This model stands out with its striking Plum Crazy exterior, a color that captures attention and admiration wherever it goes. The bold hue is complemented by a sleek black interior, creating a classic yet aggressive aesthetic that is sure to appeal to enthusiasts and collectors alike. Under the hood, this Super Bee is powered by a formidable 440 cubic inch V8 engine, delivering the raw power and performance that muscle car aficionados crave. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, this vehicle offers an engaging and exhilarating driving experience, allowing the driver to fully appreciate the capabilities of this legendary Machine. The 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee is equipped with a range of features designed to enhance both comfort and drivability. Power brakes and power steering provide ease of handling, making it a pleasure to navigate whether on a leisurely cruise or a spirited drive. The inclusion of seatbelts underscores a commitment to safety, while the...

Under the long, aggressive hood lies an 8. 0L V10, now force-fed by a supercharger that unleashes breathtaking acceleration and heart-pounding torque. Every press of the throttle delivers instant, explosive performance that pins you to the seat. Its wide stance, tasteful modifications, and menacing curves make it impossible to ignore, while the open-top design connects you directly to the road and the roar of the engine. This supercharged RT/10 is more than a sports car- it's an adrenaline-fueled experience built for those who crave dominance, speed, and pure driving excitement! -VIN# 1B3ER65E0YV603081 (Odometer Showing Only 31k...

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...

Dodge's Road/Track package debuted in 1967 as the flagship of the B-body lineup, and this Coronet RT showcases exactly why that badge mattered. Finished in a vivid red that emphasizes the sharp body lines of the '67 redesign, this hardtop has the stance and presence that defined late-sixties Mopar muscle. The odometer shows 41,285 miles, and the car carries the look and feel of a well-loved, garage-kept RT. Under the hood is the heart of the package: a 440 cubic-inch big-block V8. RTs were born with the 440 Magnum as standard equipment, and this car continues the tradition with a 440 under the twin hood scoops, delivering the broad, effortless torque these cars are known for. The big-block's wide intake valley, forward-mounted distributor, and long valve covers leave no doubt you're looking at a serious Mopar powerplant. Power is routed through an automatic transmission to the rear wheels, giving this B-body that familiar surge of acceleration and highway pull that made the RT name respected on both street and strip. The exterior trim is clean and purposeful. Up front, the argent grille wears the RT badge proudly between quad headlights, framed by polished bumpers and bright moldings. great body panels, crisp...