You will be bidding on a 1970 Coronet R/T, 426 Hemi, A833 four speed, F8 Dark Green Metallic, stripe delete with a Ramcharger hood. In 1970 they only built 13 Hemi Coronets, and only 4 were equipped with the four speed. It’s going to auction at Mecums in July. Seven figures? Find more info at Street Legal TV. More pics after the jump!
AutoTrader recently reunited Bo and Luke Duke and a certain orange Charger in a commercial to promote their new app. Find it here. Not two weeks later, a car reported to have been used in that commercial is for sale on eBay. You can’t argue with studio documentation I guess. More pics after the jump!
Freshly restored, Willie Robinson’s 1969 Charger Daytona “Duke and Duchess” is about to hit the Mopar show circuit. Keep an eye out for this beauty. Find more info on Big Willie’s career and his Daytona at Hemmings. More pics after the jump!
This was recently posted on Facebook by Mopar Rapid Transit. No details on the wreck but it is a good reminder to be careful out there. Lots of idiots on the road and our cars don’t always stop or maneuver quite as well as the new stuff. Hopefully no one got hurt.
Bo and Luke team up again for a new AutoTrader commercial. The General is finding it hard to compete with those new fangled Chargers so the boys use AutoTrader to find something more appropriate. It’s great to see them together again but please, stop jumping Chargers! Find more info on the ad at Street Legal TV. Commercial after the jump!
In September 1965, Hot Rod was invited to Chrysler’s Chelsea Proving Grounds to test drive a 1966 Coronet with the new 426 street Hemi. The review was favorable. (Pretty much a given if you can get air under all four tires!) Find more detail at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
Some people see no way to improve upon the General Lee. Some do. Check out this blown ’69 Charger on Street Legal TV. The car is the first contest winner of a collaboration between Street Legal TV and RateMyRidez. Submit your Mopar by setting up a profile and you may be the next Mopar Madness winner.
Check out Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s latest Mopar, a 1964 Dodge 330. While powered by a modern Hemi, the rest of the car has an old school, drag car style. That powerplant makes it hard to miss the original slant six. Find more detail at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
