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The Dodge Charger and Dodge Challenger are driving off into the sunset. Soon, those models won't be available anymore. Well, at least not in their current forms. So, Dodge came up with a list of powerful 'Last Call' versions of these hot Mopar muscle cars. The Black Ghost is one of the rarest Last Call V8 Challengers to release ahead of Dodge's discontinuation of the Charger and Challenger lineup (and with them, the V8 as we know it). Only 300 Black Ghosts are slotted to be produced. Each Black Ghost features stylistic queues that pay tribute to the original 1970 Black Ghost HEMI Challenger, a legend in the early 1970s Detroit street racing scene, including a Special Patterned Vinyl Roof, Satin Carbon 'Warp Speed' Wheels, White Trunk Stripes, and more. The Black Ghost makes an eyebrow-raising 807 hp. That power comes from a supercharged 6. 2-liter Hemi V8. The car is lightning-quick and makes all the right noises....

Introducing the stunning 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, a true icon of American muscle car heritage. This classic beauty boasts a striking Rallye Red exterior that commands attention wherever it goes. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 472 Hemi V8 engine paired with a 727 automatic transmission, delivering an exhilarating driving experience that muscle car enthusiasts crave. Step inside to discover a sleek black vinyl interior that exudes timeless style and comfort. The cabin is equipped with air conditioning, ensuring a pleasant ride no matter the weather. For your listening pleasure, the car features an AM radio, adding a touch of nostalgic charm to your journeys. This Barracuda is designed for both performance and convenience. It comes with bias ply tires that provide an authentic driving feel, while the automatic convertible top allows you to...

In 1970 Chrysler billed the new Dodge as 'The most potent pony car ever', and you would be hard pressed to prove them wrong. Our Plum Crazy Purple with a Pearl Coat Charger features the legendary Hemi 528 engine backed with the brute strength of a Torqueflite 727 transmission. There is only 738 miles on it since it was rebuilt. The rear end is DANA 60 with a 3:55 gear ratio. Attention to detail was meticulous in the restoration of this Charger RT. Looking inside, you will find black leather seats and a solid wood dash and new gauges but with the 1970 look. This Charger is one of the last true Mopar muscle cars produced. Moving into the mid 70's, across the board you would find low rated horsepower, highly emission-controlled cars of the future. This Charger will break away from the streetlight at lightning speeds and is still great for highway cruising. If you are looking for Mopar muscle car that will not disappoint, look no further. The build quality speaks for itself.

Options on this 1970 Dodge Charger Restomod are: AC, Aluminum Wheels, AM/FM Radio, 8-Track Player, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Tilt Wheel, Seat Belts, Leather...

Here it is. This is the Barracuda you have been endlessly searching for. This gorgeous 1971 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible is one of the finest examples of a timeless muscle car that has already went down in the history books. This '71 'Cuda has been transformed into a show stopping tribute car that is guaranteed to get gawks and stares as you stroll by shaking the pavement with your 426cid HEMI V8. This beauty has only seen 76 miles on the road since its complete restoration. That's right! Only 76 miles since this ominous 'Cuda was meticulously put back together for your enjoyment. Although, this 'Cuda didn't originally come with a 426cid HEMI, everything on this 'Cuda is correct and works flawlessly. The 727 Trans and Dana 60 rear end do a great job of translating power to pavement. The rear end is also equipped with posi and has a generous 3. 55 gear. There is a plethora of new parts and absolutely no expenses were spared in this restoration. Let's face the facts, this is a 1971 Cuda that you can actually drive, enjoy and make memories with as opposed to taking up an extra spot in your collection. The jet...

Not a trick was missed in the build of this car! From the Blown 440 under the hood to the 8 3/4 sure grip to the sweet leather buckets with side bolsters to hold you in place to the Riddler rims, from the Qa1 full suspension to the electric exhaust cut outs. Ok, let me catch my breath. This is one bad, bad ride. Whew, ok, the black paint on this sinister Charger is clear, deep and still looks wet, but let's face it, what most people see at first glance is the big BDS blower sticking out of the hood! The Blower is attached to the big block 440 cubic inch engine that is filled to the brim with the good stuff, enough cam to need the stall which feels like it grabs at 2,500RPM and sends the power to the 727 3 speed automatic transmission that is controlled by the B&M shifter that moves the car through the gears via a manual valve body. All this power and torque is then sent to the 8 3/4 sure grip rear diff that houses 3. 55 ring and pinion. Wilwood brakes help hold the horses back with discs on all four...