People seemed to like it when I shared my Carlisle photos here the last few years, so I'm gonna do it again!
Total is about 300 and I have 160 edited at the moment. There were a few cars I meant to shoot and still managed to miss (the Mirada Magnum concept car, which I shot when it was at Carlisle years ago, a new Challenger convertible I saw drive through the Challenger classes once and never saw again, the ex-Dave Ferro '67 GTX that was onstage until Saturday afternoon...). I blame the heat. I walked over 6.8 miles on Saturday and only started feeling completely rehydrated Sunday night.
First up: '69 Barracuda convertible (slant six), '16 Challenger Scat Pack, 1961 Valiant V200, '65 Newport.

'68 Belvedere wagon on its way to being a Road Runner clone, '75 Coronet wagon, '66 AMC Marlin (327/4-speed!), '48 Willys pickup with a 331 Hemi.

The 331 Hemi from the '48 Willys pickup, '95 LeBaron drag car (they call it a '95, but '93 was the last year for a coupe), '83 Charger 2.2, '59 Plymouth Custom Suburban.

'23 Challenger Demon 170 and its unique fender and engine badges (I didn't see any '18 Demons this year! What's up with that?), '70 Superbird.

'66 Coronet 440 convertible, '65 Coronet 440 wagon, '49 Coronet, '70 Coronet R/T.

'74 Road Runner GTX, '94 Dakota 4x4, '63 Custom 880 convertible, '68 Coronet 500 convertible (very nicely optioned with H-code 383, in-dash tach, buckets/console and factory air!).

'96 Viper Defender from the Viper TV show, '71 Challenger R/T, '71 "Hellecuda."

'68 LO23 Dart, '67 RO23 Belvedere.

'69 Daytona (1 of 1 in F8/white/white), Hemi-powered '71 D100, one-owner '69 Super Bee, '71 'Cuda (Graveyard Cars' "Phoenix 'Cuda").

'61 Newport with 375hp 413 and a 3-speed manual, '85 Omni GLH.

'81 New Yorker 5th Avenue (the last R-body off the line), one-owner '82 Mirada CMX, '82 Imperial FS, '78 Aspen Street Kit Car.

Another angle of the '78 Aspen Street Kit Car, '78 Volare Street Kit Car, Hemi-powered '80 Mirada.

440-powered '78 Trail Duster, '79 Volare Road Runner, '78 Aspen, '69 Super Bee.

'69 A12 Super Bee, '63 Polara 500 convertible, '71 GTX, '73 Imperial LeBaron.

'66 Satellite, '72 'Cuda, '68 Newport, '60 New Yorker wagon from the McCandless collection.
And that's 60. More tomorrow.

Great pics. Thanks for taking the time to post them.

Nice variety and bonus points for including 4 door models too!

Thanks for sharing!!

Fantastic pics! Thank you for posting!

Great pics,cool cars!Thanks!
That green and black 69 superbee is nice,I wonder if it came that way with the black hood scoops etc..I've only seen every thing body color.

Great pictures. Thank you for posting them.

Well done Sir!

Great pics of cars not usually seen or covered!

thank you so much sir ! greatly appreciated !

First batch: Hemmings - Record-Breaking Attendance At The 2023 Carlisle Chrysler Nationals

More!
'87 LeBaron, '89 Shelby CSX, '66 Charger, '69 W-200 Power Wagon.

'19 Challenger Scat Pack 1320, '04 Ram 3500, crossing into Saturday with a '16 Challenger SXT and a '10 Challenger R/T.

'20 Challenger R/T, '19 Challenger Hellcat Redeye, '21 Charger R/T, '22 Charger Hellcat with a Whipple blower upgrade because hey, why stop at 717 horsepower?

Engine shot of the Whipple-equipped '22 Charger Hellcat, '05 Magnum R/T, '08 Magnum R/T, '67 D-100.

'85 D-150, '93 W-150, '07 Charger SRT8.

'67 Rambler Rebel SST convertible, '14 Challenger R/T Shaker, '21 Challenger Scat Pack, '19 Challenger Scat Pack 1320.

'16 Challenger Hellcat, '19 Challenger Hellcat Redeye, '23 Challenger Scat Pack in Mad Max Farpoint Interceptor livery.

'06 Charger Squad, '74 Challenger with some interesting custom touches, '71 Challenger R/T with a 3G 392 Hemi (and one of 27 with a sunroof!).

Sunroof shot of the '71 Challenger R/T, '68 Fury Custom Suburban (was 383, now 440), '67 Monaco 500, '70 'Cuda 340 with Mod Top.

'70 Challenger convertible (non-R/T with 340/4-speed!), '65 D-200, '00 Chrysler Neon from Canada, '91 Shadow convertible.
And that's 100. More to come. Gotta hit the hay.

What great pics! Thanks again for taking the time to share!

Second gallery: BANGshift.com - Carlisle Chrysler Nationals 2023 Pt. 1

WOW Paul great photos and THANKS FOR POSTING

Mike

out of curiosity, did anyone see any first generation, late 1933-1935 dodge "humpback" panel delivery trucks, and if so, were any pictures taken ?

Not 100% on year, but did find this in the swap meet.

Still more!
'11 Avenger, '14 Avenger R/T, '64 D-100, '69 Monaco wagon.

'71 Fury III, '68 Polara, '66 New Yorker, '69 300.

'03 Grand Cherokee pickup (nicely done!), '71 Sport Fury GT, '68 Imperial Crown.

'81 LeBaron wagon (rarely seen, even more rarely without the woodgrain!), '60 W-200 Town Wagon, '46 Dodge rat rod pickup, 1911 Indian board-racer replica that was in the bed of a '69 A-100.

'69 A-100, '72 Fury Pursuit (real PK41 police car with a 440!), '34 Plymouth PE coupe.

'78 AMC Concord, '69 AMC Ambassador wagon, Butch Leal's '75 California Flash Duster, '51 Plymouth Concord.

'72 Sox & Martin Cricket (really!), '68 BO29 Barracuda, '62 Max Wedge Dart.

'68 Dart, '64 AMC Ambassador, '17 Durango, '65 300 convertible (4-speed!).

'61 Pioneer D-500, '57 Dodge Suburban, '62 Polara 500 convertible (was 361/automatic, now 413/4-speed).

Engine shot from the '62 Polara 500 ragtop, Hellcat-powered '70 Road Runner, '68 Dart 270.
That's 140. I have 200 edited at the moment.

Thanks, the cars are great, but your camera work et all is fantastic, great lighting, angles, composition, perfect cropping, interesting selections etc
That was a lot of work.

BTW, what equipment/specs are at play here?

Wow you really captured alot of great cars and trucks!I've never seen the gold 340 Mod Top cuda very nice.Thanks again!

My final gallery: BANGshift.com - Carlisle Chrysler Nationals pt.2

Nikon B500, which is a fancy point-and-shoot. I almost always use the Auto setting, but I'll tweak the brightness in an effort to avoid having light areas completely blown out when I'm shooting a dark car. I had it at -0.3 for most of the weekend, with a few exceptions where I pulled it down to -0.7 or even -1.0.
I crop in MS Photos, resize and do some editing in my ancient Arcsoft PhotoImpression 5, then make final, fine adjustments to light/dark areas and sometimes color saturation in MS Photos. If I have to paint out a phone number or distracting signage, I do that in IrfanView.
I'm too cheap to buy Photoshop.

Thanks, regardless, you have done well.

Nice pictures, lots of variety .. thank you for taking time to capture the event and to post them here

thanks Remy.
that would be the 1936-38 version.
no matter the year, those things are kind of rare.
i couldn't make out any price in that picture. do you remember what was the asking price ? was it close to being as nice as the picture seems to indicate ?

There was a full article on the Citron Mist Mod Top car in MCG a while back. Car is from Mechanicsburg

I wish I could say I took my time with it, but I was trying to blast photos before I heatstroked out. Here's what I can tell you after blowing up the original picture:

"1937 Dodge Humpback, ... Chrome (grille, bumpers, windshield, door handles, inside trim (?), door (?) molding, Ram, hood hinges, and lots more), tinted glass, weatherstripping and mounting pads, (...) rack and pinion, (...) rear, 989 Case, comes with patch panels for minor rust, (...) grille dash and emblems, VA title. Pictures of most parts that go with it in book on trailer fender."

Don't recall seeing a price. Sorry, wish I was a better help here.

I think that's FY-4 Citron Mist. Uncommon on muscle cars, and a when fresh. Lots of color shift depending on light.

Did you know the '03 Grand Cherokee pickup is a kit?


https://www.smythkitcars.com/jeep-ute


Again, thank you for sharing the pics!

I have them all edited now! The total is 304.
Picking up with 141...
'66 Dart GT, '70 Challenger R/T, '04 Intrepid Squad, '96 Concorde.

'84 Aries, '85 Shelby Charger, '85 Charger 2.2, '88 Lancer Shelby (not to be confused with a Shelby Lancer).

'79 LeBaron, '76 Volare Road Runner, '78 Aspen Super Coupe, '79 Volare Road Runner.

'71 Barracuda convertible with 'Cuda bits and a 3G 392 Hemi, '90 Grand Voyager ("SRT-4 minivan" was written on one side in blue tape. There was an SRT-4 engine and transaxle for sale inside), '68 Sport Fury, '69 Charger.

'50 Chrysler Royal, '63 Color Me Gone Savoy, '64 Color Me Gone Dodge 330 and Color Me Gone '65 AFX Coronet.

'71 'Cuda drag roadster (fiberglass body, molds taken from a real '71 'Cuda), '70 Challenger R/T-SE, '71 'Cuda 440+6.

'70 Challenger R/T 440-6 pack, '69 Fury III with a Gator Grain top, '60 Fury convertible.

'12 Challenger SRT8 Sox & Martin edition, '66 300, '71 Demon 340.

'56 Power Wagon tiki bar (the owner says the bar itself is from the 1850s), '73 Duster 340, '04 300M Special.

'65 Newport, '70 Barracuda Gran Coupe, '72 'Cuda, Mopar '14 Challenger.

'69 Road Runner convertible, '65 Belvedere II, '71 Dodge CN-800, '78 W-150 Custom.

'84 Fifth Avenue, '58 Belvedere with an early Hemi by Hot Heads, '68 Polara wagon.

'65 Monaco, '67 Newport, '70 Duster, '70 Dart Swinger.

'67 Dart GT convertible, '68 Dart GTS, '69 Dart GT, '73 Scamp.

'69 Barracuda, '64 Valiant Signet, '63 Valiant V200 Wagon.
And that's 200. More to come...

Thanks for posting the pics! Any of the beauty or burn out contest? Do they still do that? I haven't been there in a while.

I haven't made it to the burnout contest--which was at the autocross track this year--in a long time. I don't think they did the beauty contest this year.

'67 Imperial convertible, '66 Satellite Hemi/4-speed, '58 DeSoto Firedome Sportsman, '58 DeSoto Adventurer.

'61 DeSoto, '67 Imperial Crown, '65 Coronet 500 convertible, '64 330.

'66 Coronet 500 convertible (not originally a 440 car), '51 Belvedere gasser, '69 Dart GTS, '79 Xplorer 272 RV.

Another view of the '79 Xplorer 272 RV, '70 GTX, '68 Satellite, '65 Valiant 100.

'71 Road Runner, '59 Fury, '59 Belvedere, '70 Superbird.

'66 Charger, '67 Coronet, '67 Coronet R/T, '66 Coronet 500.

'67 Coronet R/T convertible, '67 Coronet 440, '67 Sox & Martin RO23 Belvedere, '69 A-100 van.

'69 Super Bee, '67 Newport Custom, '63 Savoy Max Wedge, '65 Sport Fury.

'70 'Cuda, '75 New Yorker Brougham, '20 Challenger Hellcat Redeye, '69 Hemi Coronet R/T.

'69 Satellite convertible (H-code 383!), '68 Dart GTS, '91 Jeep Comanche, '54 New Yorker Deluxe Newport.
And that's 240. 64 more to come...

'68 Valiant 100 packing a 383, '79 D-100, '68 Coronet R/T, '65 Valiant V200 convertible.

'69 GTX, '70 Dart Swinger at my hotel Saturday night, moving into Sunday with a Canadian '65 Valiant Signet, '71 Charger Super Bee showing how challenging it is to take photos inside the Survivor tent.

Another view of the '71 Super Bee in the Survivor tent, '57 Plaza, '66 Belvedere II wagon.

More in the Survivor tent: '80 Volare, '78 Magnum XE, '66 Satellite convertible, '76 Feather Duster.

Survivor '70 'Cuda, '70 Challenger, '82 Mirada, '69 GTX convertible.
That's 260. 44 to go.

Thanks for sharing!

Mike.

Back with more from Sunday.
'73 Charger SE, '68 BO29 Barracuda, '67 RO23 Belvedere II, '73 'Cuda.

'68 Super Bee with a 5.7 Hemi, '70 Road Runner, '71 Demon 340, '68 Charger R/T.

'64 Valiant Signet, '93 Daytona IROC R/T, '07 300 Hemi C, '88 Daytona Shelby Z.

'03 Viper ACR (I didn't get over to the Viper section much this year), '86 Shelby GLHS, '81 New Yorker, '91 Ramcharger.

'17 Charger R/T and three Thrill Ride shots. The Challenger is a standard widebody Hellcat, the Charger is a Redeye (which probably contributed to it getting even more sideways on the curves).
This makes 280. I'll share the last 24 tomorrow.

Last batch!
'13 Charger SRT8, '70 Sport Fury S-23 (had to see if it was a GT!), '71 'Cuda, '20 Durango GT.

'77 Town & Country, '71 Duster 340, '78 D150 Midnite Express, '14 Viper GTS.

'80 Volare survivor (shot it in the tent earlier, but hey, better light outside!), '80 Diplomat, '96 Grand Cherokee, '19 Charger Daytona 392.

'57 300C, '69 Daytona, '73 Charger SE, '71 Challenger Pace Car.

'72 Duster 340, '57 Belvedere and its dealer badge, '71 Duster.

'93 Ramcharger Canyon Sport, another shot of the survivor '71 Super Bee, '70 Superbird, '70 Challenger R/T drag car.
And that's the lot, 304 photos. Enjoy!

That drag race challenger is very cool!