Cliff Gromer

Spy photos of this one-only super-secret Viper replacement prototype. Code named X-14B the zippy 2-seater was disguised in police car trim for testing and evaluation on public roads.  Preliminary specs are still under tight wraps.…

Frank Badalson sets the bar in Hemi engine restoration. Here’s how he does it. By Cliff Gromer and Frank Badalson Photos by Cliff Gromer This overall view of the left side of the ’71 Hemi shows power steering high pressure hose…

One-of-37 Original Unrestored 1970 Hemi Challenger R/T SE’s Story & photos by Cliff Gromer ’70 Hemi Challenger R/T SE is one of 37 built with a T-Flite trans. Hood pins were an extra cost option. We go back some 20…

Story & photo by Cliff Gromer Joe Oldham behind the wheel of Bill Wiemann’s Hemicuda convertible—the same one Joe tested back in the day. One of the great things (I think there are six altogether) about the Mopar hobby is the…

Inside Steve Juliano's unbelievable collection of Mopar memorabilia. By Cliff Gromer Photos by TheBruntBros Steve Juliano has since passed on and his amazing collection of Plymouth Rapid Transit System concept cars and countless…

Mike Tufano wanted his Green Hornet clone to be different from all the other Green Hornet clones out there. By Al Dente Photos by TheBruntBros ’66 Imperial is transformed into a replica of the Green Hornet’s Black Beauty…

Dropping a Hemi that Dodge never had into a model they never built. By Al Dente Photos by TheBruntBros Someone had the cojones to splash a flashy paint job on a base slant-6 ’83 Dodge Mirada and call it an R/T—a model Dodge never…

By Cliff Gromer Photos by TheBruntBros This is the story of the 1970 Plymouth Rapid Transit Caravan that Chrysler had built as a show car. At the time of this writing the car was owned by Steve Juliano who had found and owned 3 RTS…

Born out of an ordering mistake, only Ma Mopar could have ever created a car as in-your-face as this 1970 Charger. By Bill Woods Photos by TheBruntBros One of two pink Six-Pack Chargers produced. This Charger originally was…

The second generation Chargers were defined by their Coke-bottle shape. But the Coke Car actually sounds as realistic as it looks. By Cliff Gromer Photos by Cliff Gromer and Todd Dziadosz 1969 Charger is restored to mostly…