This channel primarily contains content focused on the Long Island Mopars car club which is based in Long Island, New York. From time-to-time I will include other transportation-related content to celebrate how mobility has transformed our lives. Find the club on Facebook @Long Island Mopars.
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This Fiat moves ice cream faster than it ever moved on the road.
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Spotted this Mitsubishi 3000 GT while out and about today. I looked inside; it's an automatic 🥴......
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One of my Christmas gifts. Goes on the tree this coming December. Now only if I had a real A12 69 Super Bee....🤔
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How about an Acura RSX for a modern day classic? Spotted this on the way home this evening. My mother-in-law had one of these in a champagne color back around the year 2000. A very fun little hatchback. I remember driving it; very tight and nimble. You don't see these anymore.
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Check out this vintage photograph of a friend's mom's 1955 Oldsmobile convertible parked on a street in Brooklyn, NY. Can you imagine what it was like to grow up in the era when cars like this were new? Or maybe you did grow up during that time. Please drop a comment and share your feelings or memories.
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Two icons from a bygone era. A friend of mine sent me this pic of him as a US Customs Service inspector back in the 70s with his 1978 Plymouth Fury federal ride. I don't know what was under the hood but my guess would be a 318. The airplane is a Boeing 720 (I thought it was a 707 until I looked it up) and was purchased from American Airlines by the LA Dodgers baseball team in 1970. It stayed with them until 1982 and then sold for scrap. Cool stuff.
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My uncle's 1958 Thunderbird parked on the street in Queens, NY back in April 1962. Can you spot the car in the driveway?
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Check out this 1972 Imperial. I photographed it 8 years ago parked in the lot of a local mechanic shop. Don't know what ever became of it, but i'm pretty sure it was saved from destruction. Happy New Year from Long Island Mopars.
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As we wrap up 2025, I hope everyone had a great year and took time out of each day to appreciate the most important things that matter in your life.
My dad's Coronet will celebrate its 60 birthday in 2026. He brought her home brand new as a lot leftover from Helms Bros. Dodge in Bayside, Queens back in September 1966. It took us on family trips up and down the east coast, from Maine to Florida, including the auto road up Mount Washington and the hard-packed sand of Daytona Beach.
It was my dad's one and only new car. He cherished it like a loved one and that is why it survives to this day with me as a tribute to his life.
Wishing all of my subscribers and anyone that stops by the channel a blessed 2026.
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Christmas on Long Island in the 1980s. That's my cousin's T-Birds (a 77 and an 87), his brother's girlfriends 87 Firechicken with a 2.8 and t-tops, my uncle's white 78 Aspen, and someone's puke green 79-ish Monte or Gran Prix.
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