MOPAR LINKS

• AllPar - Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge Central - a Mopar enthusiast site with information on over 200 nameplates and many engines, covering the tamest of K-cars to the Hemis and Vipers.
• The LeBaron Pages - This website exists primarily for two reasons. Firstly, my pride and joy, a 1991 Chrysler LeBaron GTC Coupe. And secondly, an apparent lack of LeBaron websites for other enthusiasts of this fine automobile to enjoy.
• Moparts - A very well done site with tons and tons of Mopar information including Message Boards, Mopar Pictures, books, hats, plates, shirts... ANYTHING you can think of having to do with Mopar will be found here.
• Dr. Mopar - Doc has over 500 MOPARS from the 1950's to 1980's. Accurate descriptions of parts, fair prices, all parts are guaranteed. UPS shipping daily. International customers welcomed.
• R/T Specialties - We at R/T Specialties serve the MOPAR enthusiast/restorer by supplying new, new-old-stock, reproduction, and selected aftermarket parts for purposes of restoration of the Chrysler Corporation's 60's & 70's muscle/collector cars. We have a vast selection of parts, wiring diagrams, rubber products, hardware, clips/fasteners, kits, etc, to support the restoration of these vehicles.
• Steve's Dodge Charger Website
• Dodgetopia - Your first and last stop for Dodge and Tools
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MOPAR CLUBS

• Mopar Alley Club
• Winged Warriors
• The Early Barracuda Page
• Mid-Michigan MOPAR Enthusiasts - all MOPAR and AMC car club, serving the Lansing and surrounding areas. We are a non-profit club, organized for the purpose of enjoyment, maintenance and restoration of Chrysler Corporation products.
• The WPC Club, Inc. - non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and enjoyment of Chrysler Products, namely Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler, Imperial, Jeep, Eagle and related vehicles, including antecedents Maxwell and Chalmers Motor Cars.
• The Antique Truck Club of America, Inc. - founded in January, 1971, is an organization of persons who own, or have an interest in, antique commercial vehicles and who wish to promote the preservation, restoration, operation and history of antique commercial vehicles.
• The Houston Mopar Connection Club (H.M.C.C.) - The Houston Mopar Connection Club (HMCC) has over 100 family members at this time. We have interest in all vehicles made by or associated with what was the Chrysler Corporation! Some of us are starting to get used to DaimlerChrysler, too
• American Truck Historical Society - History Incorporated in 1971, the not-for-profit American Truck Historical Society was formed to preserve the history of trucks, the trucking industry, and its pioneers.
• Chrysler New Yorker Brougham Club - Dedicated to the ownership and admiration of one of Chrysler Corporation's finest creations, the 1976 through 1978 New Yorker Broughams.
• F-Bodies Mopar Club - Advice and friends for the lost powerhouse Mopar.
• Plymouth Owners Club - Founded in 1957 as the Plymouth 4 Cylinder Owners Club with just three members, today the Plymouth Club recognizes all 4, 6 and V8 powered Plymouth cars, Plymouth trucks and Fargo commercial vehicles built from 1928 up through our "sliding" 25-year age limit. Membership has grown from those first three to over 3,500 members worldwide with members in every U.S. state, most Canadian provinces and over 20 countries overseas. The Plymouth Club has many Regional groups in the United States and Canada.
• Midwest Mopars - Formed in the summer of 1985.
• Westcoast Mopar Club - The club is DEDICATED to the promotion and preservation of Chrysler Corporation vehicles of all makes, years and models.
• Northeast Hemi Owners Association
• The Dodge Coronet Registry - Dedicated to the 1948-1976 Dodge Coronet
• www.moparcarbque.com
• MoPar Scat Pack Club (Mopar Nationals)
• High Performance Auto Club - Kansas City's All-Chrysler Auto Club.
• Plymouth Barracuda/Cuda Owners' Club - The club was founded in 1978 for the preservation and restoration of 1964-1974 Plymouth Barracuda automobiles.
• The Chrysler 300 Club - The Chrysler 300 Club, Inc. was formed in Portland, Oregon in 1969 to recognize the Letter Series Chrysler 300's built from 1955 through 1965. In 1981 the Non-Letter 300 series built from 1962 through 1971 and the 1979 Cordoba 300 were included in the club. Chapters are currently in many major cities with members worldwide.

MOPAR PART DEALERS & GOS SUPPORTERS

The following is a list of some of the dealers you will find in our Mopar book. These are some of the most reputable AND nicest people that you're going to deal with in your search for parts. Why is that? Because they're nice enough to tell you about us which is basically like giving you a book of their competition. They do it for the good of the hobby. Don't you wish everyone was this nice?

There are literally hundreds of other companies listed in our book. We can't promise that the dealers listed below will have what you're looking for but if you can't find everything you need with our book within 30 days, we will completely refund your money.

When you contact these dealers, please let them know we sent you. We'd appreciate the plug and SOME DEALERS GIVE A DISCOUNT TO OUR CUSTOMERS!

If you would like to have your company listed on this page or other pages just do what these other companies have done. Let your customers know about Garden of Speedin'!

Tony's Parts
tonymopar@aol.com
96 Red Bird Lane, Harrington DE 19952
tel: 302-398-0821
Specializing in Muscle Car Era Plymouth/Dodge Cars & Parts.

Atlas Motor Parts
http://www.atlasobsolete.com/
10621 Bloomfield St. #32, Los Alamitos, CA 90720
tel: 562-594-5560; fax: 562-936-1398
Full line of NOS and reproduction parts for 1936-74 Plymouth, Dodge, Desoto, Chrysler, and Imperial. For our latest catalog, send $7 ($14 foreign). Specify 1936-59 or 1960-74.

Mike's Auto Parts
cmpparts@yahoo.com
Box 358, Ridgeland MS 39158
601-856-7214
4,000 NOS part numbers in stock for all American makes & models 1920-1985.
NOS & used. Collectibles too! Oil cans, signs, wall calendars, soft drink
bottles, etc.

AllPar
http://www.allpar.com/
fax: 561-264-6248
Most years. AllPar sells common performance parts from K&N, Dynomax, and other makers for front wheel drive Chrysler, Plymouth, and Dodge cars.

Texas Acres
http://www.texasacres.com; e-mail: texasacres@webtv.net
1130 F.M. 2410, Harker Heightrs, TX 76548
tel: 800-667-2764; fax: 254-628-9924
Used Parts for Chrysler Corp. Vehicles 1946-80 only

Phoenix Graphix
http://www.phoenixgraphix.com
PO Box 6489, Chandler, AZ 85246-6489
tel: 800-941-4550 or 602-941-4550; fax: 602-345-8680
Most years. Specializes in all types of stripes and decals for any car, any year. Best prices.

Mopar Collectors Guide Magazine
http://www.moparcollectorsguide.com
P.O.Box 15489, Baton Rouge, LA 70895-5489
Phone: 225 274-0609; Fax: 225 274-9033
"This Is The One Everyone's Talking About."

Mopar Muscle Magazine
http://www.moparmusclemagazine.com

Faxon Auto Literature
http://stores.ebay.com/Faxon-Auto-Literature
3901 Carter Ave.
Riverside CA 92501
Phone: 800-458-2734
World's largest selection of factory automotive manuals & literature. Call us toll free at (800)458-2734 for even more books from our 14,000 sqft. warehouse. Find the best manuals & literature for your vehicle.

ALLPAR's All-Chrysler Registry - We would like to see as many vehicles as possible added to the registry.

MOPARS IN THE WORLD OF...

Television

• There is a '71 Hemi Cuda in "Nash Bridges," which was on Friday nights. (Submitted by Icehouse)

Music

• The B-52's sing "She drove a Plymouth Satellite afasta than the speed of light" in "Planet Claire." (Submitted by GOS owner Adam Gimbel)
• Jonathan Richman has a song called "Dodge Vegomatic" about a car that won't run. (Submitted by GOS owner Adam Gimbel)
• There is a song called "Barracuda" by Heart. (Submitted by GOS owner Adam Gimbel)
• Bo Diddley has a song called "Roadrunner." (Submitted by GOS owner Adam Gimbel)
• In the Beach Boys song "Little Old Lady from Pasadena," she drove a super stock Dodge with a 426! (submitted by SICKBOY426)
• A '74 Dodge Dart was mentioned in "I Left My Wallet in El Segundo" by A Tribe Called Quest. (submitted by Patrick)

Celebrity Owners

• Jay Leno has a 1966 Dodge Coronet. (Submitted by Edward Morris)

Movies

• In Natural Born Killers, a 1970 Dodge Challenger convertible is featured. (Submitted by armando@imt.net)
• There's an excellent scene in the film "BULLET" with Steve McQueen in which a Dodge Charger R/T slams it into low and floors it while Mc Queen gives chase in a '69 or '70 Mustang Fastback. Both cars appear to have manual transmissions! (Submitted by Ray Garcia)
• Stephen King's "Christine" was a 1958 Plymouth Fury. (Submitted by Carie McAllister)
• There is a movie called "Dirty Mary & Crazy Larry" 1973 starring Peter
  Fonda. It includes a Lemon Twist 1969 Dodge Charger 440 with a black stripe. It has some good chase scenes with some great sound. Unfortunatley in the end they really cuff up the Charger. Lots of good scenes though. (Submitted by Noah Summers)
• The original 'Vanishing Point' had a 1971 Dodge Challenger in white. (Submitted by Angela Wilson)
• 1974 Peter Fonda movie- 'Diry Mary, Crazy Larry' featured a 1969 440 R/T Charger in sublime green. (Submitted by Angela Wilson)

Name Origins

• Originally it was a marking used by the Chrysler Corp. on shipping boxes and such as a contraction for the words " motor parts ", shortened to mo'par.

Other

• San Diego has a football team called the Chargers (Submitted by GOS owner Adam Gimbel)
• Roadrunner is also a Warner Brothers cartoon character that utters the phrase "beep beep". (Submitted by GOS owner Adam Gimbel)
• A duster is also a device used to avoid the assemblance of dust. (Submitted by GOS owner Adam Gimbel)
• Mr. Belvedere was a critically acclaimed television program in the 80's. (Submitted by GOS owner Adam Gimbel)
• Darts are also a game popular in British pubs. (Submitted by GOS owner Adam Gimbel)
• [Pictured below] GOS head honcho Adam Gimbel (wearing fake sideburns and attempting to be as manly as Luke Duke) kisses his lovely girlfriend Summer Brannin, dressed as a 1969 Dodge Charger (the General Lee, yeeeeeee-ha!) Halloween 1997.