SRT8 Magnum

Tin Sign Title: Desperate Enterprises Mopar Logo '64-'71 Collectible Metal Sign, Model# 1315 Size: 16 x 12 inches

I can't say that I have ever seen one of these in non-V8 form, and did not know that there was such a thing. At the Earlville, Illinois Cruise Night, 2016.

1972 Chrysler Town and Country. Who wants to ride in the back?

Learn more about 6600-Mile 1986 Dodge Omni GLHS Turbo on Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online.

426 Hemi – the legend and the strongest thing you could have had in the mopar at the turn of the 1960s and 1970s. This 1967 Plymouth Belvedere is an original Super Stock racer! Spokane, Washington, United States

View the 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible for sale at Chicago 2019 in Schaumburg, IL as F160.

This rare Dodge Daytona Shelby Turbo Z popped up in a New Hampshire barn, where it's been stashed since the owner left for the West Coast in 2003 - and never returned. Fortunately, it looks like he or she took decent care of the Shelby, as it appears to just need a good detailing before...

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another "Dream Garage" CarArt product made from a internet image. Used as a background on my tablet and laptop...and shared with co-workers 3 images (-2.0 ,0.0 , 2.0) processed in CS3 HDR photomerge , then more editing inCS3, adding a background, and using topaz plugs. ACE

Car Craft Magazine takes a look at Bob Schiller's 1969 Valiant

A look at the rare and largely forgotten 1969 Dodge Dart GTS M-Code 440.

PLEASE VIEW ON BLACK --- 401K Club - Anaheim Hills, CA

Very original and in fair shape, this Valiant Signet 200 is a simple yet fun survivor that would make for a great small classic for those with a tiny garage in the city.  With a great vintage appeal, and ready to drive home, this Mopar seems like it could be a fun ride for the...

Unless you where there, it is almost impossible to describe cruising in the 60's and 70's. Every town in America large and small had a street, that street, where the kids went on the weekends. In the days before digital saturation and entertainment overload, the teens of the day would gas up, wax, and prepare their rides for epic street battle. When I entered the cruising scene in 1976, it was a glorious and unique time. My Charger, like most other muscle cars of the day were being released by their previous owners and put on the market. Many of these cars were barely broken in, ranging from only 5 to 10 years old. Think about that. Hemi Cuda's, Boss 429 Mustangs, "Real" Z28 Camaro's, W30 Olds 442's, GTO Judge's, all hitting the secondary market and the streets as lightly used cars going for comparative pocket change. Man, It was a great time to be a teenager.

View the 1958 Chrysler Imperial for sale at Indy 2020 in Indianapolis, IN as S37.

I really wish there were more Starions in the world, but such is the way with most Mitsubishis. From 1986 through 1989 less than 50,000 examples were built, although I’m not sure if this includes the Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth Conquest which the car was also sold as here in the US. And yes, American car builders seemed to …

This super clean and original 1969 Plymouth Sport Fury convertible is just down the road from me in Clinton, North Carolina. It's been rescued from 30 years of storage and some work has already been completed. The seller has listed it here on craigslist at a price of $11,000. My wife has fond memories of a...