The Greatest Mopar Cars & Trucks
By David Castro
![Joe Driscoll, left, of the Chickasaw Motor Lines, gets help from Mrs. Gypsy Cheek and Mrs. Carol Waffird for some parts June 25, 1979 at the Madam Mopar, Inc., an all-girl operated automobile part company at 1130 Polk Ave.69then06 090 Joe Driscoll, left, of the Chickasaw Motor Lines, gets help from Mrs. Gypsy Cheek and Mrs. Carol Waffird for some parts June 25, 1979 at the Madam Mopar, Inc., an all-girl operated automobile part company at 1130 Polk Ave.69then06 090](https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/c_fill,w_720,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto/shape/cover/sport/913fc8d362ab99d1ea364eed1e4fbf2222584a296b795f03108afe5c2716dc52.jpg)
1970 Plymouth Superbird
Not very subtle, regardless of paint job. The Superbird was the biproduct of NASCAR homologation and Mopar aficionados saw approximately 1,900 produced for the street. Power was provided by either a 426 Hemi or a 440ci Super Commando with a Six Pack. A bit ostentatious on the road, but isn’t that what you want from a Mopar icon?