Mighty Mopars!

A few of my favorite Mopars:

73 Plymouth Cuda

This is a 1973 Cuda that I owned for about 3 years (yes - it was a real Cuda). It was originally red and came with a 318 but I changed it to a 340 and heavily modified it for the track. My neighbors didn't appreciate the 3 inch dual exhaust and headers but I didn't mind.

1967 Coronet Model 440

I bought this Dodge from the original owner's family. It was 100% original but had almost 170,000 miles on it. This 440 model came with the 285 hp 383 2 barrel engine, ac, "white hat special" option, column shift, and the police suspension (bigger brakes and a 3.23 Sure Grip diff). Since it was not exactly a rare car I chose to have some fun with this. I rebuilt the 383, added some modified 915 heads, Edelbrock intake, Carter carb, ignition system, and rebuilt the 727. I removed all of the old trim, cleaned up the interior, trunk, etc, put a Hemi hood scoop on it, added a dual snorkel air cleaner, and replaced the army green paint with 1973 Cadillac Green.

67 Charger 383-4

This car was a rare find. It had 33,000 documented miles when I found it and was in original condition down to the am radio and hubcaps. It had been a light yellow car but the previous owner repainted it. The car had the 325 hp 383 4 barrel engine with dual exhaust and Sure Grip rear.

73 Plymouth Satellite Sebring

I bought this 73 Satellite Sebring in 2004. It was a low mileage survivor and only had 53k original miles. It was in great shape! She came with a 318 2 barrel, bench seat in front, and ac. The previous owner had put dual exhaust and changed the rims, added hood pins, etc. It was all tastefully done so I left it unchanged.