MUSIC CITY MOPARS. LEBANON TENN

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

The Music City Mopar annual show was held at the Wilson County fairgrounds in Lebanon Tenn this Friday and Saturday. The weather held out, no rain, just a little cloudy. Friday was the event day with some local crusing and a vintage drive in stop as well as the cajin style dinner prepaired by Big Easy Mopars on site.
Saturday was show day. Turnout was a little lighter than in the past but some nice quality vehicles showed up including a few C bodys. I got to meet Billy Fury and see his gorgous GT. (Thanks for displaying it with the hood and deck closed). Something most folks don't get.
The swap meet was cool. Not very large but I saw several nice parts offered for fair prices. Kinda like the swap meets of old.

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

I saw this Ambassador wagon in the parking lot..... Love them.

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

More pics.

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

Plus......

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

Also.....

hanks71440 · Sep 27, 2020

Thanks for the pics. :thumbsup:

Some awesome looking cars there.

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

Wait for it.......

hanks71440 · Sep 27, 2020

Nice line-up! :thumbsup:

Newport 66 · Sep 27, 2020

Wow! Some beautiful cars!! Nice selection of everything MoPar
:thumbsup:

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

Almost through, won't be long.

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

the end is near......

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

This was a treat.... (pun intended).

LocuMob · Sep 27, 2020

Two '75 Road Runner's at the same show? First time I've ever seen that. Must have been the biggest gathering of '75 RR's since they were at the factory!

Thanks for sharing the pictures, Will.

CBODY67 · Sep 27, 2020

Thanks for going to the event AND taking all of the magnificant pictures AND posting them!

CBODY67

Newport 66 · Sep 27, 2020

bluefury361 said:
This was a treat.... (pun intended).

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SWEET!

bluefury361 · Sep 27, 2020

Some pictures of the Big Easy Mopar group cooking on Friday.
Because folks in Tenn are pretty much land lubbers and don't quite grasp the fresh sea food concept, the menu was changed up a bit. Instead of seafood jambalaya we changed the normal menu to "pastalaya" using Italian penni pasta in place of the rice, and deleting the shrimp, adding fried shrimp as a side. No Gumbo, but the red beans and rice stayed the same.
Home made pecan pralene's and con cups for desert.
In the end, nothing was left. They ate it all.