Barn Full of Birds

[72Charger72]

Not sure if this is the same story from awhile back but it has some great photos
http://www.hotrod.com/articles/barn-full-birds-charger/

[white]

Great article! Thanks for posting.

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

Great article! Thanks for posting.

I thought it was crap.

[WINGIN IT]

Great article! Thanks for posting.

I thought it was crap.

Yeah , that author is a real nut job !

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

Great article! Thanks for posting.

I thought it was crap.

Yeah , that author is a real nut job !

I had heard that... many.... many.... many times.  Surprising?

[bannedbird]

Ryan, you need to link to your own web page.  Hot Rod is by far more nag ads than most similar sight (at least in terms of "actual related content vs. advertisement" ratio - lol).  Not sure if I bailed out before the end, but are there any new photos? Is this the entire content?

More than a decade ago, I discovered a place that would change things forever: TJ's place. It wasn't just a barn find—his property was a scattered smorgasbord of Mopars. I will never forget him saying, "Do you want to see the Superbird in the barn?" I thought he meant Superbee. I was wrong. In one of his storage barns was a 1970 Plymouth Superbird!

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Every few years, I head back to TJ's to catch up. He cleaned the place up, moved more cars inside and bought the remainder of Ramo Stott's NASCAR shop.

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Cool NASCAR artifacts are scattered everywhere: old gas jugs, Hemi NASCAR air filters and exhaust systems, and even Ramo's 1971 NASCAR Hemi Road Runner shell. After its NASCAR days, that car was re-bodied into an Aspen dirt-track car and was left in a field to rust, where TJ found and saved it.

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It's good to see things are changing for the better, and TJ is now restoring the Superbird!

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

That's basically it, short and sweet sadly.  The more pics, the fewer words I get in my 2/3 a page!  Here's all the pictures I took that day though.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/hemipwr70/albums/72157639852488764

[72Charger72]

That's basically it, short and sweet sadly.  The more pics, the fewer words I get in my 2/3 a page!  Here's all the pictures I took that day though.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/hemipwr70/albums/72157639852488764

Thanks for the photos link Ryan. He does have some cars there. That Blue 72 Charger didnt look in too bad of shape.

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

That's basically it, short and sweet sadly.  The more pics, the fewer words I get in my 2/3 a page!  Here's all the pictures I took that day though.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/hemipwr70/albums/72157639852488764

Thanks for the photos link Ryan. He does have some cars there. That Blue 72 Charger didnt look in too bad of shape.

Those cars were just rolled outside so they could move some of the Ramo Stott equipment they have around.  The blue 72 and green 70 are both very nice running and driving cars.

[bannedbird]

Ryan, thanks for the link. Great shots!