With most gearheads confined to their garages over the last couple of months, suppliers are doing their best to keep in contact with their loyal customers through a variety of means, but especially social media. The cast of characters that act as spokespersons for our favorite suppliers ranges from cantankerous to comedic, but they all have one thing in common: a love for the automobile.

Barbara over at Borgeson is a good example and recently gave a quick rundown of the Mopars they have at the shop this spring. The first, Betty, is Barb’s personal 1964 Chrysler 300 four-door. “I love this car and we get so many compliments on this car,” she says. The term “ultimate cruiser” certainly comes to mind with plentiful passenger space and tasteful mods in Cragar rims and sleek sidepipes.

A customer’s 1972 Plymouth ‘Cuda looks to currently be in the stable as well. “I could make this customer very, very happy with a new, upgraded quick-ratio steering box,” mentions Barb. Even though it would be hard to beat an already beautiful purple E-body, we’re sure a Borgeson box could up the ante.

Last but not least is their shop truck, a 1990 Dodge Ram. Of course, it’s also been graced by the Borgeson touch. “In that shop truck is one of our factory pre-assembled steering shafts with a five-year warranty,” Barb explains. With a plow mounted up front, it’ll be looking to clear a path for the bevy of Mopar steering upgrades Borgeson is sure to ship out this summer.