The guys at OCD Customs in Spokane, Washington built this burly red 1968 Plymouth Road Runner for Merv Wagner. It features a built 440, Keisler Tremic 5-speed transmission, big Willwood brakes and and 19″ Foose Shockwave wheels. More pics plus video after the jump!
This thing popped up at Barrett-Jackson back in 2006. What a beast! The price was set at $55,000 but it is unclear whether it sold. More pics plus details from the listing with some specs after the jump!
This car has been featured all over the net and from this pic you can probably tell why. Brad Riepe of Iowa bought this 1969 Plymouth Road Runner at age 16 in 1983 for $100, but the transformation didn’t start until 1999, when he bought a NHRA Pro Stock Hemi. The motor is pushing a whopping 1,300 hp and Brad keeps things in control with a Viper suspension and big Wilwood brakes. More pics plus some video after the jump! Via Fastcar UK, Streetlegal TV and Lateral-g.net
BangShift just posted an awesome wheelstand gallery from the 2013 Holley National Hot Rod Reunion. Is it our imagination or are most of them Mopars? Love the Hurst Hemi Under Glass! More pics after the jump, including a badass Belvedere wagon. You can see the rest at BangShift!
Autoblog just posted these two B5 blue 1970 Plymouth Superbirds on their Facebook page. We approve of this pic.
saabkyle04 has built up a huge following on Youtube doing reviews of late model cars. He has taken a close look at a few older cars, though, including this 1970 Plymouth Superbird. He’s pretty nerdy, but he does own a Mopar. Full 16 minute Superbird video review with plenty of good Mopar engine noises after the jump!
Pic via american_cars_daily Think this one got saved?
How cool is this? The Make-A-Wish Foundation just finished the restoration of this 1968 Dodge Charger for teenage cancer patient Matthew Wood in Canyon, Minnesota. Matthew was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma and he, his brother and father had not been able to make much progress on the Charger they had acquired ten years ago. Morrie’s Automotive Group took over, repainted the car and rebuilt the original 318 drivetrain. They completed the 600 man-hour job just two weeks ago and gave Matthew the keys. As you might imagine, Matthew was thrilled. Major props to everyone involved. One more pics after the jump! Via Hemmings
Looks like the Chrysler Employee Motorsport Association had a good turnout for their annual show this past weekend on the grounds of the Walter P. Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills, Michigan. One of the coolest cars was undoubtably Doug Schellinger’s 1970 Plymouth Superbird. You can see a bunch more pics at Mac’s Motor City Garage. 
I already showed you the ’69 Charger ad that Jalopnik thinks is the most sexist ad off all time. Well, this one isn’t sexist, but it’s definitely awesome. (And it doesn’t hurt that the ’67 GTX is an awesome car.) In fact, I think this is my all-time favorite Mopar ad. What’s yours?
