Just a few of the hundreds of Mopars at the annual spring event in Las Vegas, Mopars at the Strip

I bet it's been a long time since you've seen a Sport Fury GT 440, C body, if ever

this might be a scam, or might be real. 1968 Super Stock spare lug nut container made for Dick Landy (or not)

you never can tell what might be hiding in the swap meets. Portago just posted that he bought a Tucker speedometer. 

race ready Mopars, one of the big attractions for me to go to the Mopars at the Strip event, to walk through the pits and see the full race converted street cars

I like the Super Bee 6 pack lift off fiberglass hood, one of the biggest hood scoops from a car manufacturer, looks great on every  Mopar

2 door post, Fury maybe?

1970 Plymouth Satellite convertible, nearly the same as the 70 Road Runner, but the small differences are very interesting to me. The tail lights, grill, etc

the rubber bumperettes, the space under the grill, and the brake lights, might be the only differences... though I don't think that the 1970 Road Runner was offered as a convertible.

if you need a good parts display table for your swap meet lot, you could do worse

10 second Plymouth Arrow

easiest way to make a good Super Bee look terrible, these rims

full race, very cool, Challenger

1975 Road Runner that was well taken care of and might be the best looking 75 RR I've ever seen

Red white and blue AFX plymouth at Mopars at the Strip 2013

Well set up 65 or 66 Barracuda optioned Valiant

good looking decal I've never seen before, on this 68 Coronet

bad ass 72 'Cuda from Widow Industries, innovative and cool version of the engine call out/hockey stripe style decal

Dodge COE, with a cool swept back pickup bed

Moby Dick , a Chrysler 300. Looks like from the last years they made letter cars