Tim Wellborn has amassed an incredible collection of muscle cars over the years. At Mecum’s Kissimmee auction in January, half of his 46 cars will be crossing the auction block. With his first taste of muscle cars being his father’s 1971 Dodge Charger, he has always held Mopars in high esteem. Of the 23 cars going to auction, 15 are Mopars! Find more info of these very special cars at Hemmngs. Pics of Tim’s Dodges and Plymouths that will be leaving his collection after the jump!
Mopar had another great booth at SEMA this year. Highlights were the new 2015 Mopar Dodge Charger R/T Funny Car pictured below, plus the cool Challenger T/A concept. Lots more pics plus the press release after the jump!
We showed you this car last year. Now it’s back and badder than ever. But even with over 2,000 hours in that body–which is six inches wider than stock–it’s still not quite done… Oh, and regarding the motor: the 9.4 liter Hemi is rated at over 2,000 horsepower. More pics after the jump!
So you can’t wait until the fall for a Hellcat or maybe you want similar power output from your Ram or Grand Cherokee? Give O.CT Tuning in Germany a call. Thru the use of a supercharger, an intercooler and a remapped ECU, 564 hp is possible. More if your wallet allows. Find more info at CarBuzz. More pics after the jump!
Dodge has released more info about it’s Challenger T/A concept that will be at SEMA this week; Brembo brakes, active exhaust (with side pipes exiting n front of the rear wheels), front splitter, 6.4L Hemi, Air Catcher ram air intake (ala Hellcat), no rear seats, half a roll cage and four point harnesses. Find more info at CarBuzz. More pics after the jump!
This week’s Muscle Car of the Week is the 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A. The Trans Am Series inspired, small block equipped E-body was actually the first car in US history to be equipped with two different sized tires. All-black Challengers with steelies just look mean. Video after the jump!
Jalopnik explains why we need a 707 hp, 204 mph sedan. Remember as a kid when “because” was a perfectly reasonable answer to a question? Why a Hellcat Charger? Because. That’s why. Read the article here.
