’70 Dodge Challenger by Lee Bellair

’70 Dodge Challenger by Lee Bellair

I’ve had a fascination with cars my whole life, back in the 70’s I owned a Chevy SS396 El Camino, a Dodge Dart Sport 340 and  a Chevy Camaro Z28. I have made my living working on cars and have even rebuilt a few including a 1977 Pontiac Firebird in  the...
’72 Chrysler Imperial by Paul Keene

’72 Chrysler Imperial by Paul Keene

  In May of last year the Mopar bug bit. Always wanting a 70 Roadrunner or 2-door B-body, it’s out of my budget. So the search  began for the biggest and most unique, a C-body with the mighty RB engine. I’ve been a Mopar nut since childhood, owning a  71 340...
’74 Plymouth Barracuda by Pat Kotzur

’74 Plymouth Barracuda by Pat Kotzur

  ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ In 1997, I bought a dark green with white vinyl top 1974 Barracuda for $350. Originally my intentions were to use the car for  parts, but I realized the car had potential. All the interior and glass were...
’08 Dodge Challenger SRT by David Schwartz

’08 Dodge Challenger SRT by David Schwartz

CHRISTMAS IN JULY February 2006, Detroit Auto Show, Dodge unveils the Challenger concept car. WOW, I need to get one of those. It looked so  much like the 1970s Challenger, and that was a good looking car. Unfortunately I missed out on owning one back in the 70’s  and...
’68 Plymouth Barracuda by Frank Polowy

’68 Plymouth Barracuda by Frank Polowy

  A Dream “In Progress” Being a baby boomer, life long auto mechanic,and a car racing fan, I have always been interested in restoring an old car or building my own hot rod. But I never had the money (having served 20 years in the Air Force and was required to...
’65 Dodge Coronet by Curtis Garceau

’65 Dodge Coronet by Curtis Garceau

My ’65 Dodge Coronet has been in our family since I was 8 years old. We originally got it out of a marsh in Berlin, WI from a cousin. It was a total basket case; rotten floors, and rear quarter panels,it took us about 3 days to get it out of the ground and towed home....