Mopar Muscle Association UK

Concentrating on trying to get the Satellite done (and missing by a couple of weeks ) meant we didnt get round to sorting out the few little jobs on the Polara before last weekend, so... for the first time we parked over yonder with the other dailies.
At least coming into the museum thru the back entrance, we got to see all the auction cars that were awaiting collection by their new owners... or presumably their old owners for those that didnt sell

Still had a great time tho, despite being without Mopar Shame as we could have parked the Polara in the petrol station area with the other 'Dark Shadows' cars

Picked up my book from the last Connected competition from the MMA gayzebra - thanks Ivor for remembering!

Plenty of chin-wagging with old friends & aquaintances, plus a few new, like Nigel (English68) - thanks for bringing your new toy for us all to look over

Another fave was 'Dave's' Chrysler 300, parked over in the C-body parking area

Didnt get to look round the new London Bus Museum - we'll save that for a rainy day. Literally


Anyhoo, here's a few pics...

































1904 Tractor. Interesting planetary gear drive to each wheel

Fantastic pics Rob, thanks for posting!

Didn't notice that the Poncho was right hand drive, must have been an Oz or Embassy car...my fave was the orange '69 Road Runner with patina and apart from a elephant that had sat on the roof, it was spot on.

That tractor in the auction started life as a 12hp Humber car,will most likely make good money to be rebuilt back to a car again.

gmb 20 does it for me,

That Moneverdi is a belter Duncan and it sounds awesome.

Great pictures thanks for posting

Lots of crackin Photos......

The Cream GMC truck on whitewalls is pure........

Who's is the Orange Dart reg ??? 1526.......Looks a very clean car!

Ivor wrote:That Moneverdi is a belter Duncan and it sounds awesome.

Another JC paint job and I believe it used to run a HEMI motor.....way back when

[quote="R.RUNNER"]and I believe it used to run a HEMI motor.....way back when

Correct!

Your memory isn't playing tricks on you this time

Ivor wrote: Your memory isn't playing tricks on you this time

What"MAMMARY"

Great pics Rob, did you get a pic of the Dodge Sportsman van. It was really smart but left quite early.

Terrific pictures Rob! Good to finally meet you (and everyone else) too.

Great event on a brilliant day, with a superb drive home to boot!

Let's do it all again soon - how about towards the end of July, say, at Santa Pod?!!

All the best and many thanks to all who made the day happen.

MattH wrote:Great pics Rob, did you get a pic of the Dodge Sportsman van. It was really smart but left quite early.

Sorry Matt, no that was pretty much all I took. Where was it parked?

english68 wrote:Terrific pictures Rob! Good to finally meet you (and everyone else) too.....


....All the best and many thanks to all who made the day happen.

Likewise, Nigel

Good to see that car is in good hands (yours & RPM's ) and didnt get snapped up by someone from the continent..

Superb pics Rob - thanks for sharing

Good to catch up with you too.