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How robust is the aftermarket for classic mopar muscle cars?
I have restored a few Mustangs in the past, and there are a ton of sources for aftermarket parts.
Are Mopar parts easy to come by as well or am I going to pay a premium for every single thing? What about aftermarket performance engine parts for a 426 Hemi?
I am considering buying a 1970 Challenger or Cuda, but the wife wont let me mortgage the house for an intake manifold.
Thanks!
As you surely know, restoring muscle cars isn't cheap if done properly. If you plan on restoring a '70 Challenger/Cuda that originally had a Hemi, a beat up project would cost well over 50 grand. But you probably want to take a base model and turn it into a Hemi clone, which would be a much better idea for cost and fun.
But honestly, if you're planning on doing an extensive resto it will cost A LOT for sure on a '70 E-body. Very few guys have custom built 426 Hemis cause the stock power is usually enough (465hp, 490 torque). A new 426 Hemi crate motor is 13 grand, and a vintage 426 Hemi would be at least that.
If you just want a cool E-body to drive and have fun with, look for a clean and running '70-'74 Cuda/Challenger with a stout 440 for 20-30 grand. That's what I plan to do in the future. Let someone else put the $$$ into it unless you have enough to do it comfortably.
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American Performance Cars
Typically, a muscle car was a coupe version of some of the larger cars that were pervasive on U.S. highways in the 1960s and 1970s. The Mustang and Camaro, however, were designed separately [although they both heavily borrowed parts from other models] and these "pony" cars were a category all to themselves. For comparison's sake, they join the Dodge Challenger, a performance version of Mopar cars of its time. All three were compared by critics of that time and all three will once again be compared in a few years when production has been ramped up.
Muscle Car
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<b>Ford Mustang</b> -– Step back in time with me to April 1964 to an era when America was heavily involved in the space race, Lyndon Johnson was president, and General Motors ruled autodom. Ford, for its part, had been nipping at GM's heels for years, but the failed Edsels of the late 1950s had cost the company dearly. Still, it was the time of the New York World's Fair and Ford used the fair and television technology to promote its newest offering, the Mustang. A 2+2 coupe borrowing parts from the Fairlane and Falcon, the 1964 ½ model was the first one sold and is widely credited with being the best introduction of a new vehicle ever. With a V6 engine standard and V8 optional, the all new Mustang quickly broke sales records and has been a hot seller ever since. Indeed, with the introduction of the "retro" look Mustang in 2005, the car once again has spawned interest in the muscle car segment as both DaimlerChrysler and General Motors craft competing models of their own.
<b>Dodge Challenger</b> -– After the success of earlier muscle cars including the Dodge Charger and Plymouth ‘Cuda, the Dodge Challenger was launched as a 1970 model. The car borrowed heavily from the ‘Cuda although the sheet metal was somewhat different and the wheelbase was stretched by a couple of inches. Because the muscle car era was in decline at the time of its introduction, the Challenger lasted only five model years before it was cancelled. The concept Challenger currently on display at many auto shows is based on the 1970 design and is the talk of message boards and blogs across the nation. Look for Hemi powered engines as being favored by many owners; the car is likely to share some technology with the current Magnum wagon and Charger sedan.
Differents types Of Magnificent Cars
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