Bring A Trailer has highlighted a very nice Polara with a killer motor. Not a 100 point restoration, it would make for a fun driver. This one appears to have been on the market for a few years, judging by the various videos. Is the $34,900 asking price the reason? More pics and videos after the jump!
Bring A Trailer has located a pair of Mopars for sale on eBay; a 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T and a 1978 Chrysler Conqueror 115 boat! The car is a low mileage 440 4-speed with the Ramcharger cold air intake. The boat has a 115 hp Chrysler outboard and is also in great shape. They are only being sold as a pair. Follow the eBay bidding here. More pics after the jump!
Bring A Trailer found this almost survivor (one repaint) 1970 Super Bee for sale in Hemmings. A 383 big block, pistol grip 4 speed priced at a negotiable $34,000. More pics after the jump!
So you like the look of the K-car based Dodge Daytona but you can’t stomach the meager power output that is channeled through the front wheels? How about a 5.7 Hemi sending more appropriate power levels to the rear wheels? Find more info at BangShift. More pics after the jump!
This week, Muscle Car of the Week is featuring a 1971 Hemi Cuda. They have highlighted other Hemi Cudas in the past but this one is unique in that it’s a survivor. Does it get any better? Video after the jump!
Three pedals and rowing your own should always be a big part of the muscle car experience but Chryslers new 8-speed TorqueFlite, beefed up for the Hellcat, is no slouch either. TorqueNews compares the two transmission choices. Read the story here.
Check out this video of Ralph Gilles stalking a slick-shod Cadillac CTS-V at Grattan Raceway. Turn up the volume and enjoy. Find more info at Jalopnik. Video after the jump!
Hooniverse has a piece on this angry 1969 Valiant that was featured in Popular Hot Rodding. Left for dead in the Arizona desert, Greening Auto Company transformed this A-body into an autocross warrior. It’s powered by a 478 rear-wheel horsepower Gen III Hemi with a full Art Morrison chassis underneath. They left the bodywork as it was found, battle-scarred from 40 years of abandonment, to show just why it is so pissed off. More pics after the jump!
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The first production Challenger Hellcat went to auction at Barrett Jackson recently. The winning bid was $825,000. Is that crazy money for a car that will probably live in a bubble as an investment? Absolutely, but who cares? The money goes to Opportunity Village, a Vegas-based non-profit organization that assists adults with disabilities. Find more info at CarBuzz.
