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King of the Second Bridge. Story and photos by Joe Oldham A day at the track sure beats a day at the office (even with  cute secretaries and coffee breaks)—especially when you’re molesting  a Hemicar. Suppose your boss walked up…

1971 Hemi Charger: Details of the king of unrestored original Mopars on the planet. Story and photos by Cliff Gromer James Thomas, a man in his mid-50s at the time, bought this Hemi Charger R/T new in 1971 from Van Campen Dodge, in…

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…

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…

Passenger side shows fire damage and impact damage from Ford truck. Neon’s excellent impact protection minimized the damage while the Ford had to ride a tow truck home.   John Self himself. We’ve all heard about a cat having nine…

Rick Ehrenberg recently attended the DuBois Farm car show in Ulster County New York. Here's a short vid he took of the Charger with his astute comments. Survivor 1970 440-4 Charger R/T

When Lester Willey contacted us about being the first registered private owner of the 1969-1/2 6-Bbl. Road Runner that Ronnie Sox track-tested for Super Stock magazine back in ’69, we wondered, knowing what he did, if the car held a…

The first Viper GTS-R was a pilot or mule with the last 3 VIN digits “847.” Chrysler swapped the car even-Steven for a fabulous restoration/recreation by Ralph and Lynn Ronzello of Roger Lindamood’s Color Me Gone ’64 aluminum front end…

Steve Juliano’s 1971 Hemi charger R/T has been proclaimed by noted experts in the hobby, including Roger Gibson, Frank Badalson and Galen Govier, as being the most original, unmolested Mopar that’s known to date in the hobby. While…

Mopar Action Article ExtraGTX-CELLENT Jim Bodanis’ 13,000-mile unrestored 1969 Hemi GTX survivor shows many details that surprised even some of the resto “experts” in the hobby. Just goes to show there’s always something new to learn.…