In 1968, Chrysler introduced a pair of entry-level muscle cars. Both were based on the bread-and-butter Dodge Coronet and Plymouth Belvedere nameplates. I'm obviously talking about the Super Bee and ...

Everybody probably agrees that the 1969 Super Bee was a genuine head-turning machine, but there's something that made it even more compelling. This is how Dodge described the Scat Pack. In a factory ...

Chrysler engineers had one thing in mind when they added the Six Pack Super Bee to the Dodge lineup midway through the '69 production year-racing. The minds behind these machines, including a number ...

While a Mopar has yet to benefit from Schwartz's deft handiwork, it's easy to see from his previous efforts that the man does not play favorites. A wayward Mopar was bound to find its way to his ...