Showing posts with label Charger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charger. Show all posts

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Balck and red everywhere... damn this was a great looking car. O... yes, the owner is a woman, she races it, she's incredibly the most beautiful woman that I've ever seen near a Mopar, and of course she's married. Why her license plate gives the impression that she is single I didn't ask. 
 The hood is not original because she didn't want to cut on the original. It's in her garage.

 Cool side exiting exhaust as well as great rims


 Notice the street class- 2009 event winner decal on the wind wing. Wow.

 Awesome headlights




 Plexiglass over the grill to get rid of the parachute effect, cowl induction to make use of the high pressure area in front of the windshield. Doing what works best, not what Chrysler engineers and designers had to do to get cars made






 This is a Charger. Not the Dukes of Hazzard one we all are too aware of, this is the Shelby variety. Shelby never worked with Mopar in the musclecar era, he waited til the late 80's and the Turbo era





 The above is the inspiration for so many people to airbrush rivets and aluminum panels onto their cars, but the above... it's the real deal fuel door and super big wing. Park bench size for Pete's sake. You could use it for having lunch on between rounds down the dragstrip. I love this hobby, Mopars, and drag racing. This car really puts it all in one. You could find nirvana on the exhaust fumes from the Sunoco 110 alone.

 1971 Barracuda, the coolest accessorized body for Mopars in my opinion. The shark gills, the shaker hoods (normally), that great grill, the driving lamps under the bumper, hood pins, and the billboard engine size call out. Wow, it got all the cool stuff



 I was wrong when I called the 340 Wedge hood decal the best and biggest factory engine size call out. I forgot about this, the 1970 Charger hood cove decals. These are real uncommon to see, I have no idea how few were ever sold on cars from Mopar, vs how many have them installed by eager owners... but wow, impressive and bold


 Chargers has the flip top cap on the drivers side, and Challengers on the passenger side. I don't know why.

Test your knowledge of muscle car era Mopars... I've grouped them by model... so the Chargers are all together, the Road Runners, etc I even tried to keep them in order of oldest to newest in each model. So the 69 is the first you'll see, then the 70 or 71




















 and how about a comparison between two Barracuda, to see which you like better, the chin spoilers, or the rims