The Big Engine That Could
History of Chrysler's Mighty B-engine.
By Richard Ehrenberg SAE
Grandpa B—the engine that started it all, the 1958 350 cubic inch B-wedge, fresh from a Highland Park dyno run (note oil pan fitting).
12 Barrels of Fun
What’s cookin’? Father & son Road Runners: a one-of-3 stocker, and a 505-inch stroker.
By Jim Koscs Photos by Bill Erdman
Ed’s beeper previously had been owned by a Chrysler exec in Michigan who raced it in Pure…
The First Hemicuda
Born again and escaping the crusher, this documented ’Cuda shows its pre-production quirks or, hair today, gone tomorrow.
By Bill Woods Photos by TheBruntBros
The Little Engine That Could
A perfect example of Chrysler’s little-known 225 HP Turbo III FWD Dodge Daytona IROC R/T.
By Bill Woods Photos by TheBruntBros
The G-body Dodge Daytona IROC R/T may have been one of Chrysler’s best-kept performance secrets. It was…
Barracuda Fever
One man's recipe for frying a fish.
By Scott "Instigator" Longman Photos by TheBruntBros
Not one for a sleeper look, Mike wanted a full-boogey race car appearance that was super clean. His A-fish turns heads.
The female…
Buschwacker
Kurt Busch trades his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Dodge Charger for a 1600 horsepower street-legal 1970 Challenger Super Gas.
By Cliff Gromer Photos by TheBruntBros