30th Annual Mopar Madness 2023 - Langley, BC, Canada

[Don67Satellite]

Some pics from the day today!

 

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[Thrashingcows]

Thanks for the pics! Wish I could have made it down for the show...maybe will plan a trip down for the show next year.

 

[71dodgechargerrt]

Looks like some nice rides. Thanks for the photos.

 

[Dave6T4]

Thanks for the pictures. It's always nice to see some different Mopars from other areas. Quite a few '67 GTX, but I didn't see any '67 R/T pictures.

 

[Don67Satellite]

Thanks for the pictures. It's always nice to see some different Mopars from other areas. Quite a few '67 GTX, but I didn't see any '67 R/T pictures.

Yes this year was a different mix. There actually was a very nice silver '67 Coronet R/T that showed up late, so they didn't let him in the main display area and I forgot to grab a pic.

This year there were 4 Superbird's and no Daytona's. I think they had 2 last year. No Charger 500's this year either.

They went back to their old way of parking everyone in their respective classes, so the A & E bodies definitely dominated the show this year, but the B's were not lagging too badly.

In case anyone wanted to read the sign on the '70 Hemi Cuda....

The blue '69 Coronet R/T beside it in the first post is an unmolested original 426 Hemi 4 speed that was found in an airplane hangar a few years back locally. It was at the show last year. First time it was on the road since 1981. It has just over 30,000 original miles.

 

[Budnicks]

Some really nice American MoPars/cars up in the great white north

thanks for sharing

 

[Runcharger]

Lots of them built in Windsor too.

 

[Don67Satellite]

Mopar Connection Magazine did a nice article on the show. Great pictures there too. My brothers modern Challenger and my Satellite even made the slide show.

 

[71dodgechargerrt]

Nice write up.