Dodge didn’t send ordinary Chargers to the 1967 International Auto Show — it sent cars like this one, loaded with the 426 Hemi and built to represent the absolute peak of what the new fastback could be. Muscle Car of the Week pulls this rare, well-documented example straight from The Brothers Collection to explain exactly what made a factory show car different from anything a dealer could order. It’s a piece of Dodge’s own marketing history, preserved in metal. Watch to see what a genuine 1967 Hemi show car actually looked like up close.
