Barn Finds spotted this 1970 Barracuda on eBay. The 318 powered, somewhat plain Jane, E body shows some interior wear and lower body rust through but, overall, a very nice driver. We hope the new owner keeps it original and doesn’t turn it into yet another Hemi Cuda clone. Follow the energetic eBay bidding here. More pics and video tour after the jump!
Motorweek takes the Hellcat stable mates to a track for a workout. In thirty plus years of watching Motorweek, this is the first time that I’ve heard John Davis say “Here kitty kitty”. Video after the jump!
As mentioned a few weeks back, Richard Petty took his 1970 Superbird out of mothballs and paid a visit to Goodwood. Find more info at Hooniverse. Video after the jump of a car that sounds just like it’s supposed to; evil.
With one of the most distinctive front ends of any car out there, the 1970 Dodge Coronet R/T 440 convertible is this weeks Muscle Car of the Week. Video after the jump!
Justin Bell determines whether or not the Viper deserves the title Super Car. We think his comment “This car, from its birth, was put on earth to stimulate every one of mankind’s senses” is a bit of a tipoff. Video after the jump!
Richard Petty seems to have a soft spot for the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Last June, the King lapped Goodwood in his 1966 Daytona winning Belvedere. Find that video here. This year the plan is to drive his 1970 Superbird! He recently gave his Goodwood friends a tour of his North Carolina shop and a spin in his 1970 winged warrior. Find more info at Street Legal TV. Video after the jump!
A 1967 Coronet R/T 440 Magnum is this week’s Muscle Car of the Week. You can’t argue with that kind of reasoning. Video after the jump!
In this episode of Big Muscle, Mike Musto backs off on muscle and ramps up on style, 1972 Dodge Monaco style. Video after the jump!
Weld County, Colo. Deputy Sheriff Sam Brownlee was killed in 2010 during a police chase. When his police car went up for auction, his two sons planned to buy it as a way of remembering their dad. Things didn’t quite go as planned when another bidder ran the bidding up to $60,000 (for a car valued at $12,500!) but all was not lost. Find more info at The Truth About Cars. Heartwarming video after the jump.
