There were several rare Mopars at this years show. The weather held out, except for the dark clouds, and everyone had a Great Time looking at the cars and playing games. There were year model vehicles present from 1933 to present. There was a 1934 Plymouth Street Rod Coupe there from Virginia Beach that was absolutely beautiful. It was owned by Steve & Joyce McCollum. It was pulling a small custom trailer that had dual exhaust just like the coupe. Real neat combo and the paint scheme was very eye appealing. There were some PT Cruisers, a Viper, Custom Trucks, a Prowler, and other nice Mopars that came from all around. Even a child's electric car. The young Boy owner is getting a good start cruising and attenting the car shows with his parents. Let me tell you, this young Street Rodder could really drive this ride.
All the money raised at the event will be given to the Muscular Dystrophy Association again this year. Barbara and Gary believe in helping their community. The participants all came to support the event and can't wait for next year. Gary has promised that next year will be even bigger and better. He and Barbara have volunteers that want to put together a big Mopar Show for 2004. Gary said, "We were certainly glad to have new and younger Mopar Lovers get involved. They have new good ideas and bring renewed life to the show.