MOPARS in Morrinsville | Rare & Unique Mopar Classics and Muscle Cars all in one spot!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Mopar: term that defines parts, service, and customer care division of the Chrysler Corporation and comprising of the Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth and Desoto brands.
Basically all the cars and vehicles you see in this videolog from the first ever Mopar Fest in New Zealand, MOPARS in Morrinsville!
I don't want to spoil it too much for you guys but this is a pretty epic event for the senses, watching, hearing, you name it! Sit back and enjoy 30+ mins of pure MOPAR heritage and memories that only cars of this league can produce.
A huge thanks goes to Dion D'Anvers and his family for putting up a great show and to all the people and volunteers that made it possible. To next years' edition then!
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How bout that 70 barracuda QUAKER Right hand drive!!! Wow😮
Great mopars on all parts of the planet. Greetings from Tennessee, USA.
Nice to have you here on my channel, always wanted to go visit Tennessee
At first I thought this was in America ?
Great cars !
Great gathering of Mopars in NZ! I'm Canadian, and it's amazing to me how similar these Chrysler products were to our versions, which were again slightly different than the American ones. Biggest differences are the model names in some cases, and of course right hand drive. Personally had a 56 Red Ram Dodge Lancer 2-door/3-speed; a 69 Dodge Swinger (Dart) 340/4 speed; and a 72 Cuda (blown 340/Hilborn injection). In Canada the side badging saying 440 was not always the engine size, but rather a model number with anything from a slant 6 to a 440V8 in the engine bay. Would be in heaven to come to this show, but it's a little far for a day trip, so have to smell the octane burning in my head and see via TH-cam.
Thanks for the info Bert, this was the first edition and there will be soon a second one. If you look up Mopars in Morrinsville and keep up with the updates, you should then come around for a looksy. You won't regret it!
I would have loved to have seen a hemicuda convertible, one of the rarest mopars ever.
yes indeed a feast for the eyes, although only a small bunch of them still exist worlwide, not even sure there's 1 in the whole New Zealand.
Thanks for this video! It’s nice to see such a gathering of Mopars! I had two 65 Big block
coronets in high school and then a 68 Charger in the Army!
Thanks again for this from Texas!
Great to know I revived some good old memories man, thanks.
Nice green scenery,,,makes me homesick...
Bloody awesome show, got Mopar flowing in my blood. Best car was the very very rare Hurst 300.
Yes indeed, only a bunch of them made less than 500 units. That guy also owns a 1966 Charger Hemi 4 speed 😎
Who else noticed the RH drive AAR Orange Cuda?
Excellent video angles and coverage 📹
Thank you so much and glad you enjoyed it!
Looking forward to next year some fantastic rides that day
Yeah definitely a total success
I had a silver srt8 300c crysler 2007 that day 6.1L hemi
@@zanemcfarlane6087hay zane you taking the 300 to the Te Aroha cruise in next year
Jesus of Nazareth, you boys down under are definitely on top.
Yeah New Zealand is amazing for American Classics, that's the only reason this channel exists!
Awesome to meet you there
I didn't expect that many Mopars down there in NZ... cool and thanks for the video
Crazy right? And that's just scratching the surface, most of those people have more than one car stashed away
Ciao Andy!! Fantastic video!!
34 year's with Chrysler's Corporation. Loved seeing my B-body Cowl top.
Thanks again Andy, I could watch hours of this and never get tired of seeing and just as importantly hearing those beautiful MOPARS
This event was definitely remarkable, to think it could have been even bigger and better on a clear day... Lots of cool and rare cars indeed
The Charger Daytona... Was that a 426 or a Magnum edition. I'm still in aw of that car show/gathering. What a treat! Here in the south of Louisiana we are big Mopar fans... But nothing have I seen like at that show. I'm kinda of jelly! 😂
It's a 440 Magnum yes. He drives it on weekends and it's a genuine Daytona
Oops i just noticed these are not Ozzies but Zealies. Sorry for the mistake.
No worries mate
GREAT JOB, GREAT SHOW !!! THANK YOU FROM HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA USA !!
You have a new subscriber !!
Thank you so much, finally a pure appreciation comment with no remarks or negative feedback. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@musclecars.universe Yeah, EVERYBODY'S a damn critic these day's ...lol. Keep up the great work !!
I’m loving this video! 45 years ago I had a’67 Barracuda fastback. Fastest and most fun car I ever had!
Absolutely love hearing these kind of stories!!
Great quality video mate, HUGE shootout to Dion for his relentless determination to get this off the ground, I personally loved the Nascar, Blown GTX, Blown 68 Charger, and the replicas (general lee & Richard petty's)
Yes a huge shout-out to Dion, great accomplishment and the cars were some of the rarest Mopars I've ever seen!
Great show you guys put together down there you guys like your mopars down there too hey same up here
Mopar has a real following here in NZ, many rare cars populate these shores and even more and locked away in private collection away from the public eye...
The big blocks distributor lives in the front of the engine and the small block is tucked away in the back mate )
Great channel man! Greetings from Canada!
Thanks bro, make sure to sub too. I'm going to SEMA in two weeks and will post all the updates here
Red Belvedere is a 62. Nice showing for mopars.
It was a great show, too bad it was trumped by the storm. With clear skies this year is gonna be way bigger !!
Got there a bit late, man had i known the General Lee was there i would have hauled ass, that rain ruined it as always haha, i showed up when the first shower finished and left when the second one started, terrible weather, great vid bro
Rain was not too bad, all things considered. I always attend regardless of forecast, never know how NZ weather plays out through the day.
@@musclecars.universe rains bad when you spend 2-4 hours on cleaning youre ride, i was gutted haha, good ol NZ weather
The white with red striped dodge (63?) was painted with the candimatic paint job of the ram chargers face team
Wow that's a pretty cool insight right there. Thanks for sharing this with us!
Piece of trivia; RHD Barracudas were either exported from the USA to the UK, either V8 and/convertible; and Chrysler Barracudas were built in South Africa, 225 Slant Six only.
Too; the 1970-73 Chrysler Valiant in RSA was nothing more than a RHD Dodge Demon
Wow that's some great info, thanks for sharing it with us!
My favorite is the 1968 S/S DODGE DART HEMI AND THE 1969 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌💯💯💯
awesome!
Mopars are legends 😊
Definitely the daytona. Awesome car. Was it genuine? Cant wait to get back in the car scene next year. Moving and bringing my car back home from Aus.
Definitely genuine mate. Matamata based. Rarity was one of the factors it won Best In Show.
yep genuine, that unrestored burn mark on the boot says it all
Maaan look at those cars 😍
If a Mopar has a distributor on the back it is a small block not a 440
This guy does NOT know his cars.
Nice to see hos Oz landers are into these cars as well. i really liked seeing the down under ones as they are a different look. one thing i am not understanding is the slant 6 Hemi. They look like a normal slanty to me.
Of course the DUSTERS +DEMONS
@1:36 RHD! That's gotta be rare.
What’s the market for buying cars in New Zealand & how much to ship to US ?
Hello Ted, glad you asked. I have recently started brokering cars to and from NZ, I gotta say Kiwis are indeed keen collectors and the amount of rarities here is incredible, not just US-made. If you're interested in a particular vehicle I'd be happy to source it for you, or if you're otherwise selling as well.
I have now partnered with a local Intl. shipping company that has good rates and great ETAs.
Thanks again and feel free to shoot me an email at: musclecarsuniverse@gmail.com 🙏
How about a Plymouth TWISTER ?? Haven't seen one of those in years !!
Woo keep cars legal got me a 74 dart 225
You skipped over the hot rods. You showed some the same cars over and over again. I saw no '66, '67 Chargers.
Sometimes I'd really like to see you guys try to do it completely alone, filming while also having to create content for my other 5 different social media platforms, while it's raining and chasing cars that come and go just to catch them on video. I have skipped probably 30% of the cars, I'm not a TV production with dedicated crew. Peace.
Dude you need to research your words
you dont know half of what youre talking about
One of the very few people to say that. I usually get told the opposite. But I'm happy cause I can always learn and improve myself, I love doing what I do
Love Mopar s