MoPar Went Headin' For the Hill

Automobiles made by the various arms of the Chrysler Corporation are affectionately known, but their fans, as MoPar. The term comes from the abbreviated reference to the company's motor parts division. Any open car show is going to see some MoPar gems but when the event draws 150 or more vehicles there are sure to be a nice selection. Well, that was the case with the Headin' To the Hill event held in North College Hill on Labor Day. Among the MoPar machines on hand was a 1971 Plymouth Duster, a 1976 Dodge Aspen, a Volare, a 1969 Coronet R/T convertible, a 1966 Charger, a concours quality 1972 Challenger, a 1974 Road Runner, a Dart Swinger, a Charger 500, and a 1969 Dart.