Anybody for a tastefully restored 1969 Dodge Dart GTS with a 340 backed by a 4 speed? Find more info at Bring A Trailer or the original ad on eBay. The eBay ad has ended. For prospective buyers, that may be good or that may be bad. More pics after the jump!
There is something satisfying about watching an old, abandoned Mopar taking the first steps toward a rebirth. Watch as her new owner pulls her from her tomb and removes 20 years of crud. Video after the jump!
A Rallye Green A12 Road Runner is this week’s Muscle Car of the Week. No objections here. Video after the jump!
At the recent Mecum auction in Kissimmee, this still barn fresh 1969 Daytona crossed the block, fetching $99,000. (Yes, the “barn find” photos are staged). The new owner, in watching people at the auction walk past beautifully restored cars to examine this crusty old B body, has decided to keep the car as is and is not going to restore it. Find more info at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump.
Automotive Archaeology began three years ago by featuring this 1969 Charger Daytona resting outside a Wisconsin barn. The editor, Ryan Brutt, had kept in contact with the family but sadly, he has now discovered that the car’s original owner has passed away. Here’s hoping his family finds a good home for the car. Find more info at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump.
MoparMax Magazine has an article on this very nice Super Bee. More pics after the jump!
The 2015 Aero Warrior Reunion kicked off on October 22nd with a cruise around Atlanta Motor Speedway. Find more info at Hot Rod and a schedule of events at Wellborn Muscle Car Museum.
Curbside Classic has a great article on the late 60’s pony wars and Chrysler’s poor showing for what was a great car.
Jack O’Hanlon wanted one car and one car only, a 1969 Dodge Charger. After a $650 purchase price and a twenty five year restoration, he is a happy man. Find more info on his Charger at Street Legal TV. More pics after the jump! 
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Hot Rod’s Ryan Brutt visited an incredible winged warrior collection in AL. It seems the owner took a serious interest in Daytonas and Superbirds as well as Cyclones and Talladegas during that magical period known as the NASCAR Aero Wars. And we mean serious! Find more info at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
