Mountain Men, Cars in Barns and Crazy Bees: Part Deux

The Charger was another story. 1970 Charger R/T with a 69 R/T front sheet metal and a 70 Super Bee hood scoop welded on–not well, though. It was a really interesting car. It wasn’t in that bad of shape. It wasn’t good, but very restorable.

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The Chevelle, I’m not quite sure on the year. But it looked to be a Legit SS 396 car. Had a Hurst floor T-Shifter and an 80’s style chain steering wheel. I didn’t look at this one too closely.

We stayed and chatted with the “Mountain Men” for an hour or so. Then we were getting hungry and said goodbye to our new friends.

We headed… well I don’t really know where we were. My “friends” said go left, go right… yadda yadda yadda and we drove past a really cool old Box Car in a guys yard, then wound up at a nice Bar and Grille in a nice little town.

We had a good lunch, then proceeded to make our way to Machesney Park, where Nostalgia Lane Restorations is. We thought that there would be nobody there. That they would just show me where the place was. Thankfully one of their friends was there working on some projects, like the Demon SS and a few others. There was a whole bunch of original Mr. Norm’s cars there. 69 440 M-Code Darts and Barracudas. GSS Demons and new 68 Dart GSS. Just incredible machines.