transporters and haulers in the unusual variety

Just love this above track racer on the flatbed from the 20's

If any car enthusiast were to see this transporter driving by they'd have a heart attack

Looks like a 1938 COE hauling that trailer

What are those on the trailer? Nash or Hudson?

from http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585&page=477

This Plymouth has a lot to look at and admire. Custom rear window, shaved back door handles, slicks, centered tailpipes, and way cool gas cap

This grill gets it.... the Hudson Terraplane hood ornament is not easy on the eyes... so this one has a Plymouth piece instead, and looks awesome

Tied for best looking design for instrument gauge cluster... with a single pod unit in the 1946 Nash https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi4WYFny7uOJE4SZ6T4tSYBX2JpljJSFe1VddJi8XfrHrCe6p9RYfEqKLWPTm4z5SbYIgk1WqmHOIW1m3EyX-i12JTyPHPfCKEmnylfpjxapFe7durQWBBdi1kF3qozKIwzF3YiQHxPDhZ8/s1600/DSCN7564.jpg and another Plymouth instrument cluster https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjyLwSJ3WpS9kK7CaMQB_estTI3PshlGTw3tshGaPEySCVydHfUkp-S245penqhPddthydLhUgQ3T4NJYpjMA7thwbbEHOtobdUwjH6H8JEkkKYeE3_SkufK6-OssujdgazptSM9RaRc3ZN/s1600/DSCN3782.JPG

Lowrider old Mopars from the 30's and 40's at the Cruise for the Cause

This one is owned by an 18 year old guy! I bet it's the coolest car in his high school class

I love before and after photos

The first owner kept it til 1965, the second owner had it til 1980, and it was restored in 198

Cool photos from Mostuff Sthlm... the totally Mopar website

These are just a couple of the cool Mopar photos from the Flikr pool of Anders at http://www.flickr.com/photos/mostuffsthlm but if you love mopars, look at his website also, http://www.mostuffsthlm.com/ especially if you want scat pack stuff

just how fast was a stock hemi Plymouth Satellite?

Or maybe the speed record was 164 mph, depends on the source of info

Just how stock was it? A hemi, yeah, they wouldn't have super tuned that on a dyno, upgraded the guts a little? Dropped to the tallest highway gears available in a 8 3/4 or Dana 60 which were 2.93 and 3.23... maybe aluminum panels? Headers? Hell, I can see the roll cage, so it was prepped for the salt high speed.

Well, how about that, a little diggin around on the internet turns up that is was a prototype Satellite, the first street hemi to be installed, with special fuel injection ste ups and dry sumps, and the project was shepherded by Peter Dawson a Chrysler factory engineer who shared a garage with Tom Hoover (father of the 426 hemi) and a variety of rear axle ratios were brought along, http://www.moparmagazine.com/2009/may_june/grassroots_engineering

1968 Plymouth musclecars, I hadn't seen these ads before

Some Plymouth advertising you might also enjoy and probably haven't seen before http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/01/incidental-road-runner-advertising.html

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/07/plymouth-advetising-campaign-ive-never.html and http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/06/one-fun-advertisement-id-love-to-talk.html

And the wonderful brochures from Plymouth: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/06/1970-plymouth-barracuda-brochure-high.html and http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/07/id-never-seen-this-brochure-cover-like.html