Here’s one of my all-time favorite Mopar album covers. And it’s a good record, too (got it on vinyl in my basement somewhere).
Mopar Album Cover: Earth’s Pentastar: In the Style of Demons
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Reader’s Rides: Buddy Barraza’s 1973 Plymouth Scamp
Buddy is the second owner of this Scamp. The first owner didn’t take the greatest care of the old A-body, but Buddy is turning that around. He just rebuilt the 318. More pics after the jump!
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1987 Dodge Charger With 360 Power and RWD Conversion on Craigslist
Even if you are not a fan of some of these 80s Mopars, you gotta admit this is pretty cool. The rear wheel drive conversion was done by the original owner, who has had the car since new. More pics plus text from the Craigslist ad after the jump! Via Jalopnik
Instagram of the Week: Martino Motorsports Dart
Today’s pic is via Dartsofinstagram. You can learn more about this cool Dart on the Martino Motorsports Facebook page.
Road Kill: 1970 Super Bee vs 1967 Camaro
The latest episode of Road Kill features David Freiburger’s very first car: a 1970 Dodge Super Bee. He paid $1,800 for it when he was fifteen. Thirty years later it’s packing a 600+ HP Hemi. Watch it go head to head against another one of Freiburger’s cars: a ’67 Camaro. Which one will come out on top? Watch the video after the jump!
2014 Jeep Cherokee Getting Rave Reviews
Yeah, it looks funky. Yeah, it’s based on an Italian FWD platform. But, it sounds like it might be pretty darn good. Motor Trend hated the Viper but they seemed to like the new baby Jeep, saying, “The Cherokee can compete head to head with any of the modern small crossovers on the road. Off-road, it will bury them.” You can read a summary of some of the other reviews over at Allpar
Barbie Charger
Kind of painful to look at…
Bill Goldberg 1970 Plymouth Superbird on eBay
I saw this car at SEMA back in 2008. It was built by Year One and Gillette Evernham Motorsports in conjunction with Bill Goldberg and then sold at Barrett-Jackson to benefit the Darrell Gwynn Foundation, which works to help cure spinal cord injuries. The car started life as a 1970 Plymouth Satellite but then it got the full NASCAR Superbird treatment. Power comes from a 800 hp NASCAR-spec 358cid Dodge engine. The price is set at $250,000. More pics plus the eBay auction text after the jump!
Ratty Muscle Cars
Here’s a fun new page on Facebook–Ratty Muscle Cars. They recently posted this cool green 1969 Dodge Super Bee. There seem to be a lot of Mopars in the mix, so be sure to check it out!
