Mahwah New Jersey..
A few weeks ago when I was on my road trip, I decided to visit and old friend of mine at the Dead Mans Car Show in Mahwah New Jersey. and I was not disappointed. I have been a gear head since I came outta the womb. My very first car was when I was 14 my 1967 Camaro that my Uncle got for 100 bucks . Yes this was wayyy back in 1985 over the next 4 years while working at the Valley Sunoco in Maplewood New Jersey was spent working on the car.
About Dead Mans Curve..
Dead Man’s Curve Custom Machines Car Club was established in 1978 by three founding members: Keith Adams, and Ed Stinson. There are presently 17 DMC club members, ages ranging 40 to 72, with each and every member owning multiple cars all totaling about 70+ impressive hot rods.
Unique not just describes the custom machines they create, but the fact that they are also like a big family who shares the same passion for cartoon hot rods.
Club members produce at least one or more hot rods each and every year. Every member has their own unique styled Street Freak hot rods, from straight axles, monstrous motors, and cartoon cars with attitudes.
Cars ranging from Rat Rods to full award-winning customized show cars. Also inspired by such movies as Hot Rods to Hell, and 1960’s era TV shows such as The Munsters, Batman, The Monkees…
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Founder of the JRX Foundation and host of JRX Reviews. I grew up on big 70s cars my cousin more like an older brother to me had almost every Impala or Caprice from 1965 to 1989. Ever since I could remember getting Tony’s Hot Dogs on Park ave in Newark NJ in his 65 Impala SS. Now I have my big Impala to drive around in and I love every min of it.