We haven’t covered a lot of 80s cars so far. How about the Conquest, built by Mitsubishi and sold as a Dodge, Plymouth and Chrysler? They are becoming increasingly hard to find, especially in stock form. This one sold recently on eBay for $1,780 but it sounds like it had a blown motor. There is a good writeup on these increasingly rare cars over at Hemmings.
I think they should never have stopped making the Neon. The Caliber was a misstep. And honestly, the new Dart has a lot more in common with the Neon than it does with the original Dart. Nothing wrong with that, though–the Neon was cool. Like this one running Rally America. Pic via DodgeForums
I found this 1968 Dodge Charger burnout pic on the internet a while ago and saved it down to my desktop. I don’t know who’s car this is or who took the pic but it rules. I have the wallpaper size here. Have you found a better burnout pic?
This green 4-speed 340 Challenger convertible has been sitting in a shack near San Francisco since 1978! Just 70,000 miles–it was parked when the clutch started to slip– and same owner since 1989! Right now the owner is trying to figure out what it’s worth, and whether to sell. I bet there’d be a lot of interest in this one if it did come up for sale… Tons of pics after the jump! Via Moparts
I think the guy who shot this video with what appears to be a Dodge Omni knew what he was doing–from the video description it sounds like he was trying to prove that some folks at TurboDodge.com were wrong. Either way he definitely proved a point: use a cherry picker. Video after the jump!
This thing is brilliant. The body is custom one piece fiberglass. Seller claims he gets 34 MPG and turns heads wherever he goes. Totally street legal and could be yours! On eBay now and the auction ends tomorrow! Tons more pics plus ad text after the jump! Via Jalopnik
I’ve seen this 1969 Dodge Charger R/T convertible at the show for years, and each year it’s a little closer to done. Looking good! Dig the recall wheels, too! More pics after the jump! And if you want to see more Charger convertible conversions, check out this thread at DodgeCharger.com
People just love stuffing huge motors into Darts. But I guess this Dart scared people cause most folks seemed to avoid it and it spent most of its time in the corner by itself. Or is that a green thing? More pics after the jump!
Love these! For more info on the mod tops check out the Mod Top Registry! Rare birds for sure. More pics after the jump, including a close up of that top!
