Dodge Dart Charger 1965
This yellow Dodge might look like a regular Dart at first glance, but as the owner explains, the Dart Charger is a very rare car that was marketed by Dodge dealers in Southern California as a high-performance Dart.
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Dodge's Street and Racing Technology division made a drag strip worthy beast known as the Challenger Demon. We took our test drive in its natural habitat, the racetrack. #ChallengerDemon
2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon | Road Test - Muscle Car Fan
Dodge's Street and Racing Technology division made a drag strip worthy beast known as the Challenger Demon. We took our test drive in its natural habitat, the racetrack.Guess the year, make and model! - Muscle Car Fan
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The second-generation El Camino didn’t reach showroom floors until 1964, and the new model shared the #Chevelle platform. Chevy chopped a two-door Chevelle at the B- pillars, which yielded the El Camino, a plain Jane clone of the Chevelle, but it displayed the badging of both vehicles. The availab...1969 Ford boss 429 mustang!!
69 Boss 429 Mustang I had a black one.
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'69 Mustang Boss 429!
'69 Ford Mustang
1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429
1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429
1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429.
1951 Mercury Montclair
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Dan Finley. Any guesses 
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69’ Boss Nine
The second-generation El Camino didn’t reach showroom floors until 1964, and the new model shared the #Chevelle platform. Chevy chopped a two-door Chevelle at the B- pillars, which yielded the El Camino, a plain Jane clone of the Chevelle, but it displayed the badging of both vehicles. The available power options of the utility designated El Camino in ’64 were limited to a 194-cubic-inch and a 230-cubic-inch six with a 283-cubic-inch #V8 that produced 195 horsepower mounted with #ElCamino
El Camino 1964 to 1967—The Second Generation - Muscle Car Fan
The second-generation El Camino didn’t reach showroom floors until 1964, and the new model shared the Chevelle platform. Chevy chopped a two-door Chevelle at the B- pillars, which yielded the El Camino, a plain Jane clone of the Chevelle, but it displayed the badging of both vehicles. The availabl...Awesome classic car
Barn finds from last summer
