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1979 Dodge Li’l Red Express Pickup

42,791 Miles, Matching-Numbers 360 CI V-8, Matching-Numbers Automatic

u/brandonalthoff — 7 days ago
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1969 Dodge Super Bee A12 Hardtop

48,872 Miles, 1 of 826 Produced, Matching-Numbers 440/390 HP Six Pack V-8, Matching-Numbers 4-speed and Dana 60

u/brandonalthoff — 9 days ago
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1970 Dodge Super Bee Project

Factory 383 bulge hood car

Originally EK2 Go Mango Orange with white interior.

u/brandonalthoff — 11 days ago
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Check out this paint job on this 1968 Plymouth Barracuda

Owner: Jake Ciciarelli

u/brandonalthoff — 12 days ago
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This stunning 1972 Plymouth Scamp will be up on Mopar Center tomorrow at 1pm EST!

This car is top notch restomod with a brand new hellcrate 717 hp and a 8hp90 transmission, everything is top shelf, nut and bolt restoration. Everything is new, updated, suspension, front and rear ,air conditioning.

For more information, send me a PM or message me at 443-336-7253 or email me at Brandon@moparcenter.com.

u/brandonalthoff — 12 days ago
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1967 Dodge Dart GT Project

I went and looked at these vehicles today. Initially, the seller gave me a specific price, but then raised the price afterward. I was also told that both vehicles had titles. Now, I’m being told that neither vehicle has a title. The conflicting information and changing terms are very concerning and make the situation seem extremely sketchy. What’s your thoughts?

u/brandonalthoff — 14 days ago
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1969 Plymouth Hemi Road Runner

1 of 234 Produced with a 4-Speed, 426/425 HP Hemi V-8, Super Track Pak

u/brandonalthoff — 16 days ago
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Hellcat-Powered 1971 Plymouth Duster with a Modern Chassis

If you love a car that wears its power and precision on its sleeve, you will want to keep an eye on Jordan Costello’s 1971 Plymouth Duster. The Duster took shape at BBT Fabrications under the “care and feeding” of Troy Gudgel and his team of craftsmen. This 1971 Duster is redefining what a modern muscle car can be: brutal horsepower (it’s Hellcat powered!) wrapped in clean, classic lines and a chassis that brings all the subtleties of a manageable and comfortable ride cruising highways and back roads, coupled with the demands of “get down” driving.

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u/brandonalthoff — 17 days ago
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1970 Plymouth Superbird

Some careless person not paying attention in the WALMART PARKING LOT hit this nice Superbird!

Owner: Byron Jones

u/brandonalthoff — 17 days ago