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Mopar restomods filmed in 2024 by #moparbro fred_eazy25

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00:52 dodge charger restomod with hellephant hemi
02:41 charger restomod with viper engine
04:12 dodge challenger restomod with 392 hemi
11:25 plymouth barracuda restomod with 6.1L hemi

A Mopar restomod is a classic Mopar vehicle (from brands like Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, or Jeep) that has been restored while incorporating modern upgrades and modifications. The term "restomod" is a blend of "restoration" and "modification," which refers to maintaining the car's vintage aesthetics while enhancing its performance, safety, comfort, or technology.

Key Characteristics of a Mopar Restomod:
Classic Styling with Modern Performance:

The exterior usually retains the original look of the vintage Mopar, but the drivetrain, suspension, brakes, and other components are updated for better performance.
For example, a 1970 Dodge Challenger might have a modern Hellcat HEMI engine swapped in for more power.
Upgraded Suspension and Handling:

Many restomods feature upgraded coil-over suspension, disc brakes, and chassis reinforcements for improved handling and safety.
Modern Interiors:

The interior may be upgraded with modern amenities like air conditioning, touchscreen infotainment systems, premium sound systems, and custom leather seats while keeping a retro vibe.
Improved Reliability:

Old carbureted engines might be replaced with modern fuel-injected engines (e.g., Gen III HEMI swaps) for better reliability and fuel efficiency.
Custom Wheels and Tires:

Restomods often include larger, more modern wheels and low-profile tires for improved grip and style.
Paint and Bodywork:

Restored Mopars are typically finished in high-quality, custom paint jobs, sometimes incorporating unique designs or original factory colors.
Example of a Mopar Restomod:
Car: 1969 Plymouth Road Runner
Restomod Features:
Engine: Swapped with a modern 6.4L HEMI.
Transmission: 8-speed automatic or 6-speed manual.
Brakes: Brembo disc brakes.
Suspension: Upgraded coil-overs with independent rear suspension.
Interior: Modern gauges, custom seats, and Bluetooth audio.
Exterior: Original design but with a metallic custom paint job.
Mopar restomods are popular because they blend the classic charm of vintage Mopars with the reliability and performance of modern technology. They're perfect for enthusiasts who love the look of classic cars but want to enjoy them without sacrificing modern comforts or driving performance.

Check out a restomod 1972 dodge charger with a 2004 srt 10 viper engine and a 6 speed viper transmission. This dodge charger restomod was filmed at the Cars & Coffee Windsor Charity Car Show at Stellantis Plan Windsor Assembly Plant.

Check out this custom dodge challenger Filmed at the hot august nights car show at webers burgers.
This unique build is a classic dodge challenger r/t that has a modern 6.4L hemi in it !

Classic Dodge charger restomod with hellephant motor found at moparfest.

A Hellephant Charger restomod refers to a classic Dodge Charger (typically late 1960s or early 1970s) restored and modified to include Mopar's legendary Hellephant 426 Supercharged HEMI crate engine, paired with modern technology and performance upgrades. The Hellephant engine is a beast, producing 1,000 horsepower and 950 lb-ft of torque right out of the box. Combining this engine with the timeless design of a Charger makes for a dream restomod.

Rare plymouth barracuda "You're looking at a multi-million-dollar MUSCLE car. Factory car with the following options i see; 426 hemi, shaker hood, 4 speed, Hurst pistol grip, convertible top, luggage rack or touring rack (not really sure on what dodge labeled it), side decals, wood grain steering wheel (or deluxe interior)".

So yes, very rare, very expensive in its day, very VERY expensive today, and lastly very factory. That's an og car.

Filmed at the Hot August Nights Meet at Webers burgers car meet.

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