3+ hour, 54+ min ago   (561+ words) Brothers Lee and Richard Saunders were already seasoned Moparheads by the time their dad crashed his 1969 Charger R/T and the three of them went looking for parts to fix it. Being the 80s, parts were most commonly found in junkyards,…...

2+ day, 20+ hour ago   (412+ words) The Mopar was among the last vehicles to join the muscle car wars. High insurance rates, the oil crisis, and new emissions regulations forced these vehicles out of showrooms by 1974. For Chryslers, however, it was game over after the 1971 model…...

4+ day, 3+ hour ago   (341+ words) However, despite all hardships (sales fell across the board for Dodge, with both the Charger and the Coronet reporting massive drops), the Dodge boys still thought launching the road runner was a great idea. Not the Road Runner (the model),…...

6+ day, 12+ hour ago   (396+ words) Finding an authentic survivor from this pivotal vintage feels like uncovering a hidden clay pot filled with gold coins. With the one-year-only LS6 gone at the end of 1970, the LS5 version of the mighty 454-cube V8 represented the peak of street performance during…...

6+ day, 18+ hour ago   (478+ words) The General Motors engine ban of 1963 dictated that mid-size cars could not have engines larger than 400 cubic inches. (They formulated it slightly more complicated than that, but that was the general idea). This corporate rule kept muscle cars leashed for…...

1+ week, 34+ min ago   (428+ words) When his wife gave birth to their son, Tom proudly brought his newborn child home from the hospital in the fully restored muscle car. The kid has grown up to be a car nut, too – obviously. Tom did a great…...