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METRO DETROIT — If you were to dig into Mike Mazelis’ vehicle history, you’d find someone who, at one time, had an interest in off-road trucks.

This Super Bee spent several years in a barn under all kinds of boxes, but it's now out and hungry for a complete restoration

Though the 426 HEMI was discontinued and performance dropped, the 1972 Charger Rallye kept performance alive in the Mopar camp

Chrysler's 426 Hemi is one of the most famous muscle car engines of the late '60s. You can see exactly why if you run down the list of cars that used it.

Although it's not quite as rare as the HEMI, the A12 Super Bee is a scarce classic due to a production run of only 1,907 units.

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.

Stolen and stripped off its original 426 HEMI / automatic combo, this super rare Mopar has been sitting for nearly 50 years.

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.

In the late 1960s, Chrysler created the six pack: a trio of two-barrel carburetors for its 440 engine. The setup proved popular and wound up in several cars.

Famous for the Charger, Challenger, Viper, and the Ram pickup, Dodge also built several nameplates that have been forgotten.