The church of the Mustang?

It is good to have a hobby that can be shared with family, friends or people with the same interests, but taking things to extremes does not seem healthy to me.

The title of the article says almost everything: it is a museum and church whose facility is owned by a retired teacher from Kansas named Charles Ales.

I have serious doubts about the legitimacy of the church where he was ordained, but there is no denying that it houses an important collection of cars, among which stand out a 1966 convertible, three Boss Stangs (including a rare 429) and four new Shelby Mustangs.

Personally, I would only have opened a museum, without going so far as to combine a hobby with religious fervour. Another image after the jump.

Via | Jalopnik