Dodge Charger Super Bee that flexes a spotless package is looking for a new garage, obviously at a price few people can ...

In the middle of the 1969 model year, Chrysler began offering a three-two-barrel carburetor arrangement, called the Six Pack ...

People wanted hulking, powerful engines ... the Mopar 440, which hit the market in 1966. Chrysler had several different output versions of the 440, with the highest being the Six Pack iteration ...

Devoid of any fancy amenities but only available with big-block V8 engines, the Super Bee was ... According to our host, the original 440 Six-Pack unit is no longer under the hood.

It's a 1966 Dodge Coronet Wagon. It's powered by a 440 Magnum Six Pack manipulated through a Hemi 4-speed and routed through a Hemi Dana 90 rear end. Now, we know this isn't a numbers matching ...

The Super Bee was based on the Coronet platform and was available with a range of engine options, including the monstrous 426 HEMI and the 440 Six-Pack. With its bold graphics, affordable price ...

As Mopar muscle cars go, the 1967 model is the first Charger that could be ordered with a 440-cubic-inch V-8 engine ... the unsung 1967 Dodge Charger was Mecum Auctions’ Lot #S18, which failed ...

The Ninety-Eight name derived from the Series 90 line, powered by a V8 engine. Production was paused from 1942 to ...

However, as six-pack sales declined, I do wonder what average American drinkers are going to pick up for the weekend so they have something to sip on as they work on the engines of their ‘88 ...