
Thursday, May 28, 2009
LARRY MORGAN TO MOVE TO FORD

Tuesday, May 26, 2009
HEMI CHALLENGE AT BOWLING GREEN CANCELLED
Monday, May 18, 2009
MCG CHRYSLER CLASSIC COLUMBUS RESULTS
Despite it's best effort , the rain and stormy weather did not get the best of the MCG Chrysler Classic in Columbus Ohio this week-end! Race and Show car results are as follows:
SHOW CAR RESULTS:
Modified: Joe DiPietro ~1962 Dodge
Extreme Modified: Tony Harlin~ 1968 Dart GTS convertible
Modern Muscle: Gary &Mindy Sheldon ~ 2008 Dodge Challenger
Semi-Stock: Ed Perz ~1969 Plymouth GTX
Pure Stock: Robert Conca~ 1970 Plymouth Cuda
Finer Details Best Of Show: Glen & Charlotte Bridges 1970 Dodge Challenger Convertible
Race Winners:
Sat. Results:
A&A Super Pro: Jeff Johnson over Mike Cocktrell
Pro: Rob Lawson over John Lawson
Steer & Gear Sportsman: Carl Holl over Brian Hendrickson
TTI Max Wedge: Jeff Day over Jim Guy
Mancini Hemi : Gary Murphy over Tony Zarb
Sun. Results:
Indy Cylinder Head Quick 16: Chris Wheatcraft over David Orr Jr.
A&A Trans Super Pro: Lonnie Smith over Jeff Spring
Pro: Jenni Vernon over Mike Moreck
TTI MAX Wedge: Jeff Day over Mike DeChicco
Mancini Hemi: John Roudes over Ken Kreici
CRT 10~0 Shoot-Out: Lonnie Smith over Bob Frazee
Juinior Dragster: Joey Cameron over Bethany Crick:
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
It’s the end of the world as we know it . . . Chrysler anyway . . .
Submitted by Randy Holden:Chrysler, as we knew it, has ceased to exist. Proof of this was made vividly apparent today, May 14, 2009, as Chrysler forced 789 of its loyal dealerships into nonexistence. As part of their federal government bankruptcy reorganization, overseen by Obama’s administration and car czar, there are 789 fewer Chrysler dealerships today than there were yesterday. And the dealerships had no say in their fate whatsoever. That’s tens of thousands of jobs gone, and the outlets for Chrysler products has been cut by almost a full third. Among the dealerships closed down, you’ll find some longtime icons like both of the Painters’ brothers dealerships in Utah, both of Donald Palmer’s dealerships in Indiana, and countless others. The size, age, and location of the dealerships doesn’t seem to have come into play.
For a complete list of the dealerships closed down by Chrysler, check out the link below: http://download.gannett.edgesuite.net/detnews/2009/pdf/0514listofchryslerdealers.pdf
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
ARSON FIRE DESTROYS 28 RARE MOPARS

A horrifying arson fire in Harnettsburgh KY. devastated the Thunder Road restoration shop and destroyed 28 rare and precious Mopar's in the blaze. While information and details are not being released at this time, due to the on-going criminal investigation, it has been determined that arson was no doubt the cause of this horrific fire. The ATF as well as the FBI are launching a full investigation in to this crime.THe 55000 sq. ft. shop was a total loss as were all of the contents.
Cars lost in this blaze include a 1970 Plymouth Superbird, a 1 of 2 heavily optioned 1969 Charger RT/SE, three GTX convertible's, a 1963 Max Wedge Plymouth with only 3700 miles, a 1970 Road Runner Convertible, a Lil Red Express as well as numerous 6 pack and other rare Mopar cars.
While none of the cars were customer cars, three were owned by Thunder Road's owner Mike French and the other 25 cars belonged to his partner's Todd Reiter and Dolf Keller.
As more information is released on this un-thinkable crime, we will keep you posted here. Watch for more details and a full story in the up-coming issue of Mopar Collectors Guide.
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