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Auto Archaeology got rare access to Stephens Performance in Alabama, a property with enough B-body Mopars — Chargers, Road Runners, Coronets, GTXs, and Super Bees — to justify an entire video series just covering the first section. Rows of cars most collectors only ever see one at a time sit here by the dozen, in every condition from parts donor to genuine project car. And this is reportedly just the beginning. Watch the first chapter and see what else the property might be hiding.

This drag racing footage from Raceway Park in Englishtown, New Jersey, captures a parade of big-block Mopars and classic American muscle making full quarter-mile passes the old-fashioned way. These are not trailer queens but street-driven cars tuned in home garages and brought out to see what the clocks say. From launching Hemis to heads-up grudge runs, it is a reminder of why the faithful never gave up on torque. Watch to see which cars got down the track cleanest.

New sheet metal, a squared-off nose, and an engine bay that ranged from a mild 318 to a rare 440 — this Road Runner belongs to a chapter of the model most casual fans skip right past. Sales actually jumped when Plymouth redesigned it, so why does this generation get so little credit today?

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