Bring A Trailer has a piece on this 1967 Coronet wagon featuring conservative white paint, durable steel wheels, a practical bench seat and a 528 Hemi power plant. Wait. What? Also hidden from view is a Ron Mancini built 727, Wilwood brakes and exhaust cutouts. It is for sale on For B Bodies Only. More pics after the jump!
Barn Finds spotted this 1970 Barracuda on eBay. The 318 powered, somewhat plain Jane, E body shows some interior wear and lower body rust through but, overall, a very nice driver. We hope the new owner keeps it original and doesn’t turn it into yet another Hemi Cuda clone. Follow the energetic eBay bidding here. More pics and video tour after the jump!
Yes, you read that right…mate! Curbside Classic has a piece on a 1971 Charger with a six pack Hemi under the hood, all 265 cubic inches. Find more info at Curbside Classic. More pics after the jump!
Larry Van Zyl backed a weathered, 318 powered Challenger into his garage and ten months later out came a beautiful Ray Barton 528 powered Hemi 4 speed E body. Find more info on the build at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
Motorweek takes the Hellcat stable mates to a track for a workout. In thirty plus years of watching Motorweek, this is the first time that I’ve heard John Davis say “Here kitty kitty”. Video after the jump!
Hot Rod’s Ryan Brutt visited an incredible winged warrior collection in AL. It seems the owner took a serious interest in Daytonas and Superbirds as well as Cyclones and Talladegas during that magical period known as the NASCAR Aero Wars. And we mean serious! Find more info at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
July 1st is Canada Day, a day when Canadians celebrate the founding of their country in 1867. It is similar in many respects July 4th but earlier (due, of course, to the earlier harvest). The love of Mopars runs strong north of the 49th as well. A perfect example is a great website; Maple Leaf Mopars, the Canadian edition of Cars in Barns. There are a lot of great barn finds, many with follow-up restored pics. This 1970 Challenger is just such an example. Find more info on this particular E body here. Restored pic after the jump.
