10 second Plymouth Arrow

easiest way to make a good Super Bee look terrible, these rims

1975 Road Runner that was well taken care of and might be the best looking 75 RR I've ever seen

Red white and blue AFX plymouth at Mopars at the Strip 2013

Well set up 65 or 66 Barracuda optioned Valiant

A couple cool images from this years Mopars at Strip in Vegas

the Mopar mobile display booth that is a fold out 18 wheeler trailer, at the 2013 Pomona Winternationals

What happened to the ideas about flying cars? Beni Bichof has a design idea. Old Mopars. Why not?

I think he may have decided that the faster you fly, the less cool air flowing into the radiator you need, and more lights are necessary http://flaviendachet.blogspot.de/2012/06/handicapped-cars-by-beni-bischof.html

Spirit of 76 Superbird

This car has the 440 6-pack, 4-speed transmission with the factory Pistol-grip shifter and it's matching numbers. The car is equipped with power steering and power brakes. It was purchased October 14,1972 by well known race car collector, the late Eddie Evans of Bedford, Indiana. He had several Superbirds and used this one as his driver and had the car painted in Petty colors with a matching interior. 

Info and photos from http://www.barrett-jackson.com/application/onlinesubmission/lotdetails.aspx?ln=656.1&aid=323 thanks to Jay for letting me know about it to share with you

rare and unique Road Runner collectibles

thanks Jay!

Joe Camel preferred Mopars

at the Mopar area at SEMA were a couple of cool vehicles,

For some unknown reason, the comedian and ventriloquist Jeff Dunham was picked to choose how to fit out this Challenger.

I believe they called this the Sand Trooper

one impressive hemi Road Runner

the lighting was terrible for photography