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2015 Dodge Challenger Details

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Allpar has some details on the changes to the 2014 model year lineup for Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep and Ram. The Dodge Challenger is in its final year with the current body style and gets only minor tweaks to options packages. This year the colors include Header Orange, Redline 3 Coat, Plum Crazy, TorRed, Ivory Tri-coat and Phantom Black Tri-coat Pearl.

The real news is that the 2015 Dodge Challenger will see tweaks to the front and rear clip, plus it will get the 8-speed tranny, plus electronics similar to those found in the Dart and Cherokee. Read the full article at Allpar.

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Reader’s Rides: Terry Couturier’s 1971 Plymouth Satellite

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Today’s reader’s ride is Terry Couturier’s 1971 Plymouth Satellite, which he found in a barn eight years ago. It’s powered by a 360 which Terry rebuilt and stroked out to 408 cubic inches. After the jump I have pics of his son’s 1984 Ram and 2006 Ram.

Want to get your ride in Mopar Blog? Send your best pics plus some info about your Mopar to: moparblog at gmail dot com

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4 Speed Jamaica Blue 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Convertible on eBay

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There’s still a little summer left, right? And what better way to enjoy the last days of summer than in a ’69 Road Runner convertible? Beautiful Jamaica Blue with a 4 speed and a bench seat white interior! 8 track! This thing looks like a great driver. And I want it. Bad. More pics plus eBay auction text after the jump!

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Drag Strip Testing SRT Cars

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Did you know that SRT puts its new cars through a rigorous test involving 100 runs at the drag strip in a single day?

Pass after pass completed until 50 is reached on three-season tires. Then drag tires are put on and the race to 50 begins again. This is all accomplished in a single day at the track.

This helps ensure that the drivetrain components are up the the task, and help Mopars dominate at the drag strip. Read the full article at DriveSRT.com

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What Does Mopar Stand For?

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Obviously it’s Motor Parts. But how about:

Mostly Old Parts And Rust
Move Over Plymouths Are Racing
Most Over Priced Auto Restoration
Move Over Power Approaching Rapidly
Massively Over Powered And Respected
My Old Pig Ain’t Running
And my favorite: Move Over Pansy Ass Ricer

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