MeucciGarage
Mopars Unlimited Seattle
Whats up FABO I collect and custom 1/64 die cast cars from M2 Machines and Greenlight. Im also a young film enthusiast and write back stories for my customs also look out for a few stop motions as well. hope you enjoy 
I was at wicked Wednesday races with my Road Runner when this guy approached me asking about my car and if I'd be interested in his old car hauler since he's to old to race now. So after the races I follow him to his place and decide to buy this coe and trailer from him even though it's pretty beat up i couldn't pass up such a great deal. We get to talking and he starts telling me about his old racing days and how nobody could beat his Road Runner back in the day. I ask him if he still has the car around hidden somewhere and after a short walk to his backyard in the distance I see an old abandoned racecar out in the north 40 of this guy's property. As I walk closer to it I discover it's the one and only Queen Bee. The car I remember hearing stories about as a kid..but nobody knew what ever happened to her..he proceeded to tell me that back in 79 the garage that Bee and the coe were stored in had caught fire and they sat in his yard ever since becoming victims of mother nature. We chit chat about the car and share some stories and I couldn't believe what happened next..he walked inside to his kitchen grabbed a set of keys of a shelf amd handed them to me. I'll never forget what he said after that. "Treat her the way she deserves to be treated" I was shocked..I had just been handed the keys to the car that started my love for Mopar and racing. I can't wait to restore her and dominate the streets once more. So I called up my buddy @gh_customs he brought over his coe grabbed the trailer and cars and I towed the coe back to the shop. Looks like we've got a few projects coming into Meucci's Garage.
I was at wicked Wednesday races with my Road Runner when this guy approached me asking about my car and if I'd be interested in his old car hauler since he's to old to race now. So after the races I follow him to his place and decide to buy this coe and trailer from him even though it's pretty beat up i couldn't pass up such a great deal. We get to talking and he starts telling me about his old racing days and how nobody could beat his Road Runner back in the day. I ask him if he still has the car around hidden somewhere and after a short walk to his backyard in the distance I see an old abandoned racecar out in the north 40 of this guy's property. As I walk closer to it I discover it's the one and only Queen Bee. The car I remember hearing stories about as a kid..but nobody knew what ever happened to her..he proceeded to tell me that back in 79 the garage that Bee and the coe were stored in had caught fire and they sat in his yard ever since becoming victims of mother nature. We chit chat about the car and share some stories and I couldn't believe what happened next..he walked inside to his kitchen grabbed a set of keys of a shelf amd handed them to me. I'll never forget what he said after that. "Treat her the way she deserves to be treated" I was shocked..I had just been handed the keys to the car that started my love for Mopar and racing. I can't wait to restore her and dominate the streets once more. So I called up my buddy @gh_customs he brought over his coe grabbed the trailer and cars and I towed the coe back to the shop. Looks like we've got a few projects coming into Meucci's Garage.
