Project Plymouth
These two brothers set out to build their version of an iconic muscle car. See how a Plymouth Superbird, Dodge Super Bee and Plymouth Satellite cam...
Pages From the Past: No Way T/A
Follow-up albums can be a tough thing for rock ‘n roll bands. The initial spark of genius behind the debut album usually took years to manife...
Do You Know the Unknown?
The Plymouth ‘Cuda is one of the most favored and recognizable vehicles from the muscle car era. However, there are still plenty of things ab...
Holley Road Runner is Back on the Move
This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner was nicknamed the Holley Road Runner after a full restomod job over 20 years ago. We don’t exactly know where ...
Sometimes, Ya Just Have To
If you’re a muscle car owner, you can definitely relate to the headline. And in the case of these two Plymouth Superbird owners, they brought...
Hidden SRT® Hellcat
Never judge a car by its body, right? Because you never know what it’s got hidden under its hood! And in the case of this 1970 Dodge Challeng...
Legacy That Lives On
Enthusiasts of the Dodge brand are aware that the Dodge Charger has a long history. And one amazing piece of that history is that of the Dodge Shel...
Pages From The Past: Selleck Sells Charger
In the 107 years since John and Horace Dodge launched our favorite brand, Dodge has relied upon numerous celebrities to help spur showroom sales – ...
Dodge Caliber: It’s What’s Inside That Matters
What’s more important: how a car looks to the people you drive past or to you sitting inside? I would argue the interior is more important tha...
Best of the Best
It’s widely accepted that the 1970 Dodge Challenger is one of the best muscle cars ever created. But how about we take it one step further an...