As with most any modern engine swap for a classic car, there’s going to be some modern technology that comes along with it. Fortunately, we weren’t left to searching the wrecking yards for a few of the parts, they were available directly from Mopar.
Project Windstorm: Holley’s Mid-Sump Oil Pan for the Win
Some swap are easy, and some are a bit more tedious, but swapping a Hellcat into a ’65 Plymouth is not impossible. It just means paying attention to details, and fortunately, we have companies like Holley that provide the parts we need.
The Evil R/T: Jason’s 1969 Charger From The Dark Side
Growing up with TV cars is a sure fire way to become a gearhead at an early age. When you get older, those fond memories can help you decide what kind of muscle car you want to own, like they did for Jason and his Charger.
Inside Out: George’s 1966 Coronet Gets Rescued After 20 Years
George spent years looking for a specific car, but found the one he wanted right under his nose – 20 years ago. He went back, and it was still there, so he brought it home.
B5 Beauty: A Cool Cruisin’ 1971 Plymouth ‘Cuda
One of the more popular colors in the history of the Mopar lineup has been B5 blue, and this example is the epitome of that color. You can’t miss it cruising around the SoCal area.