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Our February ’08 issue featured some great exterior/engine/interior shots of Carl Fierimonte’s factory promotional 1970 Six-Pack Challenger. So what’s it like underneath? Detailed or disgusting? We won’t keep you in suspense any longer.…

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.…

JIM’S BIRD Jim Bodanis’ 1970 Super Bird is recognized by gurus in the hobby, such as Roger (Ol’ Rog) Gibson and Frank Badalson, as being the best example of an original unmolested specimen of the aforesaid model. It’s arguably the best…

Six Pack Sensations Jim Bodanis’ Original Unrestored ’69½ Six Pack Super Bee—a closer look. Click Picture To Load Full Size Jim’s Bee shows a plethora of correct details. The ones shown here are in addition to those illustrated in the…

Six-Car Stud Ed Cook’s rare 1969 Hemi Charger 500 rates as a top-quality restoration. The engine compartment is very correct and can be used as a reference in your own restoration, or as an evaluation of another similar Hemi. These images…

Factory concept and show cars are prized by collectors because they are one-offs, and they carry the factory endorsement which makes them a world apart from your owner-cobbled custom. The 1969 Dodge Swinger is one such example, designed…

Challenger is a California car built in Detroit, because all sunroofs were installed at ASC in Detroit, then shipped to Hollywood. All CA cars had turned-down exhausts. Steve Juliano’s final restoration is an amazing one-of-one 1970…

Dave Marinoff’s ’71 6-Pack ‘Cuda was bought new by one of the flyboys at Miramar Air Force Base in the San Diego, CA area. Used and abused, the ‘Cuda was brought up to snuff with a restoration that earned the shiny red E-body a Gold…

Forget kissing up to the tooth fairy. Here's a better way of getting that '70 HemiCuda of your dreams Who wants to win a 1970 Hemicuda? Raise your hand. OK, who doesn't want one? You guys can skip to the next story. Picture…