One-Owner, Triple-Black 1970 Dodge Charger R/T Flaunts Mr. Norm's Heritage
One of the finest 1970 Dodge Chargers out there, this triple-black Mopar is a one-owner, numbers-matching gem with a Mr. Norm's sticker.
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One of the finest 1970 Dodge Chargers out there, this triple-black Mopar is a one-owner, numbers-matching gem with a Mr. Norm's sticker.
While it not a true-blue factory sunroof car, this beefed-up 1971 Plymouth Duster boasts an authentic canvas fold-back top.
From Challengers and 'Cudas to Road Runners and Super Bees, this Mopar stash is golden-era HEMI paradise. In derelict condition for now.
The 1971 is the rarest model year for the Dodge Super Bee. The company sold only 5,054 units that year, which is 9% of all Super Bee sales.
Some say the golden era of barn finds is way behind us. But while they may be right when it comes to million-dollar Ferraris and Bugattis, many US barns ...