The Rust Queen, Vern and I visit Mopar Heaven. That's what I call it as I was "dizzy" after seeing all Michael Georgia had on his Mopar Ranch. Everything is for sale.
Mind blowing, isn't it? We didn't show the 70 Road Runner. It sold before I got the video edited. Going back to shoot a 426 Hemi 4 speed old NASCAR Plymouth or Dodge. Will try to get that up for you in the next week or two. Thanks for stopping in, Steve.
I just love this post!!! I would love to have some of these cars!! I grew up with,Chargers,Coronets,Dart Swingers,Dusters,and my 72 Orange Demon! Happy times,back in the Day!! My friend Helen had a SuperBee! Love those Mopars!
I feel like 18 again when i see this! Mopar fan since 1965, im born 1955! Had some Mopars, one Dart -65 one Dart -67 one Dart -71 one Challenger -71 and one Barrcucra -71! Chall and Barr had 440" 450 hp.
1951 here. First new car was a 69 Coronet R/T. Today I have a 1969 GTX Conv. and a 1970 Challenger R/T 440 6 pac car. 4 spd and Dana 354. Numbers matching.
Lord have mercy.! I'm sure that's a million dollars in inventory. Absolutely love them all, 71 Satellite is my dream car, but I'd adore any one of these.! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for posting ! I too have projects stored waiting to find the RIGHT parts. So many cool finds, I do need some for 80s driver's. Put off a few, waiting to buy, waiting for wheels set to move a couple. A set of 5 15x8 complete Super Coupe rims for rotation on 3 wagons.
Stunning to say the least, his work is just beautiful how tight those seats were, what a talent, that stuff is worth a fortune, you think like a Jay Leno would buy it all.
Lol, I can't even remember where the last parts I bought are and an not often sure if I actually bought them. I must be getting old but he is still sharp. Thanks for watching!
He does awesome restoration and trim work. The cars and parts are mind blowing. Headed back there soon with $$ in hand. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
I really appreciate finding you all, I need some mopar parts for my 1973 dodge charger SE. I will be calling and ordering parts from you. Thank GOD I found you. You are a God sent.
What a dream, what i wouldnt give to have one of those beauties, this man has the holly grail of mopars, havent seen that 68 gtx yet but damn he got some beauties, that collection is really something special.
Didn't show everything, Tim. He had a 70 Road Runner that was awesome. I shot video of it but he said not to show it as it sold a few hours after I shot it. Awesome collection of cars and parts. Thanks for watching, Tim.
Wow some really nice stuff. Looking for some type of mopar now. Love the sound and feel of Mopar's. They just keep getting crazier in price. Owned many but always had to sale. I'm sure your heart is there, I've been there :(.
Christine! Our favorite Canadian girl. Hope you are feeling better. Don't you wish we were rich instead of being so good looking? Lol. Always great to hear from you.
This made my Day. I so love these videos!! It made me feel better and forget about my health issues for awhile. Yes, it would be nice to be well off! Stay safe and healthy.
A 67 Dart is cool. Been looking at a 70 Dart myself. This place is awesome! My Mopar nest is going to get a little more crowded soon. Picked up an early 50's Dodge truck. Not sure what year it is exactly, and a Dakota truck. Going to put the old truck on the Dakota chassis for a more modern drive train. Too many projects and not enough time, lol. Thanks for stopping in.
Wow that's incredible . I would love to have any of those cars . Jerry I think your Nova is out of place . Surrounded by al the Mopars . You know what you should do lol
I've heard the I'm going to restore a hundred times and then watch them rust to the ground. This guy restores and sells fast. See something you want, better grab it because they don't stick around long. Thanks for stopping in.
This man has some serious talent . Man there are probably thousands of guys that wish they could do one thing this good . Are you serious ? He did the glass , the interior , and the wiring . WOW . I bet he could take one of those motors apart and put it back together in his sleep . This is one intelligent and hard working man . WOW .
I agree with someone else here, would love to have him help me with my truck. Whoever he had working for/with him did nice work. I bet some of those jobs are years and years.
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The only thing that usually happens when you get to a places like this, is that you don't have a large amount of money at the time, and there is more that a man wants That place is full. Where did he get all that.It would be nice to walk in and buy every 340,and every 440 in any configure. And of course, you'd have to have that 70 Dart. Thanks for the tour. Enjoyed the show. Ronnie.
I fully understand. I was drained after seeing all that. Didn't even see or show it all on the video. My head is still spinning! Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment.
Try to grab every good day I can, Norseman. Getting old and every experience is one more to hang on to. Thanks for watching and taking time to leave us a comment.
I am sure. All he told us was that he started working on cars as a kid and never looked bac. I think he mentioned, not on camera, that he started a trim shop and grew into restoration and parts. He certainly did something right, lol. Thank you for leaving us a comment.
Hello, I'm Mopar Nate from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania! I'm a Mopar fanatic from way back, I would love to make an appearance to your domain with pockets full of money and shop 'til I drop, lol!!!
Ive been a gearhead for over 50 years.Im retired but i still get junk drunk pretty easy thax for using utube to share with us old retired gearhead we really dig it i was a mopar tech in memphis for almost 30 years and i still love it
@@jimmy30671 I'm an old gear head myself, JB. Just too poor to retire, lol. Glad we could give you a "buzz' on MOPAR treasure. We appreciate you sharing your story with us.
Lol. Great idea, Hal. I would buy a t-shirt for sure. Headed back there this weekend to shoot more video of the cars and to get parts. Gotta get them before they disappear.
his garage reminds me of my NYC Queens back yard back in the eighties , there would also be about 4 Chargers parked in the street inn front and some other mopars in the next yard in rented spots ! Memories . all gone now that the stuffs valuable! would have kept my 2 70 RT's , formula s barracuda , 68 track car and on and on. lotsa money back then keeping them off the street parking . UGH !
Wow! You had some nice cars back in the day. I know you wish you had them back, lol. Don't we all? Thanks for stopping in and sharing your memories with us.
Been to Lake James many times. Great place. Give Michael a call. He'll show you around. I am looking for a 65 Satellite myself. It's one of my favorite body styles. Bet you wish you had it back, Chris? Lol. Thanks for watching.
indyme2 . Yes I do! During the blizzard of 93 a pine tree fell across the trunk and left quarter . Heart breaking. But it missed a 66 sport fury 63 Belvedere 73 duster. And my wife’s Mercury. 6 more feet to the left would have got them all. It was a 383 four speed car. Traded it even for a truck.
I agree. He actually gave us a price, off camera, for everything but I forgot the number. Too expensive for me but it sounded reasonable. Thanks for stopping in.
I hope you are in a good $ spot to do an investment with this guy. This is how Year One got started in a carport/basement with Pontiac parts by '83. Looks like he has the right stuff. Don't delay. My list doubled to a truckload overnight. ASAP.
@@indyme2 I have never seen a person have such command of multiple projects with multiple vehicles. The final builds are outstanding. My cousin bought a new Road Runner in 1968 and later a GTX. We were so cool driving around town. The Road Runner horn and the GTX with the functional air grabber hood was so innovative and demanded your attention
@@dougplank9242 Michael has a great system worked out. No short cuts or sloppy work. His work is expensive but as he says, " You get what you pay for." Going to do another video on a couple of cars he has in the next week or two. Thanks for your comment.
@@indyme2 I perfectly understand that. Even in watching the video, it's simply overwhelming, the amount of stuff he has. A seven digit $USD ticker ran constantly in my imagination as I tried to fathom what he has!
There is no factory document claiming the AAQA stands for anything. That casting mark is on all kinds of Mopar blocks up into the late 70’s smog engines!
Great! I hope you have video of your project. If not, start posting! We'll follow along. Headed to your channel to see what's there. Thanks again for stopping in, Shaun.
My friend has a 69 GTX sitting in his yard for at least 10 years that I know of that needs a complete resto. The body, and drive train are intact. The interior is out of it, and the rear window is out. I know he will probably never restore it to the calibre it was new he's a shade tree mechanic who repairs other peoples cars, trucks, and farm equipment for a living. I dont think he has the resources to invest in it. Every time I go past his house I feel terrible about the status of that beautiful mopar muscle car. The car is in the upcountry of S.C. near Lowrys. I wish someone could make him an offer he couldnt refuse, and restore her to her former glory. I had many different muscle cars in my younger days, when I was in the used car / towing business.the memories of those lobing cams, loud exhaust pipes, and high octane exhaust fumes still swim in my head when I see these Mopars, GTO's, Mustangs, Chevelles, Mustangs, 442's AMX's, and all the other cars I have owned and driven in my 73 years. Give me the old school days to daydream about anytime! I can get anyone interested connected with this guy, if you want to be.
Old school rules, Bill! We are about the same age, lol. Lowrys is near Chester if I remember correctly. Not too far away. I know the GTX thing. There is one near me, 69, I believe. Been parked outside for about 20 years, no cover. Keep trying to buy it but you know the story. I'll shop the one you know and see if anyone wants to give the guy a ring. Thanks for sharing your stories and for stopping in.
Anyway, like I was sayin', shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That- that's about it.
I can not pick my jaw up off the floor!
Mind blowing, isn't it? We didn't show the 70 Road Runner. It sold before I got the video edited. Going back to shoot a 426 Hemi 4 speed old NASCAR Plymouth or Dodge. Will try to get that up for you in the next week or two. Thanks for stopping in, Steve.
I see a teacher and a learning experience of the best . Thanks guys .
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Jesus Christ this is the Mopar King right here! Love it I’m drooling
Thanks for stopping in, Edmund!
I have no words...well maybe one "unbelievable" Thanks for sharing
I know the feeling. I felt overwhelmed when I left there. Thanks for stopping in.
GOOD JOB I LOVE THE 70 OR 71 CUDE
LOOK FOR ONE.
BLESS GOD
I agree. Thanks for watching.
This some of the best restorations I've ever seen.
I agree with you. Thanks for stopping in.
JESUS CHRIST IM SPEECHLESS! that orange white bumblebee striped coronet R/T with paintwork so good that it would win at pebble beach!
He has some awesome cars for sure. Thanks for watching.
I just love this post!!! I would love to have some of these cars!! I grew up with,Chargers,Coronets,Dart Swingers,Dusters,and my 72 Orange Demon! Happy times,back in the Day!! My friend Helen had a SuperBee! Love those Mopars!
Thanks, Christine. We love you at the Rust Ranch.
I feel like 18 again when i see this! Mopar fan since 1965, im born 1955! Had some Mopars, one Dart -65 one Dart -67 one Dart -71 one Challenger -71 and one Barrcucra -71! Chall and Barr had 440" 450 hp.
Dang Timo! You had some super cars. Wish you had them back? lol. Appreciate you leaving us a comment.
1951 here. First new car was a 69 Coronet R/T. Today I have a 1969 GTX Conv. and a 1970 Challenger R/T 440 6 pac car. 4 spd and Dana 354. Numbers matching.
Your garage would be my modern day toy chest. Like when I was a kid. Love it bud!!👍
We appreciate your visit. Awesome place to hang out for sure. Thanks!
HOLY SHEEEEYIT!!!! The guy must not sleep....It's no wonder he wants to sell it all,he wants to take a nap!
Lol, I can't sleep after seeing all these cars. Thanks for stopping in.
Lord have mercy.! I'm sure that's a million dollars in inventory. Absolutely love them all, 71 Satellite is my dream car, but I'd adore any one of these.! Thanks for sharing
Thanks Rob. We didn't show it all. It's hard to believe places like this exist. Appreciate the comment!
Thanks for posting ! I too have projects stored waiting to find the RIGHT parts. So many cool finds, I do need some for 80s driver's. Put off a few, waiting to buy, waiting for wheels set to move a couple. A set of 5 15x8 complete Super Coupe rims for rotation on 3 wagons.
Thanks for watching Mr. Boardman.
You gotta watch out for them people in Anderson, they'll feed you a good home cooked meal if you're not careful.
Lol. I am lethal with an fork and spoon. Bring on the food! Thanks for watching, Jim.
WOW! That was really something else. Thanks for sharing this.
One of those would look good in your yard! Thanks for watching.
Stunning to say the least, his work is just beautiful how tight those seats were, what a talent, that stuff is worth a fortune, you think like a Jay Leno would buy it all.
He started with interior work and expanded into full restoration, Joe. The seats are tight, wrinkle free and just awesome. Thanks for stopping in!
Wow what a place!!! Great to see you all having fun!
We always have fun, Wendell. Hope all is well with you and thanks for stopping in.
So That's where all the Mopar parts went! This man's mind is So sharp! He knows where / what everything is and goes to. I'm in awe! 👍😎
Lol, I can't even remember where the last parts I bought are and an not often sure if I actually bought them. I must be getting old but he is still sharp. Thanks for watching!
Damn ! That’s unbelievable!! Beautiful cars! Beautiful work!! Class act man!!!
He does awesome restoration and trim work. The cars and parts are mind blowing. Headed back there soon with $$ in hand. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
I really appreciate finding you all, I need some mopar parts for my 1973 dodge charger SE. I will be calling and ordering parts from you. Thank GOD I found you. You are a God sent.
Thanks for watching, Cleades. Good luck on the parts.
@Terry Clark Pay Michael a visit. You will be amazed! Good luck with the Swinger.
Refreshing to see someone who actually restores the cars and not just let em' rust away.
I agree. Thanks for stopping in.
Wow, great video Indy, thank you for sharing
Thanks! Great to hear from you. It's been a long time. Hope all is well with you.
Thank you for sharing that with us!
Thank you for watching and leaving us a comment, George.
Excellent video even though I’m sure there was lots more “gold” that you got to see.
Best of luck on the 383, thanks for the upload and God Bless!
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Yes Sir. Didn't have time to see or show it all. "Gold" everywhere, lol. We appreciate you visiting with us. Thanks!
What a dream, what i wouldnt give to have one of those beauties, this man has the holly grail of mopars, havent seen that 68 gtx yet but damn he got some beauties, that collection is really something special.
Didn't show everything, Tim. He had a 70 Road Runner that was awesome. I shot video of it but he said not to show it as it sold a few hours after I shot it. Awesome collection of cars and parts. Thanks for watching, Tim.
Great vid, thanks for sharing!!! 👍👍👍
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You guys are awesome! God bless!
Thanks, Edward! Just trying to keep you guys entertained with what we hope are good videos. We appreciate you watching and leaving us a comment.
Wow some really nice stuff. Looking for some type of mopar now. Love the sound and feel of Mopar's. They just keep getting crazier in price. Owned many but always had to sale. I'm sure your heart is there, I've been there :(.
Thanks, Dan & Traci. I hope your dreams come true and you can have another. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
I wish I could afford to have a car done by this guy !!!
Don't we all? I have lots of work for him, lol. Thanks for watching, John.
Just WOW! To have found this mans treasure would be amazing!
He has the treasure for sure,, Joe. Blows me away! Thanks for stopping in.
Need to put this guy in my book. awesome collection, I hope to find me a cuda to build one day soon.
Check with him. His inventory changes constantly. Good luck on the Cuda.
Dang you struck gold and I'm not talking about finding it in a creak 😂 that's unreal that's Mopar Madness 😜
Mopar madness for sure. My head was spinning. Lots of toys there. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
It is heaven but how do i get ahold of this guy privately
@@artjones2498 The contact information is in the video. Thanks for watching!
Great video! Saw several things I need for my projects. Might have to contact him and take a road trip.
Thanks, Dave. A road trip would be good for you. Go for it, lol.
Heck of a way to tie up 3 or 4 milloin bucks! That guys my hero! Good to see content from yall!
Thank you. He has an amazing collection of cars and parts. We didn't show it all. Hope all is well with you.
Great looking parts, we love parts!
Thanks! We love parts and love to hoard both cars and parts, lol. Can't get enough.
Mopar Heaven is right!! Awesome, everything is for sale!!! Words I long to hear!!!
Christine! Our favorite Canadian girl. Hope you are feeling better. Don't you wish we were rich instead of being so good looking? Lol. Always great to hear from you.
This made my Day. I so love these videos!! It made me feel better and forget about my health issues for awhile. Yes, it would be nice to be well off! Stay safe and healthy.
Unbelievable work I am speechless 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for watching,
Hey Jer. It's Swamp. LTNC.
Sweet Mopar nest ya found there fer sure!
Seeing this makes me miss my '67 Dart.
A 67 Dart is cool. Been looking at a 70 Dart myself. This place is awesome! My Mopar nest is going to get a little more crowded soon. Picked up an early 50's Dodge truck. Not sure what year it is exactly, and a Dakota truck. Going to put the old truck on the Dakota chassis for a more modern drive train. Too many projects and not enough time, lol. Thanks for stopping in.
This guy is obviously thee mopar god... I have never seen anything like this anywhere. I'm a little jealous.. the dedication this man has is awesome
He has some awesome cars and skills for sure, Havea. Thanks for watching.
man if he sells out gonna be a great retirement for him lots of nice stuff forsure glad you got your engine and fenders
Yeppers, he has his retirement made, lol. Thanks for stopping in, Drew.
Wow. I don't think I've ever seen a '64 383 AAQA block. That is super awesome!
Thanks! Looking forward to building it.
Man that was a fun filled day... except for rust queens phone getting us lost. Lol. Michael Georgia got some big inventory.
It was fun, Vern! Thanks for putting us on this guy. He has an awesome stash of MOPAR.
Wow such amazing work! That Roadrunner was just GORGEOUS✨
I'm with you, Sebastian. He has some awesome cars and does really nice work. Thanks for stopping in.
I have been around these cars since 1969 and own several now and I don't think I have ever seen better quality work.
I'm with you, Bob. His cars look as nice underneath as they do on the top side. Great attention to detail. Thanks for stopping in.
Welcome to the south ya hear!!. Ty 🖐🤠👍🇺🇸
Welcome to the south. Lol. Thanks for watching, Peter.
We live in different regions but are good friends.
Good channel good to be friends with you
Thanks for sharing a great video
Thank you for watching.
simply amazing
I agree, Ron. Thanks for watching.
Wow that's incredible . I would love to have any of those cars . Jerry I think your Nova is out of place . Surrounded by al the Mopars . You know what you should do lol
Yes, Sir. Guess I need to deliver it to you or...get another just like it to keep it company, lol. Thanks for stopping in.
My eyes can't stop popping 😍
Been there. Done that, lol. Thanks for watching Stanley.
For once u hear “everything is for sale” not...”I’m gonna restore it someday”
I've heard the I'm going to restore a hundred times and then watch them rust to the ground. This guy restores and sells fast. See something you want, better grab it because they don't stick around long. Thanks for stopping in.
@@indyme2 Because Mopars are hot. They have finally come into their own. Ronnie.
This man has some serious talent . Man there are probably thousands of guys that wish they could do one thing this good . Are you serious ? He did the glass , the interior , and the wiring . WOW . I bet he could take one of those motors apart and put it back together in his sleep . This is one intelligent and hard working man . WOW .
He is a do it all kind of guy, Leonard. Worked hard and took pride in his work. It has paid off well for him. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
@@indyme2 You are welcome . Nice work .
Great video!
Andy! Thanks for watching.
Like you said.... Heaven!! I love Mopars..
It's an awesome place. Going back soon and may shoot more video. Thank you for stopping in.
Amazing skills!
Thanks for stopping in, Steven.
I agree with someone else here, would love to have him help me with my truck. Whoever he had working for/with him did nice work. I bet some of those jobs are years and years.
I didn't ask how long it takes to complete a car but I agree with you, it must take years. Super job when it is finished though. Thanks for watching.
This guy took O.C.D up to God level !!! But he's got one hella collection and he must have had one hella job to put that collection together.
He works for himself. Restores Mopars and runs a trim shop. Thanks for watching.
Well ill definitely be giving this guy a call. Awesome video.
Thanks. Michael has some awesome cars and parts. His inventory of cars is constantly changing. I need to make a trip back there myself, lol.
What's his number Ihavent been able to find contact info
@@johndeffenbaugh5709 All the contact info is in the video. Thanks, John.
unbelievable workmanship !
I agree, Mark. Awesome cars! Thanks for stopping in.
I've owned a bunch of them...I know the feeling....still do lol
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Sir you should finish every one you are a master.
Thanks for watching, John!
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The only thing that usually happens when you get to a places like this, is that you don't have a large amount of money at the time, and there is more that a man wants That place is full. Where did he get all that.It would be nice to walk in and buy every 340,and every 440 in any configure. And of course, you'd have to have that 70 Dart. Thanks for the tour. Enjoyed the show. Ronnie.
Thanks for stopping in, Ronnie. $$ would be nice, lol.
Best car restoration guy I have seen
I have to agree with you, Jason. His work is awesome. Thanks for stopping in.
Man I had to wipe my chin off after watching that video I was drooling over all them old cars haha
I fully understand. I was drained after seeing all that. Didn't even see or show it all on the video. My head is still spinning! Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment.
Good lord. So this is where all the freaking Mopars went. I was always wondering 😢😅
Lol. He has a few! Thanks for watching, Charles.
Better than a Gold Mine !😀
Lol. I agree with you, Wade. Thank you for stopping in and taking a look.
Love the 65 Satellite Vert and the 56 Imp .
Both are awesome. I always wanted a 65 Satellite but this one is a little out of my $$ range, lol. Thanks for stopping in.
Good day indy grab it all so many memories there
Try to grab every good day I can, Norseman. Getting old and every experience is one more to hang on to. Thanks for watching and taking time to leave us a comment.
@@indyme2 Its Ray your old friend from Canada how you like my new name??
@@RaySarasin Ray! I wonder what happened to you. Somehow lost touch. Like the name. Glad you are still working with bees.
Incredible. I wish I had the money, but which one? '68 Coronet RT? '71 'cuda? Road Runner? Wow, my Mopar heart is going crazy.
Lol, I couldn't pick one if I had the money either. I want them all! Thanks for stopping in, Jay.
A L L of em indeed! 😁
Wow!!!
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That road runner is amazing
I am shooting a 70 Road Runner this weekend at this place along with some of the other cars up close. Hope you will watch, Royce. Thanks.
It would be fascinating to hear about how Mr. Georgia got started and built up his business. There must of been highs and lows.
I am sure. All he told us was that he started working on cars as a kid and never looked bac. I think he mentioned, not on camera, that he started a trim shop and grew into restoration and parts. He certainly did something right, lol. Thank you for leaving us a comment.
Great video
Thanks, Mike! We appreciate you being here.
Hello, I'm Mopar Nate from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania! I'm a Mopar fanatic from way back, I would love to make an appearance to your domain with pockets full of money and shop 'til I drop, lol!!!
I love Mopar's too, Nate. Wish I owned all this but it belongs to Michael Georgia. His address and contact number are in the video. Go shopping, lol.
68 roadrunners brings back great memories
I think we all have stories and great memories we could share. These cars sure stirred my memory. We appreciate you watching, Randall.
There's one in texas for sale
Gee whiz I'm just blown away
I was too, Todd. Headed back there this weekend to shoot more video of his cars and to buy some parts. Thanks for watching.
IT GOT ME DRUNK THANK YOU
Lol. I know the feeling, jB. Thanks for stopping in.
Ive been a gearhead for over 50 years.Im retired but i still get junk drunk pretty easy thax for using utube to share with us old retired gearhead we really dig it i was a mopar tech in memphis for almost 30 years and i still love it
@@jimmy30671 I'm an old gear head myself, JB. Just too poor to retire, lol. Glad we could give you a "buzz' on MOPAR treasure. We appreciate you sharing your story with us.
Wow nice I'd love to live in that house
Lol. I think most of us would too. Thanks for stopping in, Darren.
Holy Shnikey's!!! Dude needs to throw a giant neon sign out front that says "Mopar Heaven"!! Maybe print t-shirts!
Lol. Great idea, Hal. I would buy a t-shirt for sure. Headed back there this weekend to shoot more video of the cars and to get parts. Gotta get them before they disappear.
@Terry Clark Thanks, Terry. You are The Man!
Canada loves you people
Thanks, Ace. We love Canadians. Wonderful and friendly people. Thanks for the comment.
his garage reminds me of my NYC Queens back yard back in the eighties , there would also be about 4 Chargers parked in the street inn front and some other mopars in the next yard in rented spots ! Memories . all gone now that the stuffs valuable! would have kept my 2 70 RT's , formula s barracuda , 68 track car and on and on. lotsa money back then keeping them off the street parking . UGH !
Wow! You had some nice cars back in the day. I know you wish you had them back, lol. Don't we all? Thanks for stopping in and sharing your memories with us.
So many cars to build and I am to darn old to finish my own cars !!
I understand that, Al. Been there and still there, lol. Thanks for stopping in!
Hey from lake James NC. Wish I could see all your stuff. Had a 65 satellite hardtop.
Been to Lake James many times. Great place. Give Michael a call. He'll show you around. I am looking for a 65 Satellite myself. It's one of my favorite body styles. Bet you wish you had it back, Chris? Lol. Thanks for watching.
indyme2 . Yes I do! During the blizzard of 93 a pine tree fell across the trunk and left quarter . Heart breaking. But it missed a 66 sport fury 63 Belvedere 73 duster. And my wife’s Mercury. 6 more feet to the left would have got them all. It was a 383 four speed car. Traded it even for a truck.
@@chrisnewton9325 Bummer about the tree but you got lucky with the rest of the cars. 383 four speed is awesome. I want one too.
It would be nice it someone could go there and buy everything for one price and keep that collection of parts that took him years to collect
I agree. He actually gave us a price, off camera, for everything but I forgot the number. Too expensive for me but it sounded reasonable. Thanks for stopping in.
Wow, unbelievable amount of MOPAR parts. How cool is that Jerry!!
We had a great tour of his place, John. Man, he has the goodies. Has it turned cold up there yet?
81 degrees today, and 80 tomorrow
@@jbolf6 Wow! Warmer there than it is here. Hope you are digging.
I hope you are in a good $ spot to do an investment with this guy. This is how Year One got started in a carport/basement with Pontiac parts by '83. Looks like he has the right stuff. Don't delay. My list doubled to a truckload overnight. ASAP.
Share this with junkerup. What a amazing stash!
Chris has a great channel. He would love this place. Thanks!
Wow makes me wish I wasn't so poor amazing
Lol. I know the "poor" thing, Ronald. We still manage to get some of the things we want just not all the things we want. Thanks for watching.
If I hadn't see it I would not believe it.......This is.......was impossible but here it is!!!!!
Blew me away when I was shooting it. I left there drained from the rush and awe of all he has. Thanks for leaving us a comment, Mark.
Tremendous cars and people.
Thank you, Doug.
@@indyme2 I have never seen a person have such command of multiple projects with multiple vehicles. The final builds are outstanding. My cousin bought a new Road Runner in 1968 and later a GTX. We were so cool driving around town. The Road Runner horn and the GTX with the functional air grabber hood was so innovative and demanded your attention
@@dougplank9242 Michael has a great system worked out. No short cuts or sloppy work. His work is expensive but as he says, " You get what you pay for." Going to do another video on a couple of cars he has in the next week or two. Thanks for your comment.
Give me a moment while I pick my jaw up off the floor....good Lord almighty!
-Ed on the Ridge
I was emotionally drained when I left there. If I hadn't seen it I probably would not have believed it. Thanks for watching, Ed.
@@indyme2 I perfectly understand that. Even in watching the video, it's simply overwhelming, the amount of stuff he has.
A seven digit $USD ticker ran constantly in my imagination as I tried to fathom what he has!
OMG! What does this man do for a living? Question answered. Amazing.
I guess we are in the wrong business, Garry. Lol. Thanks for watching.
You got that right!
MOPAR HEAVEN🙏🙏🙏
For sure! Thanks for stopping in, Bill.
There is no factory document claiming the AAQA stands for anything. That casting mark is on all kinds of Mopar blocks up into the late 70’s smog engines!
Thanks for the info!
I think I know so some here in Rogersville who'd love to get in touch with this guy in fact I'm going to send him a link to this video!
Thanks and thank you for watching.
Like Rust Queen, I have a 65 V200 wagon that I am converting to a 2 door hardtop 64 Wagon.
Great! I hope you have video of your project. If not, start posting! We'll follow along. Headed to your channel to see what's there. Thanks again for stopping in, Shaun.
@@indyme2 Ha ! Not a thing there.
@@shaunclifton5281 Bummer. Shoot some video. :)
My friend has a 69 GTX sitting in his yard for at least 10 years that I know of that needs a complete resto. The body, and drive train are intact. The interior is out of it, and the rear window is out. I know he will probably never restore it to the calibre it was new he's a shade tree mechanic who repairs other peoples cars, trucks, and farm equipment for a living. I dont think he has the resources to invest in it. Every time I go past his house I feel terrible about the status of that beautiful mopar muscle car. The car is in the upcountry of S.C. near Lowrys. I wish someone could make him an offer he couldnt refuse, and restore her to her former glory. I had many different muscle cars in my younger days, when I was in the used car / towing business.the memories of those lobing cams, loud exhaust pipes, and high octane exhaust fumes still swim in my head when I see these Mopars, GTO's, Mustangs, Chevelles, Mustangs, 442's AMX's, and all the other cars I have owned and driven in my 73 years. Give me the old school days to daydream about anytime! I can get anyone interested connected with this guy, if you want to be.
Old school rules, Bill! We are about the same age, lol. Lowrys is near Chester if I remember correctly. Not too far away. I know the GTX thing. There is one near me, 69, I believe. Been parked outside for about 20 years, no cover. Keep trying to buy it but you know the story. I'll shop the one you know and see if anyone wants to give the guy a ring. Thanks for sharing your stories and for stopping in.
Anyway, like I was sayin', shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That- that's about it.
Might take some of the finished cars and take them to an auction
I agree with you, Steven. Quick way to sell for sure. Thanks for watching.
GOOD LORD!
Lol!
I need to win the lottery
Good luck to both of us.
Cool 😎
Thanks, Topcat.