Said to be raced by the Ramchargers as their only Pro Stock car, this 1970 Challenger is well-worn but it would be incredibly historically significant if the sellers statements are indeed true. There is no powertrain but, even if there were, it would be highly unlikely to be the same engine that the Ramchargers worked on as the car went thru several iterations as it passed through various racers. The $150,000 asking price requires better pics though. Find the Hemmings ad here.
With one of the most distinctive front ends of any car out there, the 1970 Dodge Coronet R/T 440 convertible is this weeks Muscle Car of the Week. Video after the jump!
Hooniverse has a piece on a recently opened to the public Jeep museum at the Omix-ADA’s headquarters in Suwanee GA. Find more info here. More cool Jeep pics after the jump!
San Bernardino County Deputy Chief Glen Pratt picked up this 1969 Dodge Charger R/T six years ago. It was in rough shape but was fairly solid. It is now very solid and in great shape! Find more info at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
Hooniverse has spied this very solid 3/4 ton pickup for sale in California. It is nicely equipped with a 383 and automatic and it even came with AC (but currently not working). A former school district maintenance truck in LA, it appears to be relatively rust free and the engine shows some evidence of recent work. The seller is asking a not too unreasonable $3900. Find the original Cragslist ad here. More pics after the jump!
This is one incredibly clean first generation numbers matching Barracuda. An eBay purchase that was slightly misrepresented, the new owner restored the car to stock condition and did one hell of a job. Find more info at Street Legal TV. More pics after the jump!
Firstly, the word muted describes only the black, grey and silver color scheme on this wild 1970 Road Runner restomod. There’s no calling a 725 hp, 477 ci Keith Black aluminum Hemi powered B body conservative. A cast-off stunt car from of one of the Fast and Furious movies, owner Jamie Vickers transformed it into the beast you see here. Find more info at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
Friday, June 5th, Henderson NV. Anthony Carroll had his 2002 Viper GTS stolen during a planned sales transaction. The car is red with white stripes, chrome factory wheels with a piece missing from the front bumper and a California plate. It may possibly be in the Las Vegas or Los Angeles area. This is not a low key car. If you spot it or see an ad, please immediately notify your local authorities. Find more info at Street Legal TV.
Justin Bell determines whether or not the Viper deserves the title Super Car. We think his comment “This car, from its birth, was put on earth to stimulate every one of mankind’s senses” is a bit of a tipoff. Video after the jump!
