After some previous teaser photos Chrysler corporation finally unveiled official photos of the new 2011 Dodge Charger muscle car. These photos confirm a return of flowing lines from the 1990s with some features of the great ancestor back from sixties. … Continued
Sell your house, quit your job and start robbing people. The Volo Auto Museum has put 1970 Dodge Charger RT up for sale – the one from 2009 Fast and Furious movie. This automatic V8 Charger is appraised at $200K, … Continued
Recently we came up with a new name every custom muscle car enthusiast must know – His Majesty Steve Strope from Pure Vision Design. He got into customization because throwing shiny parts into muscle car doesn’t have any vision, no … Continued
What You see here is custom Dodge Charger STR8 designed by Doug Schramm and build by Metalcrafters. 2-door Charger conversion isn’t big news today – many custom builders do that, but Doug redesigned his Charger to get much more retro … Continued
The Super Bee form Dodge was a limited edition muscle car produced in 1968-1971 period. The original Super Bee was based on Dodge Coronet which was Dodge’s low-priced muscle car [±$3.000] familiar to Plymouth Road Runner. After the Road Runners … Continued
This post is about The Widebody King – Topo [it’s a nickname from childhood meaning “gopher” in Spanish]. Even though he started his career in late mid-90’s with his custom 2-door 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood Broughham lowrider [it was 4-door originally], … Continued
This 1969 muscle car was used to be named as the most recognizable car in the world. Well, we believe this may be true in the USA, because it was used in famous TV series The Dukes of Hazzard [1979-1985]. … Continued
Finally, Dodge unveiled the rear look of 2011 Dodge Charger on Police Interceptor car. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5suR1RUwPA&feature=player_embedded#! Updated info: Ralph Gilles from Dodge says that the new 2011 Dodge Charger will feature class-leading interior with obvious exterior changes. The standard engine is … Continued
The public wants 2-door Charger so much, that some designers like Michael Leonhard keep illustrating their thoughts. And do this so good that sometimes car manufactures should buy the design rights from people outside the industry and get those thoughts … Continued
Real classics. Started in 1964 as concept car now Charger counts 6th generation. First one ranges from 1966 to 1967, when Dodge was desperate to present a car that could compete with Barracuda and Mustang. Almost 100% Coronet-based Charger was … Continued