RE: Best Mopar muscle cars ever...according to you...
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RE: Best Mopar muscle cars ever...according to you...



I emphasize with you Ron. I once had a 1964 Polara 500 that I was going to make into a 383 Roadrunner clone mechanically. It think I recall the 1964 HT was lighter than the equivalent  RR too. It would have been fun to race a few RRs and show them some early B taillights. 

Good point about the 68 Hemi Cuda too. Hardly a daily driver street car, even back then. 

Thanks,
Gary H. 


>  -------Original Message-------
 
>  Hi all -
>  
>  I really hate how much publicity the late '60s cars get compared to the
>  cars that really started the MOPAR revolution, the '62 to '65 cars. Until
>  the Roadrunner very few kids had even heard of Plymouth or Dodge. It's
>  usually that way at the shows too.
>  
>  I couldn't find their definition of "Muscle Car" but if the '68 Hemi Cuda
>  and Hemi Dart were included then the max wedge cars certainly should have
>  been. And they were marginally streetable.
>  
>  Ron 

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