Bring a Trailer highlights this 1974 Dodge D800 car hauler that is reported to be a factory car hauler for such team drivers as Bob Riffle, Gene Dunlop, the Fink Brothers, Arlen Vanke, and Ronnie Sox. Sporting it’s original, numbers matching 413 2-bbl, it would be a very cool way to transport your old Mopar. If you insist on owning a trailer queen then at least arrive in style. Check out the original eBay auction.
After finding this Dave Wren Barracuda on eBay, and searching for more info online, it appears that the same car has been for sale many times over the years and often with the same description. it was on Carslist.co for $295,000, on CarPictures.com in 2008, and sold in June 2012 for $51,065 per CollectorCarPriceTracker.com (it’s possible that sale fell through.) A very cool car but not a lot of takers. See the auction at eBay! More pics after the jump.
I’m not going to make any references to “the good ol’ days” but these ads harken back to a simpler time. Boy, they were the good ol’ days. See more pics after the jump and even more at Petrolicious.
BangShift located this 1970 Plymouth Cuda on Craigslist. A very cool looking car that apparently has quite a history. Originally an export car to a Pakistan embacy boy.(What?) It was then purchased by the lengendary Earnest Montgomery of Clinton MD. (Bangshift can find no info on this racer. He may be legit but, if so, maybe drop the legendary part.) Seller is asking $85,000. See the ad on Craigslist. More pics after the jump!
This 1967 Plymouth GTX 440 as posted on Bring A Trailer is said to be a very solid car with a rebuilt, numbers matching 440, an older repaint and some upgrades to the wheels, driveshaft, final drive gearing and ignition but they had the presence of mind to keep the original parts. Check it out on eBay! Priced at $27,500. Is it a deal? More pics after the jump!
Ralph Gilles denies any plans to bring back the Barracuda, saying that the rumor has “”has grown legs of its own.” Notice how he didn’t make any reference to ‘Cuda. Hmmm. Just kidding! See the story at LeftLane.
A very recent post alerted you to a custom Challenger Superbird, built for top speed contests, that was stolen along with the trailer that it was stored in. Good news. The low-lifes have been captured and the car recovered. It was in pieces but apparently all the pieces are still there. Video surveillance cameras supplied the authorities with a description of the suspects vehicle and a partial plate number. Score one for the good guys! See more at Street Legal TV.
The SRT level Charger, Challenger and Chrysler 300s are getting new Satin Vapor Editions. Black satin chrome 20 inch alloys, Nappa leather/suede and red Brembo calipers help to separate your SRT from all those run-of-the-mill SRT’s out there. Now which one to buy? See more at CarBuzz. More pics after the jump!
The number 91 SRT Viper that finished third at the Daytona 24 hour race showed up at the Chicago Auto Show in as-raced condition. See it at Hooniverse. Now THAT would be one heck of a barn find in 2044! Details of the race can be found at Motorsport.com. Clean car pic after the jump!
In an article entitled Muscle Cars You Should Know, Street Legal TV is featuring the Dodge Coronet. They outline the history of the Coronet line with a focus on those powered by the mighty 426. Gotta love a Hemi-powered B-body! See the story at Street Legal TV. More pics after the jump!
