If you’re not familiar with our True Street Challenge that we hold each year in conjunction with the Mopars at the Strip event, then you‘ve been living under a rock.

If you’re not familiar with our True Street Challenge that we hold each year in conjunction with the Mopars at …read more

See the homemade, 440 Mopar-powered car masher at Turner’s Auto Wrecking in Fresno, California.

The 440 Mopar is the engine of choice for destruction, or so it seems. Lore has it that the Chrysler Chelsea Proving Ground had an impact sled that was powered by two RB engines. Our friend …read more

Check out some of our readers’ rides!

Challenger Dreamin’

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Photo Gallery: PentaStars – September 2014

The New Ramchargers: We Talk Viper Engines From 1992 to 2014 and Beyond

Chrysler has always had an odd relationship with its motorsports involvement, never as officially hands-off as GM, nor as “Destroy All Enemies No Matter the Cost” as Ford. Even in the heyday of powerful pentastars, during the …read more

We bring you the latest news and upcoming events on the Mopar scene.

Rumor’s Almost True This Year

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Photo Gallery: Mopar Scene – August 2014

Check out the 1968 Plymouth Road Runner!

Elsewhere in this issue, we filled you in on how the Road Runner was developed and ultimately built. Here’s a cool photo that shows you some of the qualities of the car, along with the whimsical namesake bird.

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Check out this 1975 Plymouth Duster and 1977 Dodge D200 SE!

Panning for Gold

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Photo Gallery: PentaStars – August 2014

Some guys might not consider it a rare find, but when you take into account that it has a 383 Super Commando with a four speed, you need to reconsider.

Paul Gomes of Fall River, Massachusetts, sent us these images of a recent acquisition of his, a 1967 Plymouth Sport …read more

He’s been called the Father of the Road Runner, but Jack Smith prefers to think of himself more as the iconic muscle car’s midwife, because he didn’t conceive the B-Body Bird, but, as its program manager, he made possible its on-time delivery.

He’s been called the Father of the Road …read more

The code N96 probably won’t mean much to guys who are into 1965 Belvederes, Power Wagons, or late-model rides, but those three characters on a fender tag are important when looking at 1970 and 1971 E-Bodies. They denote one of the most infamous options of that time period, the …read more