I am drawn to those with Challenges. I always have been. I have had severely debilitating migraines most of my life and I always identified with others who were special. Everyone has there own challenges it's just not always so easy to notice. I see in others what makes us similar. Everyone is special. When we focus on what we have in common our differences fade into the background.

My first Muscle Car was a light blue 66 & 1/2 Charger I rode in the back of as a three year old. I remember looking out the big rear window and steering with my hands as the world pulled away from me. I thought I was driving. I remember so much from when I was a kid like it was just yesterday. I live everyday with a smile now. I am blessed with so much. When I was four years old someone asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I replied ‘The happiest person in the world’. I love life and appreciate how fortunate I am. I have been able to make a lot of people smile and made some really great friends as a result of the connection to a shared passion. Not just for Die cast cars & Muscle Cars but for the secret power they represent. The power to make people smile!

In May of 2011 I made the decision to purchase a Dodge Challenger. I had lost my Dad and my Father-in-law within a few years of each other and life just seemed too short. So I fell into the driver’s seat of my Billet Silver Metallic Challenger R/T. 1 of only 9 made with the Classic package, Super Track Pak and factory hood to fender stripes. A lifelong dream came true that summer. I was making myself and other people smile. I was on top of the world!