Let's say you like to enjoy a car show during a long weekend, but you just don't know where to go for your all-Mopar fix. Well, we're here to help you with that dilemma. Each year, the South Georgia Mopar Association and the Middle Georgia Mopar Club host the All-Mopar Southern Nationals at the South Georgia Motorsports Park--and a better location could not be had. The facility is large enough to host the ever-eminent expansion that is the result of a well-organized event.
The show is the perfect blend of what's required to attract people and keep them coming back. You can check out the swap meet--our favorite past time--the actual show cars, or the unbelievable amount of race cars that attend. We actually took a couple of our personal cars to the event and plan to do so next year, so come on out an join us for more fun on Memorial day weekend than should be legal.
Check out www.allmoparsouthernnationals.com for all the info.
Tim Sweat from Canton, Georgia,...
Tim Sweat from Canton, Georgia, brought out his resto-modded '69 Barracuda.
This thing is gorgeous.
Tim really likes his Barracudas--he...
Tim really likes his Barracudas--he also brought a '68 Formula S and this great-looking '72...
...powered by a 340 with a...
...powered by a 340 with a four-barrel.
David Cole drove his '67 Dart...
David Cole drove his '67 Dart convertible to the show from the north part of Georgia.
Very cool car, David.
Claus Williams drove his Dart...
Claus Williams drove his Dart from Burton, South Carolina, in the driving rain and still won best of show.
Claus' car is powered by an...
Claus' car is powered by an aluminum Wedge and drives like a dream.
If you like racing action,...
If you like racing action, the Southeast has it.