In Loving Memory
Remembering AyyoMiko and His 2022 Dodge Charger with Lambo Doors
MyKyle Augustus Barton
August 27, 1989 - October 17, 2026
A father. A U.S. Army veteran. A friend.
A car enthusiast. A community builder.
Some cars are remembered for their wheels, their stance, their custom modifications, or the way they look when both doors go up. Others become something much more meaningful because of the person behind the wheel.
For MyKyle Augustus Barton, known as AyyoMiko (@ayyomiko), his customized 2022 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody was more than just a car. It was part of his personality, his creativity, and the automotive community he helped bring together.
His Charger, affectionately known as Big Gina, featured an aggressive widebody appearance, custom modifications, and vertical Lambo doors that made the car instantly recognizable.
When Jade Adore reached out to Vertical Doors, Inc. asking us to feature her late friend's car, we wanted to do more than share a few photographs.
We wanted to recognize the man behind Big Gina and celebrate the life he lived, the people he loved, and the community he helped create.
Today, the Vertical Doors, Inc. family joins AyyoMiko's family, friends, fellow veterans, and members of Black-Listed Car Club in remembering his life and legacy.
More Than a Car Enthusiast: Remembering MyKyle Barton
MyKyle Augustus Barton was born on August 27, 1989, in Cheverly, Maryland.
Known to many as AyyoMiko, he was remembered by his family and friends for his creativity, humor, individuality, and genuine care for the people around him.
His family's official obituary remembers his childhood interests in music and sports, his close family relationships, and his determination to live life in his own way.
One of the most meaningful parts of his life was being a father to his daughter, Melia.
Among the memories they shared were trips to car shows and rides together in Big Gina. Those experiences brought his love for family and cars together.
For many car enthusiasts, a vehicle becomes part of the memories they make with the people they love. AyyoMiko's Charger was no exception.
To the automotive community, Big Gina was an unforgettable custom Dodge Charger. To his loved ones, it was also part of the time they spent together.
Honoring U.S. Army Staff Sergeant MyKyle Barton
AyyoMiko proudly served his country in the United States Army.
According to his family's official obituary, he served honorably from March 2014 through August 2026, attaining the rank of Staff Sergeant.
His military recognition included the Army Good Conduct Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, Korea Defense Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal, and Overseas Service Ribbon.
His service represented years of dedication and commitment to his country.
From everyone at Vertical Doors, Inc., we thank MyKyle for his military service and recognize the sacrifices made by him and his loved ones.
His military career was an important part of his life, alongside his roles as a father, family member, friend, and car enthusiast.
Big Gina: AyyoMiko's 2022 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody
Anyone who followed AyyoMiko's automotive journey knows Big Gina was not an ordinary Charger.
His 2022 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody featured dark exterior styling, an aggressive front fascia, a low stance, custom wheels, green lighting accents, and a prominent SHEEESSH windshield banner.
One of the car's most recognizable modifications was its vertical Lambo door conversion.
With both front doors raised, Big Gina displayed the full effect of its widebody stance, customized exterior, and vertical door movement.
The raised doors created a dramatic appearance that complemented the Charger's wide fenders, front splitter, and custom wheel setup.
The Story Behind Big Gina
According to his family's official obituary, MyKyle ordered his Dodge Charger Widebody new so he could create a build that reflected his personal style.
He affectionately named the car Big Gina, also known as Lucy, in honor of his sister and grandmother.
That connection made the Charger more than a collection of custom parts. Even its nickname carried family meaning.
His family also remembered how carefully he looked after the Charger, including his preference for accommodations with garage parking.
It's something car enthusiasts can relate to. When you've invested your time and energy into creating a personalized build, you want to take good care of it.
AyyoMiko's 2022 Dodge Charger Build Details
- Owner: MyKyle Augustus Barton, known as AyyoMiko
- Instagram: @ayyomiko
- Year: 2022
- Make and model: Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody
- Vehicle nickname: Big Gina, also known as Lucy
- Door conversion: Vertical Lambo doors
- Visible modifications: Custom wheels, low stance, front splitter, green lighting accents, and custom exterior styling
- Windshield banner: SHEEESSH
- Car club: Black-Listed Car Club
Black-Listed Car Club: The Community AyyoMiko Founded
AyyoMiko's contribution to the car community extended far beyond his own Charger.
In 2023, he founded Black-Listed Car Club, beginning with four original members and helping it grow into a larger automotive community.
Car clubs bring people together through a shared interest in vehicles, customization, car shows, and the friendships that develop along the way.
His family and friends remembered him as someone who enjoyed sharing his knowledge, helping others, and encouraging individuality.
Through Black-Listed, his love for cars became something he could share with a growing group of enthusiasts.
His legacy continues through the friendships he made, the experiences he shared, and the community he founded.
Visit @ayyomiko and @blacklistedga to remember his automotive journey and the community he helped create.
AyyoMiko and Big Gina: Forever in Motion
Photographs preserve moments, but video allows us to experience the movement and details of a custom build.
The following video features AyyoMiko's customized 2022 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody, including its distinctive vertical Lambo doors.
It's another way to remember the car that became such an important part of his automotive story.
Remembering AyyoMiko and his 2022 Dodge Charger. Forever in motion.
Watch AyyoMiko's Original Instagram Reel
We also wanted to preserve a direct connection to AyyoMiko's original Instagram content.
Visit the following Reel to see another part of his automotive story and the custom Charger he enjoyed sharing with others.
Watch AyyoMiko's Instagram Reel
Original Instagram account: @ayyomiko
Remembering AyyoMiko Through Family and Friends
The story of AyyoMiko's life cannot be told through his Charger alone.
His family, friends, fellow veterans, and members of the car community have shared memories of the person they knew and loved.
In his family's official obituary, his uncles reflected on the pride they felt watching him grow into his own person and pursue a life that reflected his individuality.
His closest friends remembered his warmth, his sense of humor, and the support he offered the people around him.
Those memories tell us more about the person behind Big Gina, the SHEEESSH windshield banner, and Black-Listed Car Club.
They remind us that the relationships formed around cars can become just as meaningful as the vehicles themselves.
Share a Memory of AyyoMiko
Family members, friends, and members of the automotive community have shared messages honoring his life.
Read additional tributes and share a memory through MyKyle Barton's official memorial page .
Community Tributes and Remembrances
Additional public posts remembering AyyoMiko can be found through the following links:
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was AyyoMiko?
AyyoMiko was MyKyle Augustus Barton (August 27, 1989 - October 17, 2026), a U.S. Army veteran who attained the rank of Staff Sergeant, a father, the founder of Black-Listed Car Club, and a Dodge Charger enthusiast known for his customized 2022 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody.
What year and model was AyyoMiko's Dodge Charger?
AyyoMiko owned a 2022 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody known as Big Gina. The car featured custom exterior modifications and vertical Lambo doors.
Why was his Charger called Big Gina?
According to his family's obituary, MyKyle called the car Big Gina, also known as Lucy, in honor of his sister and grandmother.
What car club did AyyoMiko found?
AyyoMiko founded Black-Listed Car Club in 2023, beginning with four original members and helping it grow into a larger community.
A Special Thank You to Jade Adore
We want to extend a heartfelt thank-you to Jade Adore (@ohshefilthy) for reaching out to Vertical Doors, Inc. and bringing AyyoMiko's story to our attention.
Jade contacted our team with a heartfelt request to honor her friend and share his 2022 Dodge Charger with the automotive community.
Because she took the time to reach out, we have the opportunity to remember not only a remarkable custom Charger with Lambo doors, but also the man behind it.
A father, a U.S. Army veteran, a friend, and the founder of a community that brought car enthusiasts together.
Jade, thank you for helping us celebrate AyyoMiko's life and keeping his memory alive.
Live Like AyyoMiko
Good Cars. Good People. Big Energy. That's AyyoMiko.
Forever Remembered, AyyoMiko
To MyKyle's family, his daughter, his loved ones, his fellow veterans, and the Black-Listed automotive community, we extend our deepest condolences.
AyyoMiko's love for cars helped create friendships, bring people together, and turn an unforgettable 2022 Dodge Charger into part of his personal legacy.
His story reminds us that behind every custom vehicle is a person, and behind every car community are relationships that matter far more than the machines themselves.
From all of us at Vertical Doors, Inc., thank you, MyKyle, for your service, your creativity, and your contribution to the automotive community.
Rest in Peace, AyyoMiko
MyKyle Augustus Barton
August 27, 1989 - October 17, 2026
Forever in our hearts.
Forever part of the car community.
Forever in motion.
