Burnout videos on Youtube. They’re fairly commonplace and are usually posted by ne’er-do-well kids or, as with the Hellcat, pretty much every media organization lucky enough to sit behind the wheel. The best part of the Hellcat burnout compilation video that follows after the jump, as found on Street Legal TV, is that it was posted by none other than FC(don’t say Chrysler)A!
Big Bang Theory marathons and Best Of lists; these are things to expect as the year comes to a close. Who are we to break with tradition? Find our most popular blogs/photos in 2014 after the jump. The most popular? Slamcharger. Happy New Year everybody!
These two cars are compared by a Chevy guy and a tuner kid. Hmmmm… Well, anyway, check out the video after the jump!
People have may reasons for letting a car rot rather then selling it, but this owner is paying $50 a month to do so! Find the story at Cars in Barns. More pics after the jump!
Larry Bell of New Castle, Indiana, has one incredible collection of Mopars. One with an emphasis on Challengers. Read more abut his collection at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
In November we told you about 15 prime Mopars that Tim Wellborn was sending to auction in January–Wellborn Muscle Car Museum Thinning the Herd. Autoweek has a piece about one of them, a 1971 Charger R/T that Mecum refers to as “the highest optioned example known to exist.” Read the details here. More pics and a list of just some of the options after the jump!
It hurt when we saw the first reported crashed Challenger Hellcat but that damage seemed superficial. This one looks to be terminal. Said to be sold in Colorado and crashed an hour later, it seems that Hellcats in the wrong hands are dangerous but sublime ones seem to be downright cursed! Find more info at Street Legal TV. More pics after the jump.
Elwood Blues had a brilliant idea to purchase a former police car. Or did he? Read one man’s trials and tribulations after picking up a 2006 Charger that served and protected for many years. Find the story at Mopar Max Magazine.
Barn Finds located this dusty 1970 Challenger for sale on eBay. It’s a 383 4-speed car that is a runner. Starting bid is an optimistic $25,000. The chrome strip surrounding the front end is said to be a rare option, code M28 (which is decoded as Front Bumper Periphery). Anybody familiar with this “option”? Follow the bidding here on eBay. More pics after the jump!
