First drive of the year and some muscle car fun...not dial u

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...at a PCA tech forum in Port Washington, Wisconsin.

I did my first "event" as a PCA member today, which oddly enough, had nothing to do with Porsches. Hence my post here on the FAQ. We met at Aloha Motors. They're a restorer (and then some) of mostly Mopar cars. However, they'll turn anything they get into a stunning work of automotive art. I know you guys appreciate a wide variety of cars so I thought I'de share.

The mind boggles at the cost of what you'll (hopefully) see pictured below. Some prices: GTO Judge=300k, Hemi convertible Cuda=500k, Superbird=300k, 10,000 mile Chevelle Rat motored stocker=500k!!

Pretty lofty for my blood, but I was happy to look.

A sunroof was grafted on to this pristine 356 at great cost. The only Porsche on the tour.

This 10,000 mile 427 Chevelle is supposedly worth 500k

Kid Rock's Lincoln in for some more (600 plus) horsepower. No mention of brake or suspension upgrades. Hope springs eternal for that oversight.

Who doesn't love a Superbird?

How 'bout two Superbirds?....and the #2 Hemi Coronet.....and a Roadrunner 440/6 pack convertible....and......Cost? Don't ask. That garage full easily in the multi-millions.

Turns out Don Dethlefson isn't the only guy who appreciates a pretty bottom.

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URL: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=43921&item=4527674059&rd=1

I need a '69 Road Runner. Watching one disappear on ebay now. Must... not... bud! ;-p

Cheers,

Ray

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No... just a displaced American -- working with a bunch of foreigners in China (but on holiday now in U.S.)!

Cheers,

Ray

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...a 72 or 73. Can't remember offhand. Not my favorite car but still nice. The Red Cuda on the lift is a hemi car from Missouri. It was sent up for paint only from another Mopar specialist who can't keep up with demand. I guess I chose the wrong business.