472/570 HP V-8, Featured in Multiple Magazines

They're just resting in the back glass. But very very tempting... lol

Someone tell me what this is… because if it’s a Chrysler show car it’s a pretty sad one.

-from film Truck Turner, circa 1973.

Trackhawk vs Challenger Hellcat Redeye at Toronto Motorsports Park. The Redeye took the win with an 8.89 @ 152.52 MPH, while the Trackhawk ran 9.00 @ 154 MPH. Wild matchup between an AWD SUV and a rear-wheel-drive Redeye.

340/290 HP Six Pack V-8, Automatic, Nut-and-Bolt Restoration

Need to clean them all up still but after 20 years I have enough for all 3 cars I want to put them on! (I have 3-5 more bases not pictured, hence the extra caps)
The shinny ones are by far the nicest and I paid for them but they are going onto the proper car, the other set are going onto a year before R/T that I might put my spare set of flairs on and the last set will be on my '68 Newport that I have cop car wheels on.

Trivia time, what car are the nice ones and the not as nice ones going on? 🤔🤔🤔 (bonus point for what car are they sitting on tight now for the pic)

426/630 HP V-8, FiTech Fuel Injection, 5-Speed

Looking to move my 66 coronet from Texas to North Carolina. It currently doesn’t run and i would like a vendor that could pickup and haul. I currently have a Hagerty policy but wanted to know what the community has used or has recommendations for?

Thanks in advance!

Finally brought the runner home and got to looking at it closer and I’m half way shocked it’s not 10 times worse. For context I didn’t buy this car. This car belonged to my late father in law. He passed when my wife was just a kid a left her this car, it’s been in a barn for the last 20 years

It was a lot of work, but it’s finally on the road. Just power steering and fuel sender left.

Idk if it's just me or not i love Mopar

I’m not a big fans of Chrysler Corps musclecars like I was when I was a kid and met Sox & Martin even though I still love the designs of the 1970 E-bodies, and it is mostly due to the crazy prices their obsessive hoarders collectors and investor-hoarders are asking — I mean, who will ultimately be the last to own these cars…Tech Jerkoffs who are raping the nation?

And while it will be sad to see them finally removed from the hands of genuine working folks, I’ve always had great appreciation for the original designs.

These are a few of the less seen images of the 1970 E-bodies.