Forgotten but Notable Mopars

[340challconvert]

Stage 3 426 Max

Love the max wedge mid 60's b bodies

[BIGSHCLUNK]

 

[340challconvert]

How about a 1960 Dodge Matador?
Never saw one. Have to love the fin design on this!

[Bullitt-]

Who else has forgotten the "Q" body?    Seem to have a vague memory



   Notable?  perhaps foot-notable 
https://www.allpar.com/model/tc.html

[340challconvert]

Who else has forgotten the "Q" body?    Seem to have a vague memory



   Notable?  perhaps foot-notable 
https://www.allpar.com/model/tc.html

Cool find; I always appreciated those Maserati Inspired convertibles, thought they were cool (they were high end expensive at the time)!
Model Year   Production   Base Price (USD)
1989   3,764   $33,000
1990   1,900   $35,000
1991   1,636   $37,000

[340challconvert]

A rarity; a 1960 Plymouth Fury Wagon HARDTOP. Can't be many that were built?

[340challconvert]

Also Hemi powered

You could almost see where the future Batmobile got it's front end design!

[340challconvert]

Found a cool website highlighting Ron Osborne's self described "Rarest of the Rare" Mopar Collection
https://blog.myclassicgarage.com/a-mopar-collection-featuring-the-rarest-of-the-rare-2a4f519ed768

[RUNCHARGER]

I've never seen a Fury hardtop wagon. Lots of Chryslers and quite a few Dodges though.

[750-h2]

In 1992 and 1993 Dodge built a grand total of 462 Daytona Iroc R/T's. At over 100 HP per liter this was the highest HP per CI ever achieved by Chrysler. At the time despite only being 2.2 liters, the Iroc R/T's  performance numbers equalled or surpassed  those of the Buick GN and 5.0 Mustangs. This car and the Viper were the last Mopar's that Carroll Shelby was involved with.     

[MEK-Dangerous]

Who else has forgotten the "Q" body?    Seem to have a vague memory



   Notable?  perhaps foot-notable 
https://www.allpar.com/model/tc.html

Would you believe I was driving behind one 2 days ago?

I didn't know what I was looking at. I knew it was a Chrysler from that era, but it didn't look like a LeBaron. It was a convertible with the top up. I was actually was tempted to follow the car until they stopped, but it was a woman driving it, and I don't need any stalking charges brought up against me.   

[Bullitt-]

Who else has forgotten the "Q" body?    Seem to have a vague memory



   Notable?  perhaps foot-notable 
https://www.allpar.com/model/tc.html

Would you believe I was driving behind one 2 days ago?

I didn't know what I was looking at. I knew it was a Chrysler from that era, but it didn't look like a LeBaron. It was a convertible with the top up. I was actually was tempted to follow the car until they stopped, but it was a woman driving it, and I don't need any stalking charges brought up against me.   

  I musta been channeling you Mike..  Was going to post this a couple of days ago and got interrupted   

[Topcat]

I know it's not a car but it's part of Mopar history that might be forgotten.

Don't forget as well the Ball Stud Hemi.

https://macsmotorcitygarage.com/phantom-mopar-muscle-chryslers-ball-stud-hemi-v8/

[Brads70]

I know it's not a car but it's part of Mopar history that might be forgotten.

Don't forget as well the Ball Stud Hemi.

https://macsmotorcitygarage.com/phantom-mopar-muscle-chryslers-ball-stud-hemi-v8/

Cool, thats a new one to me! 

[340challconvert]

I know it's not a car but it's part of Mopar history that might be forgotten.

Don't forget as well the Ball Stud Hemi.

https://macsmotorcitygarage.com/phantom-mopar-muscle-chryslers-ball-stud-hemi-v8/

Wow Great story on the prototype hemi engine!