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Pontiac moved more than 80,000 GTOs in 1967, but fewer than 5,000 convertibles were equipped with this drivetrain combo.

Dodge has played a pivotal role over the years showcasing the power of American muscle cars, with many innovative Mopar engines powering them for decades.

One of only 31 units made, this seemingly mundane 1963 Dodge 330 hides a nasty Max Wedge surprise under the hood. It's also a stunning classic.

In addition to having become more capable and reliable over the years, the pickup truck is now significantly faster and more powerful than its early iterations

In its heyday, Dodge made some formidable muscle cars that could actually be driven on public roads, and it's high time they receive more attention.

Rough Mopar with wrong-period muscle is used as bait for future restoration, but is it worth the trouble to save it more than its sale price?

Big block Mopar engines have powered some of the best muscle cars of the era in the 1970s, and even more modern vehicles like the first-gen Dodge Viper.

One of 12 Max Wedge Polara 500s built in 1962, this Mopar is also the only three-speed manual example that has been documented so far.

While not as famous as some of the other names in the muscle car era, Dodge's Max Wedge V8 powered several of the slick powerhouses of the '60s.

Though discontinued more than two decades ago, Plymouth continues to live on in the hearts and minds of muscle car enthusiasts thanks to its legendary mo...