It’s always interesting to learn what one likes to collect. The problem with car collections, say compared to Pokemon cards, is the amount of space that’s needed. And that space need often necessitates outside storage which isn’t in the best interest of most old cars. And that’s the case with today’s find, courtesy of Gunter K, a collection of Plymouths and Dodges scattered about in a field in Brighton, Colorado. So, is there anything of interest here? Let’s find out, this Mopar collection is available, here on craigslist for $1 (probably a placeholder as each vehicle likely carries its own price).

Now this isn’t some squirreled away, potentially very valuable, muscle car stash, it’s a collection of Plymouth Valiants and Dodge Darts with a few others thrown in for good measure.  The seller advertises, “Dart 63-74, Barracuda 64-6 & Valiant 63-74 (3) Belvedere 67 Cars & parts. Some Duster parts only would like to downsize“. Also mentioned is the presence of two twenty-four-foot box trucks loaded with parts. Note: The yellow Dart is not for sale.

The collection includes four-door sedans in addition to the mostly noted two-door sedan or hardtop variety. Most appear to be generic models though this ’67 Plymouth Satellite would seem to be big-block powered. There’s a second one available too but no detail is offered.

The bodies of the various collection members go from fair to worse. Some show signs of significant damage while others are more restrained with small dents and surface rust. Most of the images don’t reveal serious signs of rot but a case-by-case inspection of each would be necessary.

So, what would one do with some or all of this collection? Well, the first thing that comes to mind are parts such as a first-gen Baracuda’s huge rear window – there appear to be at least two here. Other possibilities are trim and innocuous interior parts. And some of these vehicles may be capable of being returned to operable service, but again, the bulk of what’s here are not members of the Mopar rarified air collection.

It would be interesting to know what motivated this collector to pile up Plymouths and Dodges and scatter them about in a Colorado field. An affinity for the brands or future resto plans, maybe hedging his bets? It’s hard to say but it looks like there’s something here for many different enthusiasts. Now if there were just a Hemi Daytona buried in here somewhere…right?