Mopar Muscle Association UK

Wayyyy too many pics, but thought I'd stick em up here for ya'll to peruse.


Relieved to see that this years show didnt clash with the Nats (first time in 8 or 9 years?) so we trundled up on the Sunday (it's only a few miles north of Stu's place) and beat the crowds.

Heard from a few NSRA-types that the 'show field' (where the old cars were allowed to park ) was full by mid-morning, most prob due to the extra people there that would normally be at the Pod. Hopefully they'll get the message and keep it separate for future years too

Anyhoo - deep breath....



Wonder what health & safety would have to say about this..... dont be tempted to rest your elbow on that blower belt

























































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Special Guest – Jay Storer’s (Hot Rod magazine, Rod & Custom etc) fave car:

Brilliant pics Rob! Some cracking rods there and excellent build quality.

Ivor wrote:Brilliant pics Rob! Some cracking rods there and excellent build quality.

I totally agree

is that it?? any more??


JOKING !



some great cars there - wish Id gone

It was a very good event, really pleased that it did not clash with the Nats.

An excellent set of pictures, Twins!!!

That Hirohita style Merc blows my frock up

God we can build some good stuff over here ...just as good as anywhere else
top Pics twins love em quality as always

which one .....could not make decent a descision if I had to ??

but guess the Hirohata Merc or 59 GTO motor'd Elk

whats the satin black sled...Hudson ? Lincoln ?

The Ford Cammer was exquisite.

It was built professionally by a company to demonstrate their products.

Even had F1 style front suspension with push rods.....and motorcycle spring dampers slung under-chassis........

The '60 'Vette parked next to the Bee was perfect too... owned by a nice guy who had the Gold '67 (??) Coronet wagon at the Nats....small world.

The Pro-touring malarky was well represented.
Personal taste but to me was the perfect way to Bananarama! up a really good car that had a great build quality and paint job..............

we got there about 11am and the show field was nearly full then
have to admit have really missed this show but would not miss the nats
realy hope they do keep these two meets apart
great pics yet again

Great stuff Twins, obviously, we missed a brilliant show, next year hopefully. Chris n Rose

Thanks one and all, apologies if your compooter ground to a halt like mine did, openng this thread again

BTW, these are just my pics, Stu's prob got a few hundred of his own too, but I expect theyre pretty much the same, so I think we can spare you any more tedium...

I'll have a think about how to get a message to Mick Harle, NSRA Chairman (tho he's thinking of stepping down), who we've known since his Neon Star days at the Pod, and see if there's any chance of keeping the 2 events separate

But I expect they've already got next years event sorted...

Fantastic pictures ,think you got most genres of automotive expression there unless you can think any others, eh no you have them all!!!!!!
Great stuff

What a fantastic selection of pics, well done and thanks for posting

Yep to echo everyone else great pics twinnie
some crackin machines love the interior shot of the black car biscuit interior