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Ophthalmologist turned restaurateur Dr. Andrew Riemer has taken the revival of his northern Michigan hometown of Ludington into his own hands.
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When the name of the Plymouth Barracuda comes up in a conversation, many enthusiasts instantly picture the third-generation model that reigned in the early 1970s, possibly in its top Cuda form. Nevertheless, its predecessor can arguably be labeled as the first properly cool Barracuda, which is why it has been selected for this restomod rendering.
Why would the nose of a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro feature the kind of airflow manipulation scheme seen on the Ferrari 488 Pista? Because it can—that's the short answer and, if you're looking for the long one, which involves certain mid-engined conversion details that are part of this digital build, do stick around.
autoevolution 3 Jun 2021, 11:20 UTC · by Five decades ago, when the muscle car genre emerged from the shadows of the post-war economy cars, the variety of models grew quickly, not least thanks to the plethora of brands on the market, many of which have been axed meanwhile. And giants like Chrysler avoided cannibalization by assigning different body styles to various marques, among others. The original Dodge Charger and corresponding fifth-gen Coronet are a brilliant example of that, but this rendering blurs the (roof)line between them. 11 photos While the 1966-1967 Charger and the 1965...