How many of you guys have ever heard a car running on the phone and decided to buy it? Ron Humphries did just that

Ron Humphries prides himself on building a car right and only having to do it once. Just look at his ’68 Road Runner and you have …read more

Yes, you’ve seen this car–if you were at the 2012 Mopar Nationals.

Concours ‘Cuda AAR

a
Photo Gallery: PentaStars – December 2013 – Mopar Muscle Magazine

Built in 1993, this blown RB-powered A-body still looks (and goes) great!

You’ve seen them at shows, and in the pages of magazines like Mopar Muscle: cars built by a high-performance/restoration shop to show off their skills. Using the skills of their welders, fabricators, engine builders, chassis body and interior …read more

It’s tough to top a boosted Funny Car.

Since the issue focuses on all things boost, it’s tough to top a boosted Funny Car. The Ramchargers spent their lives racing, and in 1971 their new Funny Car was captured in this shot while at Indy. This car was also credited …read more

Part 3: We gotta replace how much?

Since we last left this ’70 ‘Cuda barn find, Muscle Car Restorations has gotten busy prepping this ex-Canadian promo car for some new sheet metal. This is where the real work begins and as you’ll see, this project is not one for the …read more

After a 30-year break, the Paxson family can ride together for the first time

Charles Paxson of North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, tells us that he bought this Charger/Super Bee in 1978. He made the trek to Charlotte, North Carolina, where the car was for sale. As soon as he saw …read more

Seeing a ’71 Satellite in one local yard, Scott didn’t think much of the car as it was just a shell sitting in the mud, and even picked a couple of parts off of it before learning how rare it actually was.

While there likely aren’t any, or at least …read more

For many modern-day muscle car fans, the Dodge Challenger SRT8 is as close to perfect as you can get.

For many modern-day muscle car fans, the Dodge Challenger SRT8 is as close to perfect as you can get. Ever since the first one rolled out of Brampton Assembly, it’s been …read more

Four decades, a big crash and rebuild, and this Road Runner is still going!

Hindsight makes it perfectly clear that our beloved muscle cars were destined to live short, albeit exciting, lives. Like the party girl in high school, they were here for a good time, not a long time. …read more

There’s only one way to describe these two Mopars. Call them What Ifs.

There’s one way to describe these two Mopars. Call them What ifs. As in, “What if Plymouth offered a Road Runner wagon back in 1969?” and “What if a ’71 Demon was combined with 21st Century tech …read more