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On this episode of Roadkill powered by Dodge, it’s the return of two popular, Mopar Hemi-powered Roadkill project cars: Mike Finnegan’s “Blasphemi” 1955 Chevy Gasser and David Freiburger’s “Rumble Bee” 1970 Dodge Super Bee. This […]

Growing up in a family where muscle cars are practically a family heirloom, Scott F. shares his thrilling experiences from his grandfather’s dealership. From test-driving Mach 1 Mustangs to his mom’s street-racing triumphs in a big block Bonneville, speed runs in their blood. Even now, Scott’s Mustang GT keeps the legacy alive, impressing even his fearless mom at 135 mph. As Scott quips, life would be mundane without Detroit’s V8 muscle to rev up the excitement!

Get ready to rev your engines with the Dodge Super Bee 1971 440 Six Pack! This beastly Dodge Charger Super Bee isn’t just any car—it’s a roaring 7.2L powerhouse, packing Chrysler’s legendary Six Pack under the hood. Imagine the street as your racetrack, with this muscle car’s thunderous growl echoing in your ears. It’s not just a car; it’s a symphony of horsepower and a legend of the asphalt jungle. If you ever dreamed of taming a wild stallion, this Super Bee is your ride!

Meet the Dodge Brothers 1937 Coupe Steel Hot Rod, a sweet custom street rod that’s as cool as a cucumber in a bowl of hot sauce! This beauty has cruised over 1000 miles and shines in its PPG Plum Crazy Paint. Equipped with Vintage Air Conditioning and Power Disc Brakes, it’s a luxury ride with muscle. Under the hood, a roaring 350/350HP Chevy V8 pairs with a TH350 Trans. This Texas street machine is a Dodge-Plymouth hybrid that’s a real head-turner with its Ford Rear End!

You might not notice air resistance much when walking around, but in a fast-moving car, driving is like swimming through the atmosphere. Much like a swimmer, cars need to be streamlined and tested to move through […]

In California, where “seasons” are more of a suggestion than a reality, car enthusiasts kick off the year with the Grand National Roadster Show in January. This event is like the automotive version of a mixed bag of candy—you’ll find everything from street rods to muscle cars, and even a woody or two for good measure. It’s the ultimate car show buffet, offering a feast for the eyes with customs, trucks, low riders, and rat rods all vying for attention. So grab your shades and rev up for a wheely good time!

Pissed off home owner pulls car that blocked his driveway into the middle of the street and leaves it there, until the cops show up and vehicle owner returns… Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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