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Mustang Collector Starts 'Mustang Church of America'

 
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A man by the name of Charles Ales from Frogtown, Kansas has decided to turn his passion for collecting Mustangs into a religion by starting the 'Mustang Church of America'.  Charles, who is retired from 34 years of teaching math has built a 100-by-70-foot building to house his Mustangs, the Church and living quarters for himself.  If you think this is a joke think again because Charles and his adopted son are actually ordained through the Universal Ministry School of Theology to make this legit.  He has also come up with a logo to represent the Church that includes the traditional Christian fish symbol with a Mustang running horse in the middle.

He plans to open the Church and Museum in August or September with dreams of inviting automotive legend Carroll Shelby to the dedication.




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  1. By  MustangMadam Posted: 4/8/2008 6:17am PDT

    I did it first!!! :) I wrote the 10 commandments and announced that we now have a "Mustang Religion", months ago. Here is my "about" page on my website:

    http://mustangmadam.com/about-mustangmadamcom/
     
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  2. By Hani Posted: 4/11/2008 7:51pm PDT

    Is this ur new stang in the church?!
    I see why u had a good deal!
    its blessed:o)
     
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  3. By REV. Charles Ales Posted: 5/3/2008 8:44pm PDT

    GOD BLESS. all you Mustang lovers
    cbossales@hotmail.com
     
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  4. By Patrick J. Fox Posted: 11/7/2008 1:33am PST

    Chuck,
    This is too cool!!
    Patrick J Fox
     
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