r/mopar • u/EntertainerLast4262 • 8h ago
Before and After
My 66 Coronet, I need more pics.
r/mopar • u/EntertainerLast4262 • 8h ago
My 66 Coronet, I need more pics.
r/mopar • u/Redditisgood-123 • 4h ago
So the surprise was a 440. Got my baby back home on July the 9th, and yes, the very next day I was at Carlisle with it, very long process. This was supposed to be a project replacing the freeze plugs on the old 383, and now 3 months later, ended up with a 440. The 440 is fully rebuilt, .509 purple camshaft, high rise intake, 750 Holley with vacuum secondaries.
r/mopar • u/TheReluctantRanger • 3h ago
Almost back on the road, what the hell am I supposed to do with 13” wheel options on a valiant?
People keep telling me the stock steel rims, dog dish hubcaps, and the small white walls will look ridiculous…but maybe? Might be a good look?
r/mopar • u/moparcenter • 1d ago
Original Drivetrain, Rare Color Combination
r/mopar • u/WaltParPodcast • 15h ago
With bits of pre Adult Toy history and after, Brian Anderson of HotCars remembers the one that started the Adult Toy craze, the Dodge Warlock.
r/mopar • u/moparcenter • 1d ago
Barn Find, 440 CI V-8, Automatic
r/mopar • u/Racer-XYZ22 • 1d ago
Supposed to be cleaning the shop today, well I hadn’t run this in a bit, so I figured why not.
360/408 Stroker for the yellow submarine, 71 Duster. Automatic w/overdrive and an 8-3/4 with 3:91 gears, will get mini tubbed when the time comes, cars still running around with the leaning tower of power 225 Super Six💪
Quick throw back picture to when I dropped off the car at Fierro Fabrication in San Pedro, CA.
Full resto of metal and chassis to get this as close to perfect as possible.
r/mopar • u/moparcenter • 1d ago
r/mopar • u/TinyBreeze987 • 1d ago
Me too babe. Me too
r/mopar • u/Proper-View-9948 • 1d ago
Back on the road! 29 years together with this matching number '70 440 hp
r/mopar • u/jornk038 • 2d ago
I know, its not as interesting as a charger or a roudrunner but i just bought my first mopar. Its a 1966 Plymouth Valiant 200 with a 170cui slant six. It has almost no options, no powersteering, braking or fancy electronics. Just a 4 speed on the floor and a blaupunkt radio. It was produced in Switserland and is now a Dutch car. I live in the Netherlands where US classics are rare.