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• Muscle car
  The term Muscle Car is generally meant to mean a [[big block]] [[engine]] stuffed into an [ ...en the [[Dodge]] and [[Plymouth]] [[Max-Wedge]] cars were the first Muscle Cars -- as they were [[B-Bodies]] with 413 and 426 engines..
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• NMC
  ...1955 and 1979 compete against each other. The original rules required the cars to be two doors and have no lettering, advertising, or stickers on the pain
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• History:
  ...Pony Cars]]. These cars quickly gained [[small block]] V8s as the [[Muscle Cars]] became big sellers with American youth, and they started to distance them ...68, for a limited number handed out to a select few big name racers. These cars were not Street Legal, and still hold [[NHRA]] records today. For the stree
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• Chrysler Convention
  '''The Chrysler Convention''' is an all-[[Chrysler (Company) | Chrysler]] cars show and swap meet. held in Vernon, Connecticut and is the largest all-[[M [[Mopar Muscle]] October 2011 page 89
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• Forgotten B Body
  ...ed a big part in that 1960's war. By 1975, [[Horse-Power] was down and the cars were slow. 1978 was the last year of the [[Big Block]] and 1979 was the las
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• Mr. Norm Krause
  ...initially passed, but when they heard about the [[Max Wedge]] performance cars, they agreed and opened the dealership in October of 1962. Their advertisin ...h performance market, as well as allegations of odometer tampering on used cars, made it vulnerable when the performance era ended in 1973 and the dealersh
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• Forgotten B-Body
  ...ive term that refers to certain [[Dodge]] and [[Chrysler (Make)|Chrysler]] cars built in the model years 1975 to 1979. ...d architecture with earlier, mid-sized DCP (Dodge, Chrysler, [[Plymouth]]) cars built on the B platform. Examples of B bodies which preceded the so-called
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• Duster1
  [[Category:Dream Cars]] <!-- Change Page Template to the model's Make --> [[Category:Concept Cars]]
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• 1958 Dual Ghia 400
  [[Category:Concept Cars|1958 Dual-Ghia 400 Prototype]] [[Category:Dream Cars|1958 Dual-Ghia 400 Prototype]]
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• Dick Landy
  ...], [[Funny Car]], and [[Pro Stock]]; who was known for his innovative race cars, wild [[wheelstands]], and his trademark cigars. His nickname "Dandy" came ...rized late-model Super Stock cars in the 1960s, campaigned the first Funny Cars in the middle of that decade, and helped establish the popularity of Pro St
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• Sox and Martin Drag Race Team
  ...Hemi-powered [[Barracuda]], but this [[A-Body]] was no match for the funny cars the team came up against and as a result, 1966 was not as successful as 196 * [[Mopar Muscle Magazine]] October 2010 pages 62 to 66
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• Barracuda
  ...tang from their compact economy Falcon. These became to be known as [[Pony Cars]]. ...Pony Cars]]. These cars quickly gained [[small block]] V8s as the [[Muscle Cars]] became big sellers with American youth, and they started to distance them
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• Carlisle All-Chrysler Nationals
  The showfield is where cars are placed into various classes for participant judging. It is helpful to ...in this class are judged against a standard of excellence instead of other cars by knowledgable judges instead of show participants. Each car can earn a p
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• Roadrunner
  ...Wipe" vinyl floor covering. It was designed to be a no-frills, low budget Muscle Car version of the GTX. None -- with the stripper Muscle goal.
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• NMCA
  ProMedia LLC, the leader in muscle car motorsport events and publishing, was founded in 1998 by performance en ...NMCA name in 2005. Today, the NMRA Ford Nationals and the NMCA Hot Rod & Muscle Car Nationals are the undisputed leaders in street-legal drag racing and mo
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• Walter P. Chrysler Museum
  Opened October 5, 1999, the Walter P. Chrysler Museum documents the cars, the people, the processes and the contributions made by Chrysler and its f ...s of vehicle styling brilliance, the electronic age of transistors, Mopar® Muscle, turbine technology, the family transportation revolution and leadership in
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• Virgil Exner
  ...ood athletic build – and was very dapper. Exner also showed an interest in cars at a young age, and collected car catalogs. As a teenager, Exner insisted o ...dit for the design. The 1947 Studebakers were the first Post-WWII American cars introduced to the public. Studebaker’s slogan in 1947 was “First by far
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• Super Bee
  The 383 4 bbl Magnum was the standard engine with 335 hp, however cars w/ air conditioning had a 330hp engine. A 426 [[Hemi]] with 425 hp was the ...o-door coupe model only 1968 through 1970. It was the company's low-priced muscle car. The Super Bee included a [[heavy-duty suspension]], an optional Mopar
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• Plymouth
  ...ction form October 1932 until the end of production of the 1959 model year cars. Plymouth introduced the longer wheelbase [[PD]] and [[PCXX]]. ...were asked to sell [[accessories]] like radios to people who had purchased cars without them. The news from the war was in much demand.
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• Dan Knapp
  ...r prototype produced by Chrysler during the 1960s. This would even include cars like the [[Hurst Hemi Under Glass]] and the [[Little Red Wagon]]. But, his
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