Today we have this 1970 Dodge Super Bee, which as you can see, it’s more like a ”Murder Hornet on steroids”. That’s because of the enormous engine, which is mostly above, rather than under the hood. So, the story behind… Continue Reading
The Swedes are world famous for their American muscle car enthusiasm. Therefore, today we have a classic 1968 Dodge Coronet, which is completely modified by Steven Jarudd, from Sweden. Moreover, it represents something in between a classic ’68 Coronet and… Continue Reading
We all know this 1968 Dodge Coronet 500 from the Gas Monkey Garage, but it’s always nice to see the story behind this classic Mopar. This silver ’68 Coronet with black wheels was bought by the G.M.G for $6500, which… Continue Reading
Just take a look at this beast, the 1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee which is considered for one of the most legendary Mopars ever built. This Mopar originally was a 383 4-speed Super Bee, and also was a circuit raced… Continue Reading