Mr C
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I've run into Mopar snobs (my supposed brethren) at shows. Doesn’t bother me one bit. I built my car. Half of those cheque writing pansy asses that I met couldn't change their own oil. What really pisses them off is when I have a bigger crowd around my Caravelle with it's meager Super Six.
Why?
You can trip over A's, B's and E's all day long at a show. Pull in with an M and the people who've hardly seen one go "Wow! What's that???".....and as was said. I drive mine. No trailer queens in my stable.
Which is why I despise Graveyard cars and shows of that ilk. They will only touch a car that they can restore out of a catalog (B,E). Those idiots would be utterly confounded by a real restoration that involved something beyond replacing parts from a catalog. The "investors" and muscle car clowns have gone a long way to ruining the hobby for me.
And I do appreciate all cars and Mopars in particular.