These Mopar related World Wide Web links are divided into three categories... personal web pages, club and organizations and parts and equipment sites. Each have been visited and are verified to contain interesting and/or helpful information for the Mopar enthusiast. All sites chosen have received a "Golden Garage" rating of at least "1", an indication that it is a very high quality site, with some getting a higher rating if their content can reach a bigger audience due to a broader appeal.

Personal Web Sites

"Franco's 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 340 Web Page" is the place to go if you are into these great Mopars. This site has more Swingers than a '70s skin flick! Check it out.

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net-solutions.net/~mopar is the personal web page of MML member Mopar Chris. His site is dedicated the the documentation of the "amazingly fast" construction of his 440-6 '70 Challenger. Go from an older black and white "This is what it looked like..." picture to the nearly completed machine.

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moparrt.com is a great personal web page of a real, bonified long time Mopar junky, Harry. That's what we really like about his site. He shows you pictures of his current car projects, but digs back into the past to his deep family Mopar roots. There are some wonderful pictures of his Grandfather(s) early cars along with shots of he and his brother working on some early hemi iron. Well worth a quick surf.

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Clubs and Organizations

Indyram.org has all the information regarding those special, limited run, '96 Indianapolis 500 edition Ram pickups. The site includes photos along with locations of registered Indyram members. If you own one of these great trucks you need to visit, and bookmark, this site

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Tailfins.com is a professionally constructed site geared specifically towards the Slant Six enthusiast. Becomeing a member is easy and is a great way for slant6 heads to share ideas and photos. We wern't able to surf through the members areas but if they are as organized as the availible pages then you 6 cylinder people should have a great place to meet.

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Heminet.com is another professionally constructed site that encompasses every aspect of our hobby... and then some. There sections for classified ads, Mopar club information, a "www car registry" and so much more. Plan to spend some time browsing through this one.

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Parts and Equipment Sources

Tptools.com is the home auto restorers dream store. They specialize in sandblasters, bead blasting cabinets and HVLP paint spraying equipment, along with a wide assortment of power and specialty tools for us car guys. There are examples of there wares and you can order a catalog right there at the site.

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Eastwoodco.com ... is there a more widely known name in auto restoration specialty tools? Their web site is a great cross section of what is available from their full catalog. The site even includes special reduced price items. A great place to start building that collection of tools and supplies.

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Motorsports Marketplace is a great place to look for that car you've dreamed of, that rare part that has been eluding you... or to even list some custom, race or collector car or part you may want to sell. It is one of the fastest growing sites that caters to us... the go fast enthusiat. It has Sandy's "2 thumbs up", hell, he sold his '72 Road Runner within 3 weeks to someone who saw his ad on this site! Check it out!

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USAWeld.com sells what Sandy believes to be the best built all around mig welder for restoheads, the HTP brand. He has been using his for around 7 years now with few problems. Their web site offers a great look at the full line of welders and accessories. Sandy also bought his auto darkening welding helmet from these guys... he seems love it almost as much as the welder!

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Year One ... what is there to say about a place that has pulled together all the original and reproduction stuff you could ever need for your restoration and put it into one big-ass cataloge. Even though they stole my "website navigation" theme I still consider them my first stop when looking for needed parts.

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