There can be no denying that the muscle car era of the ’60s fashioned some amazing adrenaline-fabricated Detroit Iron. Near the top was the Dodge Charger, specifically the ’68. Had the ’68 been blessed with the powerplant that now resides in the Hollywood Hot Rods (HHR)-built ’68 Dodge Charger, we suspect it would have clearly been number one within the muscle car crowd.
“What’s under the hood?” is typically the first question asked when walking the walkways of any car show or rambling the aisles at any Friday night burger joint gathering. Of course, today, the sophisticated rodder has his coffee and doughnuts with a healthy dose of high-octane gas fumes, the crackling of a potent V-8, and the early morning
