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This site is a collection of photos, thoughts and information about my Mopars as well as my totally biased opinions about cars and other things that might tickle my fancy at a particular time.

Here is my '73 Adventurer Sport. I bought it new and it has only 85,000 miles, but it's currently sitting while I get the ambition to pull the engine so I can replace a rusted-out freeze plug on the back of the engine.
It's been mildly customized with an interior from a 1991 RAM and bucket seats from a 1987 LeBaron. The original 318 and LoadFlite have never needed any repairs and work perfectly except for the freeze plug problem. It might be for sale when my Valiant is completed.

No Mitsubishis will ever have a home on this page! I even hold my nose while I post pictures of my wife's Daimler Chrysler daily drivers, but at least they are still pure Chryler design and North American built.If you drive a foreign car and if your feelings are easily hurt, do us both a favor and go find a Honda site. I'm also an outspoken, unabashed patriot who leans to the right and who has no time for feel-good politics. If you think Clinton was a great president, go join the guy at the Honda site!.

My wife's '99 300M would run like a turpentined cat and with the handling package it stuck to the road as if it had claws. Unfortunately it wasn't the highest quality Mopar we've owned and it had a boring, gender-neutral personality. It did not begin to live up to the letter cars of old.
She replaced it with a 2002 Sebring Limited convertible.

My current daily driver is a '99 Dakota SLT with a 318, automatic and loaded with options. It is an excellent vehicle and has never been back to the dealer for even the slightest adjustment. The workers in the Warren truck plant did a marvelous job of making this one right. Thanks guys!

Mopars aren't my only interest. Our two Shar-Pei females, Dakota and Belle, are my best buddies who follow me all day long. They are wonderful dogs with loving dispositions and funny personalities..
The real boss of the house is the little Maltese , Sassy, over here on the right. That dog is one bad attitude! If one of the other dogs gets her mad, she will latch onto their lip and let them drag her around the house while she growls like a 100 lb attack dog. She is really a cat in dog's fur, and is such a bitch, I should rename her Hillary!

I have a couple of other Mopar, but need to take some photos. My pride and joy is a restified '66 Coronet 500 two door hardtop. It has a mildly modified 361, and though the exterior is stock, the interior is made of modern fabrics.
The latest addition to my fleet is a slant 6, '64 Valiant 200 convertible. It will be mostly stock outside, but the interior is mostly custom. It will be my daily driver, and when finished, one of the others will have to go.