2024 Chryslers @ Carlisle Photos

[Old Moparz]

The weather held out but it sure was hot! 

Went with my son Kael & left on Thursday morning. We hit traffic due to construction & an accident but it wasn't terrible & lost about 1/2 hour of travel time. We got to the Carlisle Fairgrounds in the afternoon, walked around for about 2 hours & decided to go eat & check into the hotel.

Friday was overcast so it made it easier to last all day in the heat. Looked at a lot of the show cars & the ones in the car corral, then headed to the swap area. One of the first vendors I saw in the swap area had 1970 Plymouth B-Body parts. Since I have a 1970 Road Runner I stopped to look.

On the table was a 1969 Camaro front spoiler. I knew exactly what it was & many of the Charger guys have used them on the front of their cars. I had wanted to get one back in the 80's when I had my first Charger, but it wasn't at the top of my list & I had sold the car anyway. He said to make an offer so I did & I went home with it.   

Saturday was brutally hot & very sunny all day. Still a lot to look at in the swap meet but I wasn't worried about finding much since I have most of what I need. I did remember to grab a reverse light switch from Passon when I saw his booth. The one on my Road Runner is cracked.

We did go back on Sunday for about 2 hours & got lots of pictures inside Building T with the invitational cars. This years theme was all the wild paint jobs, both factory & custom. Sunday mornings are best for this building because the crowd is minimal & they remove the stanchions so you can get better photos as they get ready to leave.

So here's a bunch of photos from the show. Feel free to copy & save anything you want & if you want an original that may be slightly better quality just ask & I can email it.   

(That first photo is my 2013 300C)

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  Glad I got to see this car in person & speak to Steve. 

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This car was absolutely amazing.    Lots of subtle craftsmanship that is almost unnoticeable, like cutting out a 3 to 4 inch section of the entire dash to make it narrow enough to fit into an A-Body. 

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[b5blue]

Thanks so much for the pics!! 

[Old Moparz]

This was in the swap meet. I wonder where the rest of it is? 

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  Love the roof rack, I know I would have done that back in the day. 

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  That's all of them. 

[69rtse4spd]

 Thanks for posting

[Dave Kanofsky]

Thanks!

[NHCharger]

Was good to catch up with at Carlisle. Wonder if the yellow bird in the car corral sold. It was not matching numbers and he turned down 115k.

[Wingnut426]

It actually sold for $110K to a guy some what local to me, (In New York). WINGNUT

[Old Moparz]

It actually sold for $110K to a guy some what local to me, (In New York). WINGNUT

That's amazing to see a project go for that kind of money. 

If I hadn't just bought my house back when you were selling that white Superbird (1990 or 1991) I'd have it parked in my garage right now. 

[tan top]

 good pictures thanks for sharing