You forgot the Ramcharger from Lone Wolf Mcquade. Of course I use to have one so that is a given.

 

I'd have to look, but it's a 90 or older going on what I remember from the grille.
But yeah, old 1st gen D250 raping everything in its path.

 

I know it's not a Dodge, but nothing has ever made me want a car in a movie like the '65 Chrysler in the recent Green Hornet. I love that car. Pity they put Chevrolet motors in them though.


Voted for Christine though.

 

General Lee. No question. My first car was a 69 Dodge Charger. Just because of the Dukes of Hazzard.

 

What about Chuck Norris's 95 ram in Walker Texas Ranger! I watch the show partially because he jumps it and drives it recklessly in almost every episode.

 

Good 'Ol Boys.

 

That poor truck got shot, hit everything it its path, saved lives, did a little off-roading, and (if I remember correctly) ran down some Koreans before finally getting destroyed in an air raid. Yep... It deserves to be on the list.

 

The Wraith

 

Man, the first car that pops into my head is the General Lee hands down for fame & popularity as well as being an icon, but then you start thinking of all the other great Mopars that have been on film and then you start to feel conflicted about what car you'd want to own...Since we're adding a couple Chryslers & Plymouths to the Dodge list why don't we go ahead & make it a Mopar List, then I'd go ahead and say the ONE car I'd want to own would be the Phantasm Hemi Cuda.

PS: I'd like to own them all except for the Blues Brothers car, doesn't impress me beyond the novelty of the movie.

 

If we are allowed to stray a little from Dodge and throw in a Plymouth, what about the Nash Bridges '71 Hemi 'Cuda? (Even though it was really a '70 non-Hemi car) Show sucked, but the car was pretty sweet.