Directly Connected: Mopar Street Rods for the Non-Ford Crowd
From the September 1978 issue of HOT ROD: Not every street rod is a Ford, check out these all-Chrysler builds from true Mopar fans (plus one Ford).
Originally published in the September 1978 issue of Hot Rod magazine
While the all-carbon SpeedKore Evolution might look like a 1970 Dodge Charger, it’s really a custom-fabricated, 3,200-pound, Demon-powered coupe with almost 1,000 horsepower. The kicker? It’s street legal.
Directly Connected: Mopar Street Rods for the Non-Ford Crowd
Universal 21 Circuit Wiring Harness Kit, Universal Extra Long Wires 21 Circuit Wiring Harness, 21 Circuit Universal Wiring Harness Compatible with GM Chevy Mopar Hotrods Ratrods Chrysler : Automotive
Directly Connected: Mopar Street Rods for the Non-Ford Crowd
Directly Connected: Mopar Street Rods for the Non-Ford Crowd
John Anderson's Twin-Turbo'd 1929 Model A Roadster Steps Out
Directly Connected: Mopar Street Rods for the Non-Ford Crowd
NHRA prepares for expansion of electric vehicle racing; calls for manufacturer and industry input
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Directly Connected: Mopar Street Rods for the Non-Ford Crowd
Still charging hard: How the 1964 Dodge Chargers shaped Funny Car racing
Directly Connected: Mopar Street Rods for the Non-Ford Crowd
Pressure Cooker: 1959 Corvette
