The Chrysler B-body platform is the foundation upon which the classic era of Mopar muscle was built. From Dodge Coronets and Chargers to Plymouth Satellites and Runner Runners, B-bodies were the baddest muscle cars on the streets in the late 1960s and early 1970s. E-body rides like the Dodge Challenger and Plymouth Barracuda were just … Read more
Summary A-bodies, B-bodies, C-bodies, and E-bodies are the car platforms Mopar used to build some legendary muscle cars. Packed with power. Dodge Coronet R/T Hemi convertibles are ultra-rare classics with impressive performance specs. A true collector’s dream for Mopar fans. Thanks to passionate collectors like Brett Torino, rare Mopar muscle cars are being rescued, restored, … Read more
Summary The LS6 option was the most powerful, with a 454 cubic-inch engine delivering 450 HP and 500 pound-feet of torque, set apart from the LS5 option. Identifying an authentic LS6 Chevelle is challenging given the lack of production numbers, but VIN decoding and specific components can provide proof of authenticity. Arguably known in the … Read more
Throughout automotive history, very few manufacturers have a legacy and heritage equal to Ferrari. The prancing horse brand can traced its roots all the way back to 1929, when former Alfa Romeo racing driver Enzo Ferrari turned his attention to creating the best racecars in the world. Scuderia Ferrari went on to design some of … Read more
The MOPAR abbreviation is mostly associated with Dodge Muscle cars, but the name was actually first used in the 1920s, as an official name for Chrysler’s antifreeze. The name has, since, stuck and refers to all high-performance models the company makes. This inevitably includes some of the most legendary Muscle cars, many of which are … Read more
Summary The Ball-Stud Hemi engine, a rare and elusive variation of the legendary Chrysler Hemi engine, was developed as a cheaper and more mass-market alternative to the 426 Hemi. Despite being smaller and lighter than its predecessor, the Ball-Stud Hemi still packed a punch with estimated horsepower ranging from 375 to 425. Only a few … Read more
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