This week’s Tire Shredding Tuesday feature is a flashback to 1985 where we watch a 1970 Plymouth Superbird taking place in a burnout competition.  The description indicates that this Superbird was near stock and Im guessing that it was powered by a 440 big block.  While it takes this winged warrior a few seconds to […] More »

The odds are good that in the past month or so, a great many of our members here on DodgeForum have recently loaded some variety of pine tree into the bed of their Ram to celebrate the Christmas holiday but in other parts of the world – Mopar fans do things a little differently.  Take […] More »

For this week’s Tire Shredding Tuesday feature we turn to a cousin from the Plymouth brand with what appears to be a heavily built Duster at a burnout competition in Michigan.  We don’t know anything about the Plymouth Duster in action but it is clear from the look and sound of this wicked A-Body Mopar […] More »

Any kid who drove a fast/powerful car or truck in high school undoubtedly had to deal with teachers who had a problem with the vehicle in question and what revenge would be better to put those haters in their place by doing a smokey Mopar burnout on the front stoop of the school?  For one […] More »

Today’s Mopar Muscle Thursday clip takes a look at a gorgeous 1964 Plymouth Savoy on the drag strip in match racing action at the 2008 Chrysler Classic race in Columbus.  I happened to be part of that race and along with that weekend, I have seen this particular 64 Plymouth run many times and it […] More »

This week’s Tire Shredding Tuesday feature takes a look at a wicked 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner powered by a 440 cubic inch Mopar big block as it destroys its tires in a long, smokey, rolling burnout.  As the description explains, this is a drag car so this Roadrunner lacks some unneeded items like headlights and mufflers […] More »

The 2013 SEMA Show will soon be upon us so in picking this week’s featured Photo of the Week, Ive decided to go with a unique looking Barracuda that is one of the fastest Mopars ever.  This car 1969 Plymouth Barracuda is known as the Blowfish and tucked behind that super-aerodynamic custom nose is a […] More »