Today’s 1971 Dodge Challenger is an absolutely gorgeous restomod example, in probably the nicest B5 Blue Mopar body color. Overall this ’71 Challenger mostly has kept the original style and charm, however has some unique options such as the fiber-glass… Continue Reading
We are ending this week with this legendary and very rare 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda which comes from Tennessee, a country with a very long and highly raised tradition for American muscle cars. Back in the days, the AAR ‘Cudas… Continue Reading
Behold, what we are seeing is an absolutely gorgeous black and elegant 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 Restomod, with awesome stance and modern touches. These kinds of classic Restomod Mopars have been always one of our favorite, a classic muscle… Continue Reading
This custom-built 1971 Plymouth Cuda Restomod was developed by Schwartz Performance Inc, therefore they have upgraded this Cuda with the best modern driveline and suspension you can find on the market. Underneath it is equipped with a Schwartz Performance… Continue Reading
Today we are starting with this ultimate custom build and badass looking 1968 Dodge Charger, which was designed and built by Danny “The Count” and his team. On this ’68 Charger project, they’ve done complete frame-off restoration, and have upgraded… Continue Reading
The 1970 Dodge Coronet RT Convertible is one of the rarest Mopars that you can’t find these days. And even more rare, it’s to find it, in perfect unrestored condition with all original parts (number matching) on it. It is… Continue Reading
It is very hard to find nice all original, or at least numbers matching 1970 Plymouth GTX. However today, we are going to take our time and enjoy this absolutely gorgeous Sublime Green 1970 Plymouth GTX. This Mopar is known… Continue Reading
Till now we had featured many classic American muscle cars in their natural form and their common playground, which is the 1/4 mile drag strip. But, what about this classic 1974 Dodge Charger Olympia Nascar race car, which is super… Continue Reading
Besides the 1969 Dodge Charger, the Dodge division has produced separate vehicles named Dodge Charger Daytona, which were actually modified Chargers. The name ‘Daytona’ comes from Daytona Beach in Florida. As you can see, this is a very sharp looking… Continue Reading