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Precious few Mopars this year. They hosted the NCRS corvette show this year, so both cars and swap meet stuff was 60 or so percent corvette. I still managed to find a small Coats brand wheel balancer to replace the snap-on one that recently stopped working. (thread in Garage and Shop section)...

Not really in a pic taking mood, but did get a few. Let's start with my pick of the show. Was in the car corral but did not have a price listed. I think "Sleeper" is in order here. You might not think "600 HP and 11 second 1/4 mile by looking at it.

Not too many pics this year. Kind of ho-hum compared to some previous shows. My pick of the show was this 70 black on black 4 speed GTX-

A little something for everyone-

Member JPrather's friend just bought this 71 RR. All three of us went in procession to car night at the Lakeland FL Burger King. Didn't get to park 71-72-73, though.

Couple I haven't see there before- 4 speed Cuda and 67 GTX with "finger slicer" recall wheel. Also Member JPrather's SSP.

Gotta love a long ram

Few pics. Looks like my camera filter got set wrong :( 67 GS was black with turquoise int. Cyclone was 429 4 speed car! "set" of 71/72 B body cars for sale. Clockwork Orange van was slant six with manual on the floor (!) Nice throne. Batmobile with MRCA Tornado backdrop. Interesting...

74 Dart Sport in car corral sounded mean. Pretty paint, too. 64 Wagon was BB 4 speed. Butterscotch A12 car- Bad ***! 73 Rallye was factory 400 4 speed with A/C and unmolested original except steering wheel. 72 Sebring plus really popped in the sunlight. Pics do not do Justice. My show favorite...

Lots of Oldsmobiles out over the weekend. Saw the 74 RR I spotted coming out of the paint shop a few months ago.

These first two should answer a couple questions regarding towing cap of Dakotas and power handling or 8 3/4s Car ran 11's. Granted a brace has been added and the frame tied. - - - Updated - - - This is a real 69 R/T SE. A/C and stripe delete. Did not see this one run. - - - Updated...

Spent the better part of the whole day, and totally forgot to look at the auction area. 72 400 4 speed RR had A/G. tri power 65 gto- I'd own it. Orange 74 Charger presents very well despite having 72 parts and 71 stripes. I bought a vintage Craftsman near commercial quality air...

No Mopar pics, but they had Burt Reynolds and a collection of Smokey and the Bandit vehicles. Oh, and they were selling rides in a Huey or a Cobra! I scored a small block windage tray, a great deal on an assortment of speedometer gears, and some temporary center caps for my Spyder wheels.

Spent most of my time in the swap meet, but did manage to snap a few. How do you NOT take the shot(s) of those two bronze Challenger convertibles? I think my pick of the show, however, is the bronze Challenger with the T/A scoop, brought by the resto company. They've been bringing it the last...

4 f'n 26!!! Lotsa rods, expected that. Some very cool..check out HR Geiger influenced engine cover on what remains of 53ish buick in black. 55ish t-bird was built to go, and I'd drive the hell out of it. Burgundy nailhead bucket had incredible detail, including brass plumbed sediment bowl. -...

Not sure if this is the right place... I'm looking for a clean, straight, passenger side 66 Coronet fender. Prefer 440 trim but will consider any. No antenna hole a huge bonus Also 72-74 Charger fenders. Clean, straight, etc. AL 4 bbl intake for B block. Something a bit better than stock...

Too much to get everything that caught my eye. Have enough to post A body stuff on A body site. This year I submit for my pick of thr show, this tripple black SSP 400 4 speed SG car. Ultra clean and stealthy. Very "Darth Vader-y" 15 years before the GN.

Almost forgot about this show. Had to rush over, and could only stay one hour. Did finally get to talk to the magazine guy owner of the 70 Bee.