Hollywoods Golden age stars of the silver screen and their cars

 Clark Gable and his 32 Packard

 Laurel and Hardy in a 1930 Buick Series 30

 Al Jolson and his Mercedes

 Errol Flynn and his Auburn Speedster

 Ginger Rodgers and her 37 Dodge

 Jimmy Stewart and his Plymouth

 Joan Crawford and her 32 Lincoln Model K

 Bing Crosby and a 39 Oldsmobile at the movie studios

Cary Grant and his 1941 Buick Century

more cool stuff from SwissStache

  Above is a GT40 used during the filming of LeMans

 Above: a rare Porsche

 Above: Dodge power wagons with the french military

 Above, Henry Ford and the 999 being driven by Barney Oldfield

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late 1960's early 1970's dragsters and the haulers they got rides on

all found on a thread on Moparts about Mopar haulers and the race cars... very cool stuff, two of my favorite topics http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=4135439&page=0&fpart=32&vc=1 

the Purple Heart dodge Magnum was at SEMA this year

Here is a good photo from last years Carlsbad Hooters car show that Heavy Hitters, Nokturnal, and Swift car clubs had. The photos from SEMA of it sucked, and this shows it far better. See the gallery I took of it with this photo at http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/04/heavy-hitters-nokturnal-and-swift-car.html

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

1969 Dodge Charger R/T