1971 Dodge Hemi Charger
Print No. MO-13

All of our prints measure 11" x 17, are printed on
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It was as if Chrysler hadn’t heard that the Detroit muscle car was dead! While GM and Ford started using unleaded gas, lower compression engines, and rating their engines at their GROSS horsepower level, Mopar went on business-as-usual. But it would be the last year for a performance party for Chrysler for a long time. The 426-cid, 425 hp Hemi beast was as beastly as ever. The updated Charger body had a new sheet metal, but it was an evolutionary styling change and it still looked like a Charger. The Hemi option not only came with heavy-duty everything, but optional was the “Grabber Hood.” The vacuum operated scoop, of flap would pop up when you put your foot into the big Hemi and get right to work grabbing big gulps of air for the hungry Hemi under the hood. It was gimmicks such as this that helped make the muscle car era so much fun. Muscle car designers did things just because they just LOOKED COOL!

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