Mopar Nationals

[67-Fury]

Just that bathroom alone is nicer then my whole house my God! lol but wow to say your collection is Impressive is a understatement, It is obvious that you are very proud of your cars and have a tremendous passion for them I have been hooked on the Mopar drug since I was 3 and I just can't shake it I just love them So dam much. I would love to get out there one day and see all those beautiful cars and the beautiful view behind your garage.

 

[saforwardlook]

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Just that bathroom alone is nicer then my whole house my God! lol but wow to say your collection is Impressive is a understatement, It is obvious that you are very proud of your cars and have a tremendous passion for them I have been hooked on the Mopar drug since I was 3 and I just can't shake it I just love them So dam much. I would love to get out there one day and see all those beautiful cars and the beautiful view behind your garage.

Love that cartoon! You are more than welcome anytime! You clearly have the passion too.

 

[LocuMob]

I have been a Mopar guy since I was 9 years old and I saw my first 1957 300C - it was all over after that. I even ended up being an engineer with Chrysler for 10 years, but hated Michigan. Loved the company though. In any case, I have had many of these cars for at least half my life and bought them when they were cheap. I knew the ones I liked early on. Now that I am retired finally, I can enjoy them much more. The new garage was the first step.

I have shown some photos of the garage and cars before but I will repeat them here for those that missed them the first time around. Always glad to welcome FCBO visitors. There are a lot more than the ones here in the garage, but you get the idea. There is a reason I call my place the asylum.

The last photo is the latest car I have sold to one of my friends in Finland, with me next to it.

Steve

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Congrats on the new garage, that is an impressive fleet indeed! That must have been fun, and nerve wracking, to shuffle them around. It looks like you've got plenty to keep you busy during retirement!

 

[72Fury]

Terrific collection with a nice garage & beautiful scenery. You can never have enough space! I had a neighbor growing up that had a son in Michigan, an engineer for Chrysler also. Last name Stockell (if I spelled that correct). He moved to Ca as well. He came to our house several times to look at a 37 Plymouth my Dad was restoring.

 

[Samplingman]

Incredible, your own personal Mopar show! Just wondering, is there a reason you keep the hoods popped?

 

[saforwardlook]

Incredible, your own personal Mopar show! Just wondering, is there a reason you keep the hoods popped?

Those photos were take a couple years ago when I first moved all the cars into the garage from my old house that I sold. As such, I left them popped for access to install the few batteries I had to rotate between cars. I also show a number of people the cars, and am always popping the hoods. It is just easier than going inside to pull the hood release cables on the cars that have them too.

 

[1978 NYB]

I have been a Mopar guy since I was 9 years old and I saw my first 1957 300C - it was all over after that. I even ended up being an engineer with Chrysler for 10 years, but hated Michigan. Loved the company though. In any case, I have had many of these cars for at least half my life and bought them when they were cheap. I knew the ones I liked early on. Now that I am retired finally, I can enjoy them much more. The new garage was the first step.

I have shown some photos of the garage and cars before but I will repeat them here for those that missed them the first time around. Always glad to welcome FCBO visitors. There are a lot more than the ones here in the garage, but you get the idea. There is a reason I call my place the asylum.

The last photo is the latest car I have sold to one of my friends in Finland, with me next to it.

Steve

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All I can say is WOW!!!

I'll make it to SoCal in a few years and would love to see your collection!

 

[70bigblockdodge]

My little Vanishing Point moment on the way home from the Mopar Nats .

And my turn signal works.