MOPARS OF BAKERSFIELD

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

1973 was considered a transition year for the Plymouth Barracuda, and because of high insurance premiums and ever increasing gas prices, not many were sold with high-performance engines.

We all travel once in a while, and while this used to mean breaking out the map or atlas to navigate, we …read more

Good Money—Not Crazy Money

We’re sure you remember it — the times before 2007-’08, when results of the winter collector-car auctions would lead to an upward spike in sale prices for all Mopars later that year. Those spikes, caused by some auctions setting world-record sale prices, may be a thing …read more

Gerald’s ’68 is an original 318/904/AC-equipped car he found in 2008. He then spent the next two years converting it into a Hemi Dart.

Hemi-fied

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Photo Gallery: PentaStars – July 2013 – Mopar Muscle Magazine

Photo Gallery: PentaStars – July 2013 – Mopar Muscle Magazine

John and Marsey Jancic went a long way for this custom SRT8 Superbee!

Truth be told, there’s not much in the modern world that’s like the old Dodge Superbee and its Plymouth sibling, the Road Runner. The craziness of the ’60s first gave us fast super stockers, then muscle cars, …read more

He sought a project car that he could also drive regularly, so the 1966 Thunder Coronet 440 that he found advertised for sale near Atlanta, Georgia, filled the bill.

When you first see Jarrod Slate’s ’66 Dodge hardtop, your first impression is that it’s one of Ma Mopar’s dream cars …read more

This month’s Hidden Treasure is different, as it’s a ’66 Dodge Dart, which was first owned and tuned by Mopar’s “Mad Scientist” Ted Spehar, and driven by Ralph Costa.

Many of the cars featured in this section of Mopar Muscle have a history, but most didn’t build that history at …read more

Kevin Wesley is picking up passengers in a fast project

“Yo cabbie! (whistle). Step on it…there’s $100 in it if you can get me to the airport in 10 minutes!”

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Photo Gallery: 1970 Plymouth Satellite – The Cab Ride – Mopar Muscle Magazine

Photo Gallery: 1970 …read more

This 1970 Plymouth Barracuda AAR shows you how to make your wife nervous when you come home

‘Cuda AARs were, of course, originally conceived and built to compete in the SCCA’s Trans-Am Racing Series. In 1970 drivers Dan Gurney and Swede Savage led the original All American Racers team, driving …read more

This 1968 Dodge Dart combines streetability with 800-plus HP!

“As one door closes, another opens.” That’s true when it comes to project cars, especially when a builder stops for one reason or another and someone else completes the project.

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Photo Gallery: 1968 Dodge Dart – Pro Dart …read more