JULY 9-11, 2010 - Carlisle Events
JULY 9-11, 2010 - Carlisle Events
JULY 9-11, 2010 - Carlisle Events
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1953 DODGE B4B<br />
Margaret & Charles Hudacko<br />
1970 PLYMOUTH ‘CUDA<br />
Kenny & Carol Exline<br />
1972 PLYMOUTH GTX<br />
Tom Cannon<br />
BARN FINDS<br />
SEE THESE BARN FINDS IN BUILDING Y<br />
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1970 AMC AMX<br />
Sean Lander<br />
1970 PLYMOUTH SUPERBIRD<br />
Mike Gemza<br />
1969 DODGE DART<br />
John Bulhoes<br />
1970 PLYMOUTH AAR ‘CUDA<br />
Chuck Buczeskie<br />
1970 PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER<br />
Fred Gossage<br />
1971 DODGE CHALLENGER<br />
Jason Distefano<br />
1973 DODGE CHARGER<br />
James Oliver<br />
Barn Finds are nothing new in the<br />
Mopar world but the name sure has<br />
exploded in popularity in the last couple<br />
of years. The days of fi nding cool<br />
Mopars just sitting in a driveway or yard<br />
are all but gone and the most common<br />
way to fi nd a salvageable project these<br />
days is to fi nd it in a barn or some other<br />
shelter. To highlight these prizes this<br />
year we have created a whole building<br />
full of nothing but proverbial “barn<br />
fi nds” that have just surfaced recently.<br />
We all dream of stumbling upon that<br />
cool fi nd and these folks have done<br />
just that. The cars in the Barn Finds display<br />
this weekend give us all hope that<br />
there are still some really cool Mopars<br />
waiting to be found.<br />
Most of the cars on display this<br />
weekend are exactly as they were<br />
found and purchased but you will notice<br />
that some of them have had some<br />
work done to put them back on the<br />
road safely. We present these cars to<br />
help launch what we’re calling “Time<br />
Bandits.” Time Bandits may be original<br />
cars that aren’t nice enough to be Survivors<br />
or they may be cars that were<br />
painted in the past but have been left<br />
to sit for a while and aren’t looking<br />
so fresh any more but they’re just too<br />
cool to let sit around any longer! If you<br />
have an old Mopar that’s been sitting<br />
around for whatever reason we strongly<br />
encourage you to make it roadworthy<br />
and start driving it!!
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