The seller admits this thing is toast. The only usable body panels are the hood and roof. Still, it has a numbers matching drivetrain and comes with paperwork. So this will probably end up a rebody? Priced at $2,500. More pics plus Craigslist ad text after the jump!
This 383-powered, pistol grip four speed, one repaint Super Bee just sold in a no-reserve auction on eBay for $21,900. I’m liking the rather sleeper-esque white paint job. As featured on Bring A Trailer. Be sure to check out the eBay auction. More pics after the jump!
Now here’s a weird one. Can’t say I like it but I don’t hate it, either. The Air Grabber is cool. Looks pretty beat, though. Worth the $12,000 asking price? More pics plus Craigslist ad text after the jump!
Richard Petty’s Daytona-winning 1964 Plymouth Belvedere replica was featured in the April issue of Hot Rod Magazine, which also has a good article on the 426 Hemi. Those of you without a subscription (or who are unwilling to head down to the newsstand), check out this site, which has a ton of photos and information about the car.
A 1967 Dodge Coronet said to be a Mexican version is very unique with its Charger grill with hidden headlights. Sporting the original slant six with a three speed manual, it is said to be rust free. I guess there’s not much road salt used in Mexico. See more at Bring a Trailer. Check out the Craigslist ad here. More pics after the jump!
425 horses (snicker) in a plain, sorta brown, wrapper. Bench seat, steelies and dog dish hubcaps. Seller is claiming only 23,009 miles! You really can’t get any better. All for a not too unreasonable $89,000. As featured on BangShft.com. Be sure to check out the eBay auction! More pics after the jump!
Not content with owning possibly the only Lego Road Runner, the builder went all out, optioning it with the mighty 426 and an A833. Nice finish on the lemon twist yellow paint. Find it at Street Legal TV. Video after the jump!
The seller says this 1970 440 six barrel GTX is the only one in alpine white with a white interior known to exist. Maybe that’s why it really seems to stand out. Find the details at Hemmings.
This pic was taken at the 10th American Car Meeting in Metzingen, Germany, in October of 2009. Normally not a fan of yellow, but, wow… Via Deviantart.com
We just found this very clean 1968 Dodge Charger over in dry Eastern Washington. This car was abandoned in a farmer’s field around 1980 and it has sat ever since. It’s pretty complete except for the tail lights which somebody thought would look cool in a VW bug! The first pic is how we found it and the rest are of the car back together at the shop. Luckily most of the parts were stored in a storage shed and were spared sun damage.
