We lost a brother....."Mopar John" Kuster Sunday 1/31

[resq302]

Just learned some devastating news. My friend of 20+ years, John Kuster, has passed away suddenly. Friends in the car hobby better knew him as Mopar John or MPJ.  John had an amazing f6 green 69 charger with a tan vinyl top and factory sunroof named Tennessee.   If you knew him, you knew he drove that thing EVERYWHERE!  The Mopar community has lost a dedicated and devoted Mopar person who would have stopped anything to help someone in need. Rest easy brother.

[LaOtto70Charger]

Sorry to hear that. My condolences on losing a friend of so long also. He will be missed.

[birdsandbees]

Sorry for your loss. 

I read that and thought it was very own "Mopar John" here on DC until I saw the last name.

[Mike DC]

           

         

[Lennard]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[tan top]

  sorry to hear this about Friend   MPJ  ! 

Sorry for your loss.  

I read that and thought it was very own "Mopar John" here on DC until I saw the last name.

thats what i thought for a second !

[69rtse4spd]

Sorry to hear this.

[Troy]

This is sad news that I somehow missed! He had been around since the original site before I took over. Member 459 here.

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=459

Troy

[resq302]

Wow. Never realized he was that early on the board.

[BrianShaughnessy]

RIP.   

I recall meeting John at Carlisle awhile back.   

Gone way too young. 

[ACUDANUT]

 Sorry to hear another one of us is gone forever. Long live his name !! What was his user name here ?

[resq302]

Mopar John. He had a picture looking up through his sunroof opening in his avatar.

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

This was tough to hear back in February.  John was a real nice guy  RIP brother

[resq302]

Wow. Now that's a pic!  Whatever happened to Hemi Doug?  I know he sold his 69 hemi charger but the new owner never said why he sold it.

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Wow. Now that's a pic!  Whatever happened to Hemi Doug?  I know he sold his 69 hemi charger but the new owner never said why he sold it.

Doug is still here....he has a post going about his Mr. Norms 6-pack '71 Charger.

The Hemi '69 is still in the hands of the guy he sold it to (his uncle bought the Charger new)   I believe Doug pulled the plug due to the many issues he kept having with the engine....it was time to move on & focus on the '71

[resq302]

From what I remember, Doug wasn't to light or easy on the engine either. Lol

[JimShine]

This is sad to hear. John Schneider told me his car was the coolest factory Charger he had ever seen. I don't know if he had ever heard that. He was a huge fan of John, and the guy sees an awful lot of these things, so that is high praise.