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With under 5,000 miles since its rotisserie restoration, this Coronet has finished in 2nd place twice at the famous Mopars at the Strip show in Las Vegas. This award winning Mopar is powered by a period correct 440 Cubic Inch engine that is mated the numbers matching 727 Torque Flite transmission and 8 3/4 rear end that is stuffed with 3. 23 gears and a posi. This beautiful California Black Plate car is completely documented with paperwork from 1968 including but not limited to; the original window sticker, two broadcast sheets, original owners manual, service records, certicard, and more! This car is dressed in a beautiful silver metallic with a gorgeous red interior. This Coronet has been professionally detailed and is ready to steal any car show or cruise night you may attend. The car is equipped with an AM radio that actually works! This car is in the...

The original Dodge Super Bee was based on the design of the Dodge Coronet, designed as a two-door coupe, and was produced from 1968 until 1970. It was the company's low-priced powerful muscle car, derived from the design of the Plymouth Road Runner, and retailed at USD$3,027 on the consumer market. The origin of the name, 'Super Bee', has its basis in the 'B' Body designation pertinent to Chrysler's mid-sized cars, including the Road Runner and Charger. There were several engine options for the Superbee and this particular 1969 has the 383 cubic inch that is original to the car which is mated to a Mopar A-833 four-'speed manual transmission which is also numbers matching and really makes the car a blast to drive. This Superbee has had only a few minor modifications from its original condition having a new camshaft and high volume oil pump installed for a bit better performance and longevity, a new alternator was installed, and a few years back had a fresh coat of B7 blue paint sprayed which has this Dodge still looking fantastic to this day. This 1969 Dodge Superbee is also equipped with the N96 Air Grabber which was...

Truly a remarkable vehicle made to please the race car driver in us with the luxury we demand. It has it all! The sleek lines, razor sharp looks and its abundant power is all wrapped up in a single descriptive word. Viper! Just the raw power produced from its 8. 3L 10cylinder engine boasting over 500 horsepower must be respected. This car will launch you into speed nirvana from every gear. All that power is transferred through its 6 speed manual transmission with shifting pleasure.

Loaded with all the options available, it-s beyond comfort, it's driving bliss. The beautiful silver paint and outrageously gorgeous wheel package screams for attention. Whether you're out for a drive around town or headed to a carshow, every head...

Instantly, Mopar fans everywhere are screaming 'That's not a '73! ' however this mean Challenger has received a makeover that gives it the maximum amount of Mopar street appeal. Originally, this Challenger started with a super clean California body and front and rear sheet metal were carefully and professionally molded to re-create the classic 1970 look. Under the hood is a monstrous 440cid which has been dyno tuned to perfection. The throttle response on this Challenger is quick enough to make you second guess yourself. All of this power is paired to a 727 Torqueflight which does a perfect job of translating the power to the pavement. This Challenger also sounds amazing thanks to its full exhaust system including headers, 3' Flowmaster exhaust and a pair of wild 5 inch exhaust tips through the rear exhaust valance. The drivability is definitely driver friendly courtesy of the Power Disc Brakes and Power...

The Dodge Viper is what many consider the last true no holds barred all power no frills performance car. Starting life as a simple concept car the Viper would become the face of a fledgling company that many critics wrote off for dead. The first gen cars would show them that they shouldn-t count Chrysler out just yet. With a team of select certified gear heads that could care less about the bottom line and more about dyno results Team Viper was born. This 95 Yellow Viper was the proud specially built snake for no other than the lead engine designer Charles Brown III. He designed the now historic V10 that went into all original Viper-s. The car has been maintained rather nicely and only shows a little over 17000 miles on the odometer, not bad for a 20 year old car. Charles was very proud of his Viper taking pictures as it went down the assembly line and are believed to be the only pictures taken inside the plant. As if that isn-t cool enough he had the whole -Team Viper- crew sign a piece of the car. Anywhere from the trunk to the frame itself you will see signatures...