3 beautiful Mopars from the Mopar Alley at SEMA this year, a 1969 Coronet, a 1970 Challenger convertible, and a 1971 Barracuda Convertible, and all have a hemi

 The 71 Barracuda, possibly the finest choices of options available on a Mopar are on this "Make what you really want" example... the wing, the billboard engine callout, the gills, and the shaker hood scoop.

 awesome

 when building the car they wanted, they chose air conditioning (which I thin was never offered with a Hemi with the huge air filter housing, and the 1970 shifter...

 I guess they didn't want to call their Coronet a Super Bee, or preferred the new truck Rumble Bee stripe instead. Possible more the first idea, because they didn't add a Super Bee to the trunk lid, or the grill

Mod Squad Challenger just auctioned, only 2 were made in 1972 that were convertible, both were for the tv show

see this gallery of the restoration of one at http://www.streetfire.net/photo/mod-squad-challenger-tv-car_1304342.htm or see a feature in Mopar Muscle Sept 1987
One just sold at Mecum at Monterey auction for 48500

The 1971 Dodge Challenger Convertible offered was one of the two or three cars used for on-screen work during the 1972 Mod Squad season. Since Chrysler discontinued Challenger Convertible production after 1971, this car was updated with 1972-specific front and rear components, creating an interesting hybrid. Highly optioned with an automatic transmission, bucket seats and a console, it was also used as a PR/show car in period. Today, it displays an exterior refinish dating back 10 years

Day two of ownership, bolted on the cragars and the traction bars

Found on http://rix86hd.tumblr.com/ 

Found this in the post office parking lot, looks like sins were committed on this Mr Norms Challenger... like that ugly wing

Saleen Motor Sports (SMS) 570 Challenger... the hood louvers are functional! Unlike 68 Camaro and 69 Roadrunner mesh louvers

If you wanted to impress everyone at the evening car cruise, this oughta work, color shifting LEDs under the car and under the hood

For best viewing, let the whole page load, then use your slide (far right of your screen) to slide through all of these photos to see what it looked like in person

For the company that makes the lighting system http://www.radiantz.com/