Barn Finds located this dusty 1970 Challenger for sale on eBay. It’s a 383 4-speed car that is a runner. Starting bid is an optimistic $25,000. The chrome strip surrounding the front end is said to be a rare option, code M28 (which is decoded as Front Bumper Periphery). Anybody familiar with this “option”? Follow the bidding here on eBay. More pics after the jump!
This week, Muscle Car of the Week is featuring a 1971 Hemi Cuda. They have highlighted other Hemi Cudas in the past but this one is unique in that it’s a survivor. Does it get any better? Video after the jump!
This weeks Muscle Car of the Week is the 1971 Plymouth Road Runner, powered by the legendary 426. 1971 was the final year for the mighty Hemi. It departed in one fine looking car, especially menacing in black. Video after the jump!
Hooniverse found this NASCAR clone 1971 Road Runner on eBay. It was originally built 14 years ago as a promotional car. So is it a weekend track warrior or do you make it street legal? Follow the eBay auction here. More pics after the jump!
They only built 11 Hemi ‘Cuda convertibles in 1971, and this one, a fully documented and restored 4-speed car, just sold for $3.5 million at Mecum Auctions this weekend. More pics after the jump!
CarBuzz highlights a cool video of a father and son and a 1971 Dodge Challenger convertible. Not a rare situation for sure. My father turned me on to Mopars and, to this day, I still care for our Fury. Video after the jump!
Now here’s something you don’t see every day: a 1971 Dodge Demon with an El Camino type conversion. This one has 340 power and an automatic. Gotta love the slots! More pics from the eBay auction after the jump. Too bad there are no shots of the bed! Thanks to Mike and Ron for the tips!
Would you drive this?
You’re looking at a 1971 triple black Dodge Challenger R/T equipped with a 426 Hemi and a 4-speed that was sold new at Norm Kraus’ Grand Spaulding Dodge in Chicago. This one is all business and there are indications that it was driven hard early in its life. I like that. See more detail at Muscle Car of the Week. Video after the jump!
De·monˈ(noun) / dēmən /: “A persistently tormenting person, force, or passion”. Check out this tormenting force in the guise of a 1971 Dodge Demon. It left the factory with the 225 six cylinder and was previously owned by a little old lady. No joke. It was converted into a restomod 440 powered hot rod. Wicked! Via MoparMax Magazine. More pics after the jump!
Produced for only two model years (1970 and 1971), The Plymouth Sport Fury GT was Plymouth’s attempt at a full size muscle car. The 440 4 bbl was the popular choice but a 6 bbl was an option, too. I love the sinister styling. What say you? Could a C-body be considered a muscle car? Hooniverse is asking. More pics after the jump!
