MoPar Machines Were There To Pump Up the Pumpkin Run

One of the many unique things about the Pumpkin Run Nationals is the fact that they have huge sections set aside for each of the big three from Detroit. Each area or what they call a country, is filled with great examples of that brand. For example, a large number of MoPar machines turned out for this year's event including a 1964 Plymouth Barracuda, which was technically the very first pony car to go on sale, beating the Ford Mustang to market by two whole weeks. Also on display was a modified 1966 Satellite, a 1931 Chrysler coupe, a 1974 Road Runner, a 1934 Plymouth four door sedan, and a couple examples of the Dodge Coronet.