For The Mopar Crowd

[Norm]

Or for that fact, any other car crowd.


https://www.youtube.com/embed/Y4X9wVEFtHA

[MEANZ06]

Awesome :seasix:

[BayouCountry]

Ford and Mopar were my first love. Thanks for posting.

Now I miss my '70 Challenger R/T SE even more. sniff, sniff

[ratflinger]

Always nice to be wealthy

[RMVette]

Always nice to be wealthy

Ain't that the truth. Oil and gas money? He said his dad owned a dry goods store back in the day but I doubt that is where his wealth came from.

[zeek]

Very cool....If I ever win the lottery......:D

[09CTSV]

Very cool indeed. Would be a great place to visit and drool over the old muscle cars.

[Dan47]

I didn't see any splitter guards? Or splitters, for that matter? That's the difference between being "Rich" and being "Wealthy". :yesnod:

[Iron Chef]

I loved my Mopars. Had two 1970 Challenger R/T's, a 1971 Charger R/T, a 1971 Charger Super Bee and a 1969 Coronet R/T. So much fun, but what a pain in the ass to restore. At least it used to be. Nothing will get people's attention faster than a 440 SixPack with a Purple Stripe cam.

Ain't that the truth. Oil and gas money? He said his dad owned a dry goods store back in the day but I doubt that is where his wealth came from.

Actually there is a chain of grocery stores in Texas called Brookshire's, but they started in Tyler. This guy is far south near Houston, so I don't think it's the same family.

[VetteBoy1979]

Hemi Hideout! I had my 40th birthday party there! John is a really nice guy.

http://http://hemihideout.com

[69camfrk]

Holy mother of all that is good....:seasix:

[ZipZap]

Holy Crap! That's crazy spectacular.

https://hdhinstruments.com/