I took an unexpected venture today at the request of a good friend. We met up at the Hemi
Hideout in Brookshire, TX. Talk about sensory overload, that is the best way I can describe it. This was in conjunction with the Lonestar Mopar Fest. There are quite a few Hemi cars on display that you can walk right up on & drool over. There are true Hemi cars, clones, & tribute cars to be seen. The owner, John Hovas is just as down to earth as you can get. He walked around all afternoon & made sure to introduce himself to all of the first time visitors, as well as people who had been there previously. I also met a bunch of fine Mopar enthusiasts there from all over the state of Texas, as well as from other states. If you ever want to see a great collection of cars, I suggest you put this on your bucket list. I will try to download all of the pictures I took later this weekend.
Hideout in Brookshire, TX. Talk about sensory overload, that is the best way I can describe it. This was in conjunction with the Lonestar Mopar Fest. There are quite a few Hemi cars on display that you can walk right up on & drool over. There are true Hemi cars, clones, & tribute cars to be seen. The owner, John Hovas is just as down to earth as you can get. He walked around all afternoon & made sure to introduce himself to all of the first time visitors, as well as people who had been there previously. I also met a bunch of fine Mopar enthusiasts there from all over the state of Texas, as well as from other states. If you ever want to see a great collection of cars, I suggest you put this on your bucket list. I will try to download all of the pictures I took later this weekend.
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