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1 Of 2,399: 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A

The Dodge Challenger had all the right stuff going for it when the first generation cars were introduced in 1970, well, that is except for one thing- timing.  The car got its start about the time the writing was… more»

Replacement 440 Included: 1968 Dodge Charger R/T

It might look battered and bruised, but this 1968 Charger R/T is a surprisingly solid classic that could be a rewarding restoration project. It has a healthy V8 under the hood and a long list of options to increase… more»

1-of-1? 1970 Dodge Coronet R/T

Claiming that any car is a genuine 1-of-1 vehicle is a slippery slope. Such is the array of optional extras offered by many manufacturers, it is possible to make any vehicle unique by choosing a few more unusual trim… more»

1 of 50: 1966 Dodge D-Dart

The Dodge Dart was largely a mundane compact car for most of the 1960s. But there were a few notable exceptions, like a 1969 Dart Swinger 340 or the 1966 D/Dart. If you’ve never seen a D/Dart, that’s because… more»

Turbo Hot Hatch: 1988 Dodge Daytona Shelby Z

Like most car enthusiasts, I have a short list of vehicles that reside in the “If I ever found one, I’d buy one” category. While early 90s domestics aren’t a big target of mine, the Dodge Daytona is an… more»

Rust-Free Roller: 1968 Dodge Dart GT

While this 1968 Dodge Dart GT looks a little rough in the opening photo, the seller says that it’s rust-free and that’s always a good thing. It may look like a gasser, but that’s because it’s a little light… more»

Nicest One Left? 1977 Dodge Aspen SE Wagon

Dodge spelled out “Special Edition” for this 1977 Dodge Aspen SE Wagon, rather than using “SE”. If anyone is looking for what may be the nicest example out there, this one really appears to be special in more than… more»

Daytona Edition: 1975 Dodge Charger SE

The Dodge Charger and Chrysler Cordoba were parallel mid-size offerings from 1975 to 1977. This enabled Dodge to avoid reusing the now-dated styling from 1971-74. The Charger SE was all about luxury, and if you specified the Daytona trim… more»

Magtona? 1978 Dodge Magnum

Sometimes a photo is worth a thousand words in the car world, and this is definitely one of those cases if I’ve ever seen one.  The seller of this 1978 Dodge Magnum says very little about the car in… more»

Rusty Restoration: 1969 Dodge Charger

Although it currently cuts a sad figure, this 1969 Dodge Charger could become a stunning classic. It is a blank canvas because although it retains its original drivetrain, the buyer might decide to slot in something more potent to… more»

Plum Crazy Project! 1970 Dodge Challenger 340

Dodge was the last automaker to debut a “pony car” but it was more than five years after the party had already started. Perhaps it came about because Plymouth wanted a new body for its Barracuda, and Chrysler needed… more»

Dukes Of Hazard Beater: 1969 Dodge Charger

There are very few cars that are instantly recognizable. The orange 1969 Dodge Charger “General Lee” from The Dukes of Hazard may be one of the most reproduced and replicated television cars of all time. This one can be… more»

White Hat Special: 1969 Dodge Charger

One of the sixties Dodge Charger packages that’s kind of a rarity is the White Hat Special, and while the name sounds pretty cool, in reality, it was little more than a seasonal offering where a buyer could group… more»

Mopar Liquidation! 50+ Muscle Cars and Parts

Behind a tool rental business off Highway 11 in Cleveland, Georgia lies a treasure trove of vintage Mopar muscle. Unfortunately for them, they lost their lease. Fortunately for someone looking for a Mopar project, they are liquidating their collection. Found… more»

1964 Dodge A100 Forward Control Pickup

Chevrolet, Ford, Jeep, and Dodge all made cab-forward or forward-control pickups in this era, which one is your favorite? The seller has this first-year 1964 Dodge A100 pickup posted here on craigslist in, of all places, just northwest of… more»

Brawny Survivor: 1985 Dodge Ramcharger Royal SE 4X4

The Ramcharger was Dodge’s answer to Ford’s Bronco and Chevy’s Blazer. Introduced in 1974, this two-door SUV had a removable roof, four-wheel drive, and a variety of available engines. It sat on a slightly shorter wheelbase than the Ram… more»

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