Mopar For Sale In Tampa

When was the last time you saw one of these bad boys in person? Go idea and think about it, I'll wait. You can see it happening over morning coffee. A few guys sitting around at SRT headquarters (Street Racing and Technology) when someone said, 'I have a great idea! Lets cram a Viper motor in a truck! ' And the rest as they say, is history. The RT/10 overnight became the fastest production truck ever made. The 500hp V10 propelled the truck to low five second 0-60mph times, mid thirteen second quarter mile times, and a top speed of over 150mph! If Doc Holliday, one of the fastest gun slingers of all time, had driven a truck it would've been a RT/10! In 2004, only 3057 RT/10s were made and 1040 we sprayed in beautiful Flame Red. This is a two...

First things first. If Bill Hickman would've had this Charger blasting through San Francisco in the 1968 cult classic, 'Bullitt,' Steve McQueen would have been in serious trouble. Some from younger generations however, may see Dom's car riding the back tires in, 'The Fast and the Furious. ' While others picture Bo and Luke Duke flipping the open exhaust switch while racing through Hazzard County. Either way, there's nothing more sinister than an all black Charger in your rear view mirror. This tough guy was built by FAME Hotrods and highly respected Vescios Customs of Minnesota and was a three year custom build. The consignor has hundreds of pictures of the process with close to $200k in receipts. A 500hp 6. 4l 392 Hemi and a 6-spd manual transmission from Cleveland Performance backed by a 8 3/4 Mopar diff crammed with 3:55 gears puts the charge in this Charger. Vintage Air, Dakota Digital, U. S. Mags, QA1, Wilwood, Kenwood. make this is an automotive greatest hits...

Let's just jump right in. This car is amazing. You are looking at a top tier, high end build which cost the consignor close to $200k. The add would be twenty pages long if we included all the details so lets hit the highlights. This a full rotisserie, nut and bolt, build you are looking at. The body lines and gaps were painstakingly prepped and the Viper Blue paint is smooth as glass. Under the 'Stinger AAR' hood is a fully built Ray Barton 528ci, dual quad, Holley FI, HEMI cranking out nearly 700hp at the flywheel. Backing the power up is a Tremec TKO 5spd tranny and a Moser 8 3/4 rear diff stuffed with 3:73 gears. And just in case you're wondering. it has the legendary pistol grip shifter as well. Should you take a peek underneath you'll see a fully triangulated rear suspension, adjustable coil overs, tubular upper...

Some would say the 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda is the high water mark for 70s muscle. This specific 'Cuda has been in its current owners care for over two decades and was recently resprayed in its original Sand Pebble Beige (BL1) with black stripes (V6X). In 1970, a little less than 19,000 hardtop 'Cuda's were made compared to over 120,000 Camaro's. However, only 566 units were adorned in gorgeous Sand Pebble making this a rare color combo. The owner has a file folder to go with the car including the all important Broadcast sheet. This is a 'H' code, E55, 340/275hp engine (2780930-340-5) sitting under the hood and connected to the legendary 727 torqueflite trans (D32). The owner has updated to...

Dressed in a sophisticated charcoal gray exterior, this vehicle exudes a timeless appeal that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The black vinyl interior complements the exterior creating a cohesive and stylish look that is both comfortable and durable. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 340 4bbl V8 engine paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission. This combination delivers a smooth and responsive driving experience, making every journey an exciting adventure. This 1973 Dodge Challenger is not just about looks and power. It comes equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. Enjoy the convenience of, power brakes, and power steering, which provide a comfortable and controlled ride. The performance tires, radial tires, and rally wheels not only add to the vehicle's aesthetic appeal but also...