I ended up with 275 photos over the three days. I really should have been in the mid-300s, but my class was way the hell over by the camping area, so getting back to the car for water or just to sit down for a while took a chunk of time. I took multiple photos of some of the Old Skool Paint cars to capture detail, there are some engine shots and some dealer-plaque ones as well.
At this writing, I have 200 of them edited. Hope to finish by Sunday night.
Here we go!
'71 Road Runner, '67 Coronet R/T convertible (with red interior and factory air!), '67 GTX convertible, '66 Coronet 440 340/4-speed.

'65 Fury II with a slant six under the hood, '66 Monaco 4-speed, '91 Eagle Premier ES (don't see many of those!), '77 B200.

'68 Fury II with HP 383 and factory air, '55 Royal Lancer, '60 Dart Phoenix D-500 convertible.

'51 Plymouth Suburban (nice custom, but SBC-powered if I remember correctly), '72 W200 Homes 440 wrecker, '70 Coronet R/T.

'61 Fury and its dealer badge (anyone know if that dealer still exists?), '23 Charger King Daytona (priced about $25k below what my dealer was asking for theirs), '70 Challenger convertible (R/T clone, but a real 383 car).

'80 Arrow pickup (nicest one I've seen in many years), '23 Challenger Demon 170 (one of three I shot over the weekend), '69 Dart GTS 383/4-speed.

'70 Challenger R/T (I like the Parchment R/T stripe against the dark green), '84 Laser with dealer badge, '80 LeBaron Town & Country wagon.

'69 W-200 Power Wagon with dealer decal, '69 D-300 hauler, '67 Barracuda Formula S 383.

'69 A12 Road Runner, '69 A12 Super Bee, '77 or '78 Fury (no dash card and the VIN was covered by a dash cap--anyone know which year this was?), '62 Valiant wagon.

'71 Duster 340, '68 Newport Sport Grain convertible, '68 Sport Fury, Ramchargers '64 330 Super Stock.
That's 40. I'll put some more up later--heading out for a cruise.

I love the GTS!! What was the price tag on it?

Nice work. So many just pass by the cars and point their cell phones in the general direction of the cars to get the picture. You took your time and took pro shots. Also, you shot cars that a lot of people might have just normally walked by.

Well done, thanks for sharing. Was the Arrow pickup for sale?

really enjoyed the pictures !
thank you sir, for posting them !

It was, and not cheap either. Described as a survivor with 85,800 miles, it was asking $17,500. 2.0/4-speed.

Brace yourself...
...$60k.

Thanks!

Glad you enjoyed them! Here come some more...

Here come some more! I have 220 of the 275 edited now.
'73 New Yorker Brougham, the Rufus Lee-Herb McCandless "Brooklyn Heavy" '71 Barracuda convertible (just restored and now part of the McCandless collection), '69 A12 Super Bee.
I got another shot of Brooklyn Heavy outside later on Saturday afternoon.

'69 A12 Road Runner, '69 A12 Super Bee pilot car, '69 A12 Road Runner, '70 383 Barracuda (not 'Cuda, it's a BH27) convertible.

'71 Road Runner (parking this next to the '70 Barracuda was a great idea; it really shows the difference between SubLime/Limelight and Sassy Grass/Green-Go), '68 "Fish Stick" Barracuda in the Old Skool Paint display. Not an actual BO29, painted by Travis Hess.

Loving the pics, especially the white 68 Sport Fury hardtop!! Thanks for sharing!

'70 Road Runner in FM3 Moulin Rouge, '74 'Cuda in the Old Skool Paint display. That paint was done in 1981!

'69 Road Runner drag car in the Old Skool Paint display, '70 Challenger R/T convertible (1 of 99 440 Six Pack convertibles, seen in an episode of The Mod Squad and possibly an episode of The Rookies as well), '71 Mr. Norm's six-pack Demon.

Another BO29 tribute '68 Barracuda painted by Travis Hess in the Old Skool Paint display, '68 Monaco wagon.

'68 Coronet 440 in the Old Skool Paint display, '87 Dakota Indy Official Truck (1 of 100), '87 Dakota Go-kart (1 of 25).
The Coronet is painted to match the '68 Super Bee the owner's father had back in the day. The paint was painstakingly re-created from photos.

'89 Daytona Shelby, '80 Mirada with a slant six, '65 Coronet 440 wagon that appears to be an ex-drag car, barn-find '70 Superbird (V-code, currently has a single 4bbl).

'70 AMC Rebel wagon, '51 Plymouth Suburban, '74 Road Runner with a '69 383 and a 4-speed, '63 300 convertible.

'86 Aries SE, '64 D-100 Town Wagon, '85 Charger 2.2, '77 Aspen wagon.
And that makes 80. More to come!

Thanks for sharing!!

Looks like you had a great time

thanks again !

that shot of that 73 newyorker brought back memories of the one my old man bought new.
my youngest sister went with him to pick it up. the dealership was on main street of our "city", only a tick less than two miles from our house.
on the way home, my sister shouted : "DAD ! DEER !!!"..........WAM !!!!!! front to back on the passenger's side, plus almost 1/3rd of the front grille and bumper area.
the car had almost 4 miles on it...........

'68 Sport Fury fast top (383-4bbl/4-speed, manual steering and brakes), '67 Coronet 440 (slant six with 3-speed on the floor, originally automatic), '66 Coronet 500, '73 Challenger.

'70 Challenger T/A, '70 Road Runner convertible, '21 300, '22 Charger Hellcat.

'21 Charger Scat Pack, '23 Charger Scat Pack, '18 Challenger Scat Pack by Petty's Garage, '69 W-300 Power Wagon.

'57 W-400 Power Wagon, '46 Dodge 4x4, '64 D-100, '51 Dodge pickup.

First-gen Hemi in the '51 Dodge pickup, '04 SRT-4, '63 Valiant wagon, '68 Valiant V-200.

love the truck pictures !
my foreman at the body shop i worked at way back in the 1968-1972 time frame had a 57 dodge 4x4 pickup that was painted a green color, and your picture brought back memories of that truck.

nope that dealer is long gone. I will have to ask dad. plymouth dealer mid to late 60's here in sioux falls was Ryan motors which later became Billion chrysler plymouth. Dad worked for both from 65 until he retired in 2021. If that car was serviced at either I am sure he had his hands on it.

Nope, wasn't done yet! Had a few nights where I ran out of energy before I had a chance to post.
'66 Monaco, '65 Sport Fury ragtop, '71 Demon (not an original 340), gorgeous '69 Monaco wagon.

'70 Sport Fury GT that I don't think has been at Carlisle before, '78 Trail Duster, '87 Aries LE (one of two used in the movie <i>Drive-Away Dolls</i>), 1985 Omni GLH.

'76 Feather Duster with a small-block where the slant six used to be, '89 Shadow ES, '95 Viper RT/10, '04 Ram SRT-10.

'64 Savoy, '39 Fargo pickup.
(Edit: Adding the pics would be nice, wouldn't it?)

'95 Ram 3500 rollback, '65 Valiant Signet, '69 A12 Road Runner, '69 A12 Super Bee.

'70 Dart Swinger 340 in Panther Pink, '65 Coronet drag car in the Old Skool Paint display, '76 Cordoba.

'77 Charger SE, '75 Brazilian Charger R/T (never seen one of these in the States before).

'77 Cordoba with interior shot, '77 Fury with a slant six, '69 A12 Super Bee (one of three in T7 Dark Bronze).

Interior shot of the Dark Bronze '69 A12 Bee, '81 Challenger with a modern 392 that fits better than I would have expected, '69 A12 Road Runner.

'69 Road Runner convertible, '50 Coronet convertible, '78 Pacer wagon with a 401.
And that makes 140. More to come.

thanks for that pacer shot.
it reminded me that my one cousin was the first in this area to own a "fish bowl" when they came out.
he has ALWAYS been "kind'a strange", but has an IQ that boarders on the genius level.........
your pics allow me to experience the event as though i was there, and i thank you profusely !

thanks for taking time to take and post pics ..

Local to my area , no long long gone

61 Fury and its dealer badge (anyone know if that dealer still exists?)


I prefer to see pics of the cars most don't take pics , everyone takes pics of a-12's and hemi cudas


Neat truck

Here's another batch!
'70 Coronet R/T convertible, '68 AMC Ambassador, '70 Javelin, '69 GTX convertible.

'60 DeSoto Fireflite, '64 Chrysler 300K, '63 Polara 500, '66 Belvedere I.

'70 Barracuda Gran Coupe, '68 A100, '23 Demon 170, '65 Belvedere II.

'14 Charger R/T, '68 Polara wagon, '17 Challenger T/A 392, '70 Camper Special Power Wagon.

1958 Power Wagon, '82 D-150, '96 Ram 1500 Pace Truck, '49 Dodge Wayfarer.

more GREAT pics !

I talked to Dad on that Fury dealer. Ray Quin was the desoto and plymouth dealer. They then sold the plymouth to Bonson Motors who later sold it to Ryan Motors which became what is now Billion Motors. Dad worked for Ryan Motors starting in 1965 and finally retired from Billion's in 2021.

Cool, thanks for sharing! When I post a dealer-badge pic on Flickr, I try to find out if the dealer is still around, even under a different name, and sometimes I'll find a website saying "Wilson's Glendale Chevrolet has been serving the area since 1948, when it was called Don Wilson Motors and sold Studebakers," and sometimes there's absolutely nothing, like it never existed at all.

More!
I really didn't mean to take this long to share them all. They're all edited now.
'66 A-100, '69 Charger with turbo Viper power, '65 Coronet AWB clone.

'72 Duster drag car I've definitely shot before, '71 'Cuda, '66 Coronet Deluxe with a non-original Hemi.

'72 Demon, '63 Fury wagon, '62 Savoy Max Wedge tribute with dealer badge.

'69 Town & Country with beautiful painted woodgrain, '62 Newport convertible, Demon-powered '58 Belvedere.

'72 AMC Hornet, '66 AMC Marlin, '93 Shadow ES, '65 Coronet 440.

'69 Dart Swinger 340, packing a Hemi since it was almost new, "Brooklyn Heavy" '71 Barracuda outside where there was no weird glare or reflections, '58 DeSoto Adventurer convertible.

'70 Sport Fury GT, '92 Daytona IROC R/T, '67 New Yorker, '64 Fury.

'71 'Cuda, '71 Challenger (not a real R/T), '55 Dodge Royal, '68 Bengal Charger.

'57 Belvedere convertible, '74 Charger Rallye, '70 'Cuda AAR, '70 Road Runner.

'70 Superbird, another '68 Hemi Barracuda with amazing paint, '71 Road Runner.
And that's 200! 75 left to go.

Love the purple roadrunner!

Back again with more!
'68 Barracuda in the Old Skool Paint display, '67 Coronet R/T that came with some much-needed patch panels, '71 Challenger Pace Car, '85 Shelby Charger.

'77 Jeep CJ-5, '85 LeBaron that had me thinking "Gas-mileage toy," '67 Coronet 440 convertible, '78 W-100 Top Hand (last time I saw one of these was in a junkyard).

Thanks again for sharing such wonderful pics!!

Another shot of the '78 Top Hand, '79 D-100 Utiline (the seller thinks the stripes are some kind of local dealership promotion. Anybody recognize it?), '67 Hemi GTX, '95 Intrepid ES.

The '89 Comanche Pioneer is the last shot from Saturday. I shot the '66 300, '73 Charger SE and '55 Dodge pickup in the hotel parking lot Sunday morning.

I shot the '69 Road Runner in the hotel parking lot before heading back to the show Sunday morning. I only had a little over 200 shots for the weekend so far and I was determined to get at least 50 more before leaving. So...'72 Satellite, '73 B100 Sportsman, '97 Viper GTS.

'69 Barracuda 383 Formula S, plus a closeup of the black stripe against the black paint, '69 Super Bee, '69 A12 Super Bee.

'71 D-100, '66 Newport, '65 Coronet 500, '71 W-100 Power Wagon in the Hi-Impact Paint display.

'67 Dart GT and '65 Dart drag cars in the Old Skool Paint display, plus detail shots of their paint.

The 500ci Hemi in the '65 Dart drag car, '69 Road Runner and '71 Sport Fury in the Hi-Impact Paint display, '67 RO23 Hemi Belvedere in the Old Skool Paint display.

Paint detail on the '67 RO23 Belvedere II, '69 'Cuda 440 and detail shot in the Old Skool Paint display, '70 Challenger R/T-SE in the Hi-Impact Paint display.
That's 240. 35 to go.

My pleasure. Putting them here gets them seen a lot faster than if I just directed to my Flickr stream (where I've literally only posted five from this show so far because of my enormous backlog).
When I'm done posting these, I may do another thread of Mopars at Mecum Harrisburg. I didn't shoot all of them, but I did shoot a lot of them.

more GREAT shots !
and best of all, there is something for every taste !

Thanks for sharing all your pics with us! Wonderful job!
My friends, Jim and Cindy, had their '71 Demon in the High Impact paint display.
They have the Plum Crazy Demon with black vinyl top... an original FC7 340 4 speed car... recently restored by them.
Also thanks, for showing the '74 Charger Ralleye in Top Banana yellow.
When I was a kid, a friend of my older brother..
who lived a few blocks from my house, had a Charger almost (no sunroof/vinyl top) identical to this car.
Brought back memories... thanks!

'65 Barracuda, '94 LeBaron LE, '05 Ram SRT-10, '70 Barracuda.

'91 Daytona (assuming it's a Shelby with the pumper wheels), '06 Ram SRT-10, '04 Intrepid Squad, '73 Dart Sport. I kinda dig the '68 Dart hood-grille-bumper on the fastback body.

2000 Canadian Chrysler Neon, '65 300 Convertible, '10 Challenger SRT8, '97 Jeep Cherokee.

'12 Challenger R/T, '92 Dakota convertible, '98 Neon R/T.
I like the white painted roof on the Challenger, it gives it a neat retro vinyl-top look.
I shot the Dakota at Englishtown in the '90s. Still with the same owner! He said he'd found a pic of it online, pulled it up on his phone to show me, and it was my shot from back then on my Flickr stream.

'68 Charger, '65 Satellite with 426 Street Wedge, '35 Chrysler Airstream CY convertible (possibly the only one in existence).
That makes 260. I'll try to do the last 15 tonight. For now, I'm off to my local cruise night for the first time since they found a new location (cancelled for heat twice, then I was at Carlisle, cancelled for rain, then I got back from Mecum late, then cancelled for rain).

Once again thanks!

'55 Imperial Crown 8-passenger limo, '26 Chrysler C-70, '68 Coronet R/T. '58 Belvedere convertible.

Survivors: '76 W-200 Power Wagon, '72 Demon 340, '68 Coronet 440, '72 Dart Custom.

'56 Belvedere wagon, '23 Challenger Demon 170, '75 W-200 Power Wagon.

'66 Coronet 500 convertible, '93 W-250, and finally, my '17 Challenger SXT Plus in front of the banners on the hill.
And that's 275 from Carlisle in 2024. Thanks for looking!

that 65 barracuda reminds me of my 64 that my old man totaled by dead centering a telephone pole out in the middle of a field...............[another story for another time. ]
the one in the picture is WAY nicer than mine was, however.
thanks again for taking the time to post those pictures ! i really enjoy seeing them !

What? No pictures of the bent up 64?

sadly, no.........
[at least on computer. there are boxes of photos stashed around here that were taken with poloroid film when it first came out, as well as 110 and 126 film, plus whatever kind of film pictures of the family that were taken from the early 1900's to the late 50's-early 60's were made of. my sister and i just had the discussion about what to do with all of the pictures i have scattered about this house when she visited a couple of weeks ago.........]
my old man crashed, broke, and destroyed more of the family vehicles than i, or my siblings, can count ! good thing i owned a junkyard !
however, it was a saddle color with a saddle color interior, and was a 273 2bbl/pushbutton 904 car.
it really ran good, and got 26mpg every day driving 26 miles one way to work on the interstate. [it would roast the rear tires upon command to boot ! ]
as being a local car, it suffered from the usual western pa. rust in the lower 1/4's, front fender bottoms, etc.

thanks for the pics. Will make that show one day.