Check out this cool 1868 Dodge Charger R/T from Lancaster, Massachusetts. Jim has owned this purple B-body for 15 years. It’s powered by a 440 stroked to a 496 with oversized heads, mild rise intake, disc brakes, an X pipe and a tranny cooler. More pics after the jump!
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Randy Wood of Vermont has entered his 2012 Dodge Challenger R/T in many shows and taken many top honors for late model personalization. Modifications include a K&N filter, decals and a personalized plate. More pics after the jump!
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Chris Green is in the Coast Guard Reserves and is currently re-called on active duty orders. And he is the creator of this very special 2007 Dodge Charger R/T. Here’s the word from Chris:
I designed the car myself and did most of the work to it as well. My great uncle was a POW during WWII in the Bataan death March. So I did a tribute car for him and others like him. I embedded the 5 branches of service challenge coins in the doors and engine cover myself. The wheels I had custom painted. The graphics are decals right now because I wanted to make sure I liked how it looked on the car before having it painted. It will get painted in the near future. I started this project September of 2010 I have escorted 3 MIA remains during the funeral precession, in front of the hearse to the grave side. Attended several events, car shows and parades with the car.
More pics after the jump, and be sure to like the POW MIA Dodge Charger R/T Facebook page!
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Sebastian bought this very original looking California car in Hamburg, Germany, and it currently resides with him in Dresden. Can you imagine this burly American muscle on German roads? Must scare the crap out of AMGs and Porsches. It’s a numbers matching 4-speed 383 car. Sebastian added a Magnaflow X-pipe for a little extra growl. You may notice from the pics that he also owns a 1968 Dodge Charger…
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More pics plus video after the jump!
Saw this beautiful black 1970 Challenger R/T on Speedhunters, where they are having a little poll to pick the best car from the 70s. The Challenger is currently in third place–behind a Datsun and a Porsche. Maybe you guys should go over and vote.
Not sure what year this pic was taken, but those days are long gone! Via the CPW – Chrysler Performance West Facebook group.
Could Vanishing Point be the most famous Mopar movie of all time? I would say yes. Not a whole lot to add. If you want to read about the cars used in the movie this seems like a good resource. Or if you want, just watch the grande finale after the jump!
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!
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!
