Now here’s a disturbing story. This 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda 440 Six Pack was stolen from the original owner in Portland in 2001. The owner, who still has the title, filed a police report and spent years trying to find his beloved E-body. Then a month ago it turns up in a storage garage. Think the rest would be easy, right? Wrong. Watch the video after the jump and see what you think. Via The H.A.M.B.
Check out Muscle Car Review’s pictures of this year’s Las Vegas Moparty. Read the stories behind the cars at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
Freshly restored, Willie Robinson’s 1969 Charger Daytona “Duke and Duchess” is about to hit the Mopar show circuit. Keep an eye out for this beauty. Find more info on Big Willie’s career and his Daytona at Hemmings. More pics after the jump!
Check out Street Legal TV for this insane, turbocharged Duster and the huge list of modifications. More pics and a dyno run video after the jump!
Check out Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s latest Mopar, a 1964 Dodge 330. While powered by a modern Hemi, the rest of the car has an old school, drag car style. That powerplant makes it hard to miss the original slant six. Find more detail at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
Check out BangShift for details on this ’71 Demon built as an honest tribute to an early seventies drag car. It was not built based on the owners drag strip memories but rather, by his twenty-something son! It has a lot of cool period pieces. More pics after the jump!
Cars & Parts is featuring installments of Geoff Stunkard’s book on race Hemi history, to be released in 2015. Learn about the last minute block strengthening steps taken in 1964 that, had they not been successful, might have had a negative impact on the elephant motor’s success.
Dave Rockwell, a member of the Ramchargers and author of the 2007 book We Were the Ramchargers, spoke at the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, Michigan last weekend. Find more info on the groups achievements at Hemmings. More pics after the jump!
