What a great color scheme. Love the yellow with the vinyl top and black butt stripe! Seller claims the car is numbers matching. See more pics including the window sticker after the jump! And be sure to check out the auction on eBay!
Update: it got bid up to $70,099 with reserve not met!
This was posted on Hemmings last month and touched off a firestorm of debate. Only 33 Hemi cars were built in 1971. Was this white 1971 Charger R/T truly the last? Read through the 150+ comments and decide for yourself.
This thing has all the goodies from modern 6.1 Hemi power to big Willwood brakes. Wheels are custom Boze Alloy with Yokohama Advan STs–235/55R18 front and 305/45R20 rear. External mods include a ’72 Road Runner grille and a tucked ’71 Road Runner bumper. I dig the fiberglass hood with the old school Air Grabber. See more pics after the jump and check out the auction at eBay!
Update: it got bid up to $35,300 but reserve not met. Is the pro touring thing played out?
Fresh find and yes, they are still out there! Story of the find at Moparts and video after the jump!
Just updated with a second video!
Out of five stamps total, Ma Mopar scored two stamps on the new USPS Muscle Car Stamps: a 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona and a 1970 Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda (which you can see after the jump). Not bad! Get them today before they’re gone! Via USPS
Welcome to our first Movie Mopar of the Week! I’m gonna try to do one per week (and I’ll probably include TV cars as well).
When people think of Joe Dirt they usually think of the Superbird. We’ll get to that one later. My favorite Mopar in the movie is the ’67 GTX convertible. It’s most likely a ’67 Belvedere cloned to look vaguely like a GTX (though it has a bench seat, plus wrong paint and hood stripes). Anyway, watch the great video compilation with this car after the jump! Oh, and also be sure to check out this guy’s Joe Dirt GTX tribute car.
