Now here’s a practical alternative. And we have a grainy burnout video after the jump!
Category Archives: 1970s
AAR ‘Cuda, Circa 1980
Cars in Barns Hat Trick
Three Mopars recently hit Cars in Barns on the same day; a GTX and two Challengers. Which one would you choose? More pics after the jump!
1970 Plymouth Cuda 340 Convertible – Muscle Car of the Week
This week’s Muscle Car of the Week is a 1970 Cuda convertible with a strange combination of options. Video after the jump!
1970 Chrysler Newport Stripper on eBay
Anybody up for piloting a 1970 Chrysler Newport convertible with three on the tree, no power steering and no power brakes? Radio delete to boot! (after-market radio added later) Hooniverse located this uniquely low optioned land yacht on eBay. Follow the eBay bidding here. More pics after the jump.
One Smooth 1970 Plymouth Barracuda
Steve Oliveira purchased this 318 powered Barracuda in 1977. After a few, shall we say, modifications it has become the blown, 605 ci Hemi-powered, +1000 hp beauty that you see here. He describes the car with the following statement: “Whereas a modern car invites you to take it out for a drive, this one dares you to.” We like that! Find more info at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
Duster in a Bus
Classic Dodge Challenger Wrecked Near Farmingdale, New York
We don’t have many details so we are just hoping everyone is ok. The Challenger, obviously, is not. Via Moparts. More pics after the jump.
Superbird in Storage
This is no way to treat a winged warrior. “Gonna fix her up someday…” Find more info at Cars In Barns.
The Other Auction – Gooding & Company
Lots of auctions are going on during auction week in Phoenix. Barrett-Jackson and Russo and Steele are the biggest but Gooding is pretty big, too. They tend to have more high end and European cars but they had a couple of Mopars. Of course we had to check them out…
One Mopar was a 1970 Dodge Charger R/T. Was not so impressed with this car as it was missing its fender tag and was a 440-4 car. It is a 4-speed car though. Auction estimate was $80-100k!
