Hey guys, we’re going to be taking a much needed break next week–time for a bit of R & R and family time. We will continue to post one cool story per day but will essentially be on auto pilot. The usual three to five posts per day will resume on the 19th. Til then, hope you guys are enjoying your Mopars and summer!
King brought Mopars to a whole new generation. Gotta love it. Video clip after the jump!
Mark’s Road Runner has a lift off hood due to the high rise intake. You might notice he also has a 2012 Dodge Challenger SRT8 and a Hemi Durango. Nice combo!
This story is from a few years back. And I don’t know that it really proves anything. But I’m posting it anyway.
The photo below shows what this beautiful 1969 Dodge Charger looked like before the wreck. If you have the stomach for it, click through to see what the Charger looked like after it got t-boned by a large truck and then slammed into a guard rail. Thankfully the driver was ok. Via RideLust
I loved the pics of Judy Stefanski’s 1964 Dodge Polara with the matching Polara wagon tow vehicle, so I started looking around for other cool Mopar car hauling combos. I love this 1965 Dodge Coronet race car on the Dodge hauler. And I have a vintage photo (from the 70s) of a ’65 Belvedere on a hauler after the jump! Via Moparts
Check out Ken’s sweet 1970 Plymouth GTX from Boston, Massachusetts! It’s a 440-6 BBL car, FK5, white interior with white vinyl top, auto on the console, with Air Grabber, rear defroster and AM-FM radio. More pics after the jump!
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Hey, got the Charger running a bit better. Why not do a wicked driveway burnout? Video after the jump! Via Dodge Forum
Judy Stefanski races a 1964 Dodge Polara. And what better way to tow it to the racetrack than a 1964 Dodgeo Polara wagon! More pics after the jump!
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Take a 1969 Dodge Charger and drive it into a concrete wall at 100 MPH and it will look like this. Not sure this crash test proved much, though, and I can’t find any info on why this test was done. Cars have gotten a lot safer since then, but I doubt a new car could save anyone with that kind of impact. Via StreetLegalTV
Mike Musto and I attended a SRT Viper event last week in his badass Daytona. I already showed you the pics. Now you can check out the video after the jump!
