AA Hemi racing circles.

Kevin

 

[73Coupe]

This '73 Fury sedan looks like the one that belongs to @'69FuryIIIConvertible .... or is it really his, now all done?

 

[Georg/BBTR]

Thanks for the pictures, @ayilar! Can you estimate how many Fuselage C-Bodies took part in the show?

 

[SportFury70]

Finally, here is a photo at the eastern entrance into Row G215. Up front are two 300 TNT 'verts -- my EB7 blue 1970 up front, and @david hill 's EW1 white 1969 next to it:
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hmmm hmmm hmmm, you forgot about this one sir. Maybe we left after the picture was taken and before your beautiful B7 300 got there......

AS A SIDE NOTE- I will be posting my own Carlisle picture thread soon. I have ALOT of pictures, maybe 60 or so of them so I figured I would post my own thread on the show. Be on the look out for it soon. I will also post the link on it here when I post it.

 

[SportFury70]

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That was only one of the many amazing c-bodies in that row, I really liked that car alot obviously besides the 6bbl SFGT. Anyone notice his pictures in the binder he had, it looked like a SFGT in the background??

 

[SportFury70]

Thursday, hotel parking lot. That 1968 NYer was in one of the tents, not on the field. Not a fusie but looks great.

It was in the survivor tent display with our orange car, a very nice car too.

 

[SportFury70]

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I finally officially got to meet the owner of this stunning unicorn this year as I had some stuff to give to him, and I wanted to meet him anyways for awhile too. He is a VERY nice guy to talk to and know. He even let me sit in the car too, and man that is a moment I will NEVER forget!

 

[live4theking]

@live4theking Your inbox is full.

I cleared some space.

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We still haven't gotten all the names. I can identify a bunch, but not all.

We missed the picture because my youngest is finally tall enough to do a thrill ride. We went and did that in the morning. It was worth it to see the faces she made. Pure joy.