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Here's what the wife and I went and checked out this weekend. I'm still computer challenged, so here are the Pic's with some Cap's.These are all exceptional Mopar's except for one. It's a real Ford Cobra. Not a kit. Other than that, I took picture's of the best Mopar's there. I couldn't tell you how many car's total but, it was about 40 acre's jam packed! It took us most of the day to check it all out, and I'm sure we missed half anyway. We thought about going back today but opted for home. Cruized last night 'til the cop's started getting fiesty. Then we got out while the getten was good. Check this out. In the afternoon, my wife decided she needed a Iced Mocha. So, I got her an iced Mocha. She spill's the thing on my carpet going down the road. Undoe's her seat belt for, about two block's cleaning the stuff up off the floor with napkin's, shirt's, what ever. Bicycle State Cop pulls us over and sight's her for no seatbelt. Anybody out there ever got pulled over by a 18 speed bike before? Not too Macho Beside's that, it was funner than Hell.

Here's some more of what I saw at the end of the world

My camera isn't so good as the night fall's. No matter what the setting's on or how still my hand is. Not enough PIX's

Thanks Pat sweet E-bodies there! Did the yellow 72 Challenger really have it all "Bondo" if so what a shame! Nice Cobra, serious coin there,(Big blocks are 1 million small blocks only 300k)

Thanks for the pictures Pat. You did great posting with comments to boot. Lots of nice cars up there in the Pacific Northwest.

Glad the hear you're getting that Holley dialed in too.

Jon

Hey Patrick, nice Chally. Now I know what to look out for. I had a '72 340 4 gear many years ago. Have you ever checked out the local car club scene? I'm in the Chrysler R/T club, we're all pretty laid back. A bunch of us go up to Seattle a couple times a year and take away all their hardware. http://www.chryslerrtclub.com/index.htm

I don't recognize many of those cars except this one. It's my buddy Mark, he has a just as nice #'s matching '69 383 4 gear Dart as well.

Ever seen this radical car in the PNW Pat/ 472/ Danny,(It was at the 07 SEMA show according to the article)? 555 Cubes of All Aluminum Digital Fuel Injected, 2-stage Pro-Fogger Nitrous system Keith Black upset Hemi, TremecTKO600, Fabbed 9" rear, IFS, 1300 H.P. can you dig the rear meats on this thing. Father son home project.

Haven't seen this car yet, Eddie. But, my Challenger, Cuda' Radar is on at all times. I have my eye out for this custom beauty. Pat

They had to have some serious 'coin' in that thing! Bet the engine was at least 40k.

So much money. So little taste.

The wheels are too big and look stupid.

Not my bag either Dave. I thought the craftsmanship was exemplary but I am not into the "phat look". I do enjoy learning about the drivelines those cars utilize. And it was at SEMA so I thought the PNW guys saw it.

i saw the car at sema, not my cup of tea. i am not into cars with tons of mods. i did not even look at it that much as it was hot rodded to much for my liking. kind of like an original has a baby with a tuner rice girl

rtse4406pack wrote:i saw the car at sema, not my cup of tea. i am not into cars with tons of mods. i did not even look at it that much as it was hot rodded to much for my liking. kind of like an original has a baby with a tuner rice girl

Yeah Danny I remember the Toyo girls! I just wondered whether you saw that car there at the show. I like the original look with performance enhancements out of sight or stone stock is cool too. I also thought it unusual that it was a home job done by father son team.

im glad you said it dave what i was thinking wasnt so polite
cheers ian

I'm planning on participating in many west coast events that my work schedule has kept me from upon retirement..... I'll add this one to my list.

It's a lot of fun Jack. I'll see you there. Beware of bicycling State Police though. Buckle up. It'll save you $124.00. Pat