The first year of the G3, B body Charger is 1971 and most visible changes are cosmetic. The entire line-up of Chrysler products have been modified to meet the latest EPA mandated emission control measures and there are new safety regulations in place as well. The latest Charger is now 115 inches long, a full 2 inches shorter
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© Steirus | Dreamstime.com 1968 Dodge Dart GTS Convertible There were a few cosmetic changes for the 1968 Dodge Dart. The exterior front fascia had the grille-mounted parking/signal light configuration moved slightly farther from each fender with side marker lights also added to both sides front and rear, as mandated by law. The windshield wiper arms
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Automotive news in the second and third weeks of January is usually dominated by the newest cars and trucks from the Detroit show, but this year we’re hearing just as much, if not more, about the various punishments and legal difficulties besetting automakers and their suppliers. The FBI arrested a VW executive. Takata, the subcontractor
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I love my muscle car. I love the way it looks. Sometimes I could just look at it forever. Take in all the angles, high, low, side, front, rear. There are so many, and it looks fantastic from every one. It’s shaped much different from today’s cars. It’s got passion, character, soul. One glance and
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The Plymouth Duster, on the compact Chrysler “A-body” platform, is in show rooms by late 1969 for the 1970 model year. The model is available only as a two door coupe through-out its production run. The new Duster shares its platform with the Valiant, and for the first year only, the sporty Duster carries the
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