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That's where dog dish hubcaps belong!

A Hellcat Redeye is well sorted and tops out at 203 MPH,of that doesn't do it for you,I don't know what will. I have gone over 140 MPH in old school Mopars,there's nothing boring about it!

That's the whole idea of it,mechanical roar and living on the edge.

Chargers are always something to look at in any condition! You are making great progress! Welcome to the site.

Boring and uneventful.

I have heard people say that,but I have been buying second generation Chargers for 45 years,and prices for all three model years have always been about the same.

That's the find of the decade right there! Welcome to the site! We are awaiting a full thread on this car!

The second generation Charger was iconic the moment it was first shown to the public. Charger sales went from 17,000 to 96,000! The moment the sinister black Charger R/T hit the big screen in Bullitt it was already a star!

America is great again!

The factory built topless Charger R/T

We don't need no stinking roof!

This guy got carried away!

These 70 Coronet owners had just about enough of people dissing the front ends of their cars,and took matters into their own hands! You can shut up now Cranium! Lol

A friend of mine had them build one for him. His brother had to do some work to make it look correct,but overall it was decent. He recently sold the car,almost ready to paint to another friend of mine.

Your friends Charger convertible looks great!

But our classic Mopars are so suck it! Lol

I prefer the 70 Charger R/T as my personal favorite Mopar. I might be bias because my parents bought one brand new when I was six years old. But the only way I have figured out which second generation Charger I preferred was to buy atleast one of each. That way I can enjoy the best features of...

I don't think that their luggage is going to get through the metal detector!

With all those mouths to feed,they probably couldn't afford to buy a decent set of wheels for the Challenger R/T convertible! So sad.

I sawed a big hole in the roof of a California Charger R/T to install a factory sunroof assembly! Just mark it out an start cutting! Before and after!