HEMI'S IN THE BARN.... and a DAYTONA

[Belgium R/T -68]

Everyone does what he or she wants but I think it's a pitty that moore real Moparlovers never will have the possibility to see that collection of cars and parts for real. The educationvalue for us as restorer etc is huge. If he would make that place to a Museum it would be the Mekka for fans
like us. If I would have been there before I started my resto I for sure would have learned a lot.

Per

[tan top]

    awww man that 70 charger R/T    gator top also  still had the motor in it !! guessing that was the original #s also
more good pictures & strorys Ryan  
 

[1969chargerrtse]

Does he mow the grass in the back 40?  It seems to be cut short all around some of those cars.

I noticed the same thing.  I just can't believe anyone could own so many cars?

[The70RT]

Just think if the 70 Rt or the 69 GTS were fixed up some before being put to rest they could have been sold to put up another building to save the rest. I guess when you got some Hemi's or wing cars the other are ....well just cars.   My car sat for 30 years inside (see my avatar) and it was in the shape it was before I parked it or it would look like one of those.

[SG1022]

Does he mow the grass in the back 40?  It seems to be cut short all around some of those cars.

I noticed the same thing.  I just can't believe anyone could own so many cars?

heh, given the opportunity I wouldn't pass up owning so many!

[69rtse4spd]

Crap! that was all most as go as sex, for us older guys it was better. Would hate to see it get broken up too. Maybe he could call JAY LENO & make a package deal. Love the pictures, & good work.

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

And here we are.  The End of the Adventure.  Enjoy and let me know what you thought.

http://carsinbarns.blogspot.com/

Ryan

[SG1022]

 

[FlatbackFanatic]

I think i said it before, but WOW!!! What a trip. That was Fantastic. Even all those Mopars on the way back. Incredible. Thanks for posting, that was great.

[Charger440RDN]

Yeah thanks for this story!! I never even knew so many old mopars existed here in the state of Illinois 

[tan top]

And here we are.  The End of the Adventure.  Enjoy and let me know what you thought.

http://carsinbarns.blogspot.com/

Ryan

   great stuff Ryan   thanks for sharing your adventure      looking forward to the next one 

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

You never know what's out there.  I intend to find out!

No more expeditions planned for the near future, but I still have a few stories from the past I'll be bringing up.

Thanks again.  Let me know if I need to improve anything.

Peace

Ryan

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

I've got one more entry about this find planned... and it is to showcase all the pictures scott took.  So expect that later.

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

I just put all of Scott's Pictures from our little expedition up on the blog.

www.carsinbarns.blogspot.com

I hope you enjoyed the adventure.  Let me know how you like the writing and pictures.

Ryan
HemiPwr70@aol.com