Darrell Dunivan from Cadet, Missouri owns this cool B-Body. Writes Darrell:
I got the car 3 years ago,it was completely taken apart,no glass no wiring fenders and trunk off, just out of the paint shop. My dad and I put it all back together and got it on the road, been driving it for about 4 months. I also did the seats and carpet myself and it still needs door panels and headliner.
See more pics after the jump!
Here’s a good reason why you shouldn’t leave you car running and unattended–someone might drive off with it! This happened on Sunday in Oklahoma City and the police have released a video of the theft, hoping to help find the stolen Mopar. Watch the video after the jump and read the full article at newsok.com
This is great looking 1970 Plymouth GTX with some cool modern upgrades like the big Wilwood disc brakes all around and Wheel Vintiques 17” Magnum 500 billet wheels. See more pics plus the eBay auction text after the jump!
Looks like it only got bid up to $27,100 with reserve not met.
According to the folks at Plant Junk Cars, the 1996 Plymouth Belvedere is the least junked car in America. Probably cause those 66-7 parts are so darn expensive and hard to find! (Yes, I used to own one.) What’s the most junked? Ford (I know, big surprise). Via LACar.com Thanks to Darren for the tip!
BangShift has started posting some pics from Drag Week, and there are definitely a few cool Mopars in the mix. See more after the jump!
I don’t mind donks but this seems wrong. Someone buy this 1967 Plymouth Fury and put it back. Thanks. (More pics after the jump.)
This got posted on the Mopars United Facebook page and I thought it was kind of cool. What do you think? Anyone know this car?
Super cool time-lapse video of a couple rebuilding their old Duster (looks like a late 70s Volaré with the Duster package). Check it out after the jump!
This was posted recently on forbbodiesonly.com. Apparently it was the Superbird owner/driver’s fault–a low speed head on while making a left turn. Luckily the owner is ok and it definitely looks fixable. Still, not good…
Remember the Toyota-powered Scamp I showed you last month? Well, it’s on eBay now! This is a chance for all the haters to buy it and put it back to Mopar power. But then who knows what kind of project you will be funding next… Full specs from the auction after the jump!
