1971 Plymouth Barracuda 440 Six Pack
Today’s muscle car is this gorgeous 1971 Plymouth Cuda 440 Six Pack V code with a 4 speed HEMI gear box. This muscle vehicle is 1 of only 108 Six Pack Cudas ever built and probably the best original in the world. What’s more, this car is in perfect original condition. It features Super Track Pack Dana 60 rear end, HEMI suspension, cooling package and power front disc brakes. Interior is in flawless condition, too!
The original #’s matching six pack 440 motor /trans and rear. Body panels are in perfect condition with no rust. One thing is for sure – this muscle car runs tight and fast. Click on Read more and enjoy the image gallery of this gorgeous 1971 Plymouth Cuda 440 Six Pack!
I stumbled upon this awesome 1969 Dodge Charger 500 while browsing the web, and decided to share it with you. I admit this is a perfect muscle car, incredible vehicle! This is a great example for all Mopar collectors, so – search no further!
I think that RK Motors Charlotte is a great muscle cars expert and here come the details:
We present you “one of one” 2009 Dodge Challenger Hurst Black & Gold Supercharged Custom Convertible. This muscle car baby has only 10k miles on the 575 vortech supercharged and guess what – it has never seen rain! Been garaged in Las Vegas. As you know, Hurst Performance closed doors in July 2011 and that makes this convertible hurst completed by “droptop customs” – a truly “one of one” in the world. Click on read more for full description and images!
Today’s featured car is this perfect 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T Plum Crazy 528 HEMI V8 5 Speed. It’s price is around $90,000 and available at RK Motors Charlotte. Here’s the full text from RK Motors Charlotte:
This 1968 Dodge Charger R/T Hemi is listed on ebay.com for the price of US $169,900.00 by Masterpiece Classic Cars. Here’s the detailed description of this beauty.
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