Born as a 318 car, wearing 340 stickers, but actually powered by a built 360 V8 engine, and then made to look like a ’70 model while this is a 1974 Plymouth Duster, the Mopar purists will be confused about…
As it says on the licence plate, this Black 1968 Plymouth Road Runner powered by a built 440 Big Block V8 paired with a stick shift is just BAAD S. The Mopar looks super mean, sounds nasty throughout the straight…
Those of you who follow Hot Cars for a while probably remember Gary and Pam Beineke. The passionate Mopar family that builds their own 1971 winged Mopars. In fact we previously featured their ’71 Charger Daytona and now it’s time…
Obviously not an original 440 Mopar as this engine was no longer available after 1971, but still a very cool looking Plymouth Cuda build. Sublime Green and Black color combo is a real eye catcher, the Weld racing wheels wrapped…
Started as a numbers matching 426 HEMI powered 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX, this Mopar has been transformed into one immaculate old school street beast. It has a show quality paint and rides on 18-inch Foose wheels, which some of you…
Today we have one for the A-body Mopar fans. A very sharp looking Plymouth Duster that hooks pretty good and runs the 1/4 mile in 11-seconds at 114mph during the 39th Annual Mopar Nationals event at National Trail Raceway in…
Purchasing the 1973 Plymouth Duster back in 2012, John Barnhart has spent 5 years on the build and this is one of these Mopars that are great for both show and go. While the paint job, custom interior and engine…
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