Well I've owned Musclecars for 32 years now just getting back into Mopars 3 years ago after playing with other brands. However, started with Mopar when my Dad worked at Chrysler in Trenton, MI back in the mid 60's to early 70's. Small world, I now live down south, turns out Mike Wilkins is a neighbor and now friend and probably forgot more about Mopar's than most I know.

Just my $.02 but people should be excited about new resources for Mopar restorations. The kids into cars today for the most part seem to care less about the classics. Exceptions to the rule of course. But someday, 60's cars will become the Model T for kids today.

The more documention and overall exposure can only be a good thing.