Kevin Driftmier – Irwindale Speedway “Whoever built the crate 360 in the ‘72 Barracuda, well, my hat’s off to them,” says Donald A. Driftmier. He and his daughter Melissa have driven the car back and forth to wo ...
It started when Shannon Awtrey-Reynolds was just a girl, when she and her dad spent the weekends either working on his ‘72 Barracuda or going to NHRA drag races. “My dad had the best way of teaching me to fix carburetors ...
Mike Lorenz, Need City, MI “At first, people got mad, thinking I chopped up a perfectly good Barracuda.” But Mike Lorenz, aka “’Cuda Mike,” swears he was buying his second ’Cuda when he noticed the Barracuda’s d ...
Kurtz Family, Lino Lakes, MN The Kurtz Family Lineup: Sheila (mom) » 2013 Dodge Charger R/T Joe (dad) » 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 Shelia and Joe » 2005 Dodge Magnum R/T » 2011 Jeep. Grand Cherokee Laredo Justin (son) » 2000 Je ...
A whole fleet of Mopar® vehicles and one that’s especially close at heart. Dean Quimby, Lino Lakes, MN Dean Quimby grew up in a Mopar family – his dad always drove Chrysler vehicles and, when he got his first car, he ...
Richard Horner, Naples, FL Five Mopar® vehicles led to this breathtaking Belvedere. When Richard Horner decides on a Mopar®, he pulls out all the stops to get it and make it right. Case in point, his 1964 Limited Production ...
Bob and Amanda Haberberger, Union, MO Bob: 1970 Duster Racecar Wife, Amanda: 1969 Dart Convertible Dad, Leroy: 1973 Duster The best man, Clayton: 1968 Super Bee Brother, Brian: 1972 Barracuda It’s no surprise that when Bob ...
2011 Challenger R/T Super Track Pak Challenger Joe, Penfield, NY Since he was three years old life was all about Mopar® cars for Joe. He remembers his first ride in a baby blue ‘67 Charger named “Charlie” — face pres ...
Ken Harris and his 1949 Chrysler Royal Ken and Jeanie Harris, Bartlesville, OK Jim was a neighbor who lived down the street from me here in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. One day he was outside polishing his car. Being a car nut, I ...
Mark Swindal’s 2011 Charger Mark Swindal, Hinesville, Georgia The skulls and the skeleton are just part of my theme. No, I don’t worship the devil. I call the skeleton “Skully.” The reaction from some people is unreal ...
