If you ask any gearhead why they like older cars like they do, you may get a variety of responses including "they had style" to "I like all the chrome" to "they're fun to drive". But what it really mean is it allows you to relive the finer times of your youth.

We all like to travel that 'nostalgic road' and, and the older cars trigger those memories. I was lucky enough to live my high school days during the mid sixties. This was undoubtedly the high point in history for the muscle cars. The Viet Nam war, the sexual revolution, the Cold War, racial unrest, the sexual revolution, women's lib, --did I mention the sexual revolution?--, were changing our lives forever. The muscle car became the passion of many teenagers of this era. A muscle car was a way of establishing one's individuality. One week it was different wheels and tires; the next week, perhaps a better carburetor; the next week, perhaps a set of headers; and so forth. With each modification the car became more a statement of the owner's personality, with each weekend an opportunity to display that individuality at the local hangout.

With that in mind, I'd like to dedicate this website to all those who enjoy classic cars in whatever form they like, whether it be a vehicle restored to it's original glory, a wild rediculously fast street machine, a comfortable street rod, a sick loooking rat rod, or anything in between.  Please visit often and see what's new around town.  

If you come across any events not published or you have pictures of your car you would like added to the Gallery, please email me under the "Contact Us" tab.   I'd love to hear from you.