A Restoration Masterpiece of American Muscle
Step into the world of muscle car perfection with this meticulously restored 1969 Dodge Daytona. Featured by American Muscle Car Restorations, this...
Mopar® Goldmine: Alabama Junkyard Packed with Chargers, Road Runners, and More
Tucked away in Alabama lies a treasure trove for Mopar® fans — a sprawling junkyard filled with hidden gems like classic Dodge Chargers, Plymouth R...
The OG HEMI® Charger: Muscle Car Market’s New Rising Star
The original 1966 Dodge HEMI® Charger is blazing hot in the collector’s market, finally getting the respect it deserves. Often overlooked in favor ...
Survivor Duster 340
– Original paint FE5 Rallye Red 1972 340 Duster w/V21 performance hood paint– D21 4-speed transmission with short-stroke Hurst shifter&...
A Legend is Born: The 1959 Dodge Dart That Sparked a Legacy
Flashback to 1959, when Dodge introduced the world to the original Dart – a bold new vision that would forever change the muscle car scene. F...
The Hurst and Chrysler Connection Part II
In Part I, we talked about the partnership between George Hurst and Bill Campbell that changed the course of Mopar® vehicles forever. Next we visit...
Inside the 1970 HEMI® ’Cuda Restomod: A Classic Muscle Car with a Modern Twist
TopSpeed takes us under the hood of a meticulously crafted 1970 HEMI® ’Cuda restomod, blending vintage charm with cutting-edge performance. This de...
Rare 1966 Dodge Charger Stands Out with Unique Color and Drivetrain Combination — and It’s Not a HEMI®
A recently spotlighted 1966 Dodge Charger is turning heads with its rare and authentic color and drivetrain combination, a notable departure from t...
The Demon From Dodge in 1971!
– Dodge Demons were launched for the 1971 model year, one year after the Duster from Plymouth debuted– The basic Duster shell was used,...
A Look Back: The Iconic YearOne / Goldberg Superbird Tribute
– Project started with a ’70 Satellite donated by Rick Brannon– Unique NASCAR 780-hp Mopar® R5 race engine from Evernham Motorspo...