I love, the body design of the Duster, for me; it is more gorgeous than the Challenger and Cuda….. I said. Thank you for share this photos. I enjoy it!!!

Challengers make awesome race cars!

How cool was that...the rebuild of a MOPAR MISSILE in fast motion!

so you need high heat for 60 minutes for the protector? As much as I trust the product, I'm iffy using high heat and even for x1 hour on anything.

Great video man

Wrapping a street legal sprint car and been watching videos on it. Lol then I see the sponsers are Tupelo. Not everyday you see a fellow north Mississippian. Watching from Booneville.

I took mine off years ago and they were sitting in my hallway. Unfortunately they are not magnetized anymore. Any ideas what I could do? Maybe attach Velcro to the corners of them? IDK. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

Amazing thanks

My Son and I have a 71 Cuda drag car l bought in 2011 were gonna rebuild the small block this winter it was in an 81 mirada that ran 11:5s with a 300 shot of nitrous the Cuda has 488 gears and fiberglass doors and frontend so we should be able to run in the 10s it will mostly run 8th mile were it should do quite well

My dad worked for Don at his Saw Mills NC shop, said he was a great man that'd give you the shirt off his back. First 8 sec. P/S quarter mile and the originator of the clutchless 4-speed. He left this world way too soon.

Geez! Chrysler hit it out of the park with the Hemi

The best of time's 70 to 76 Pro Stocks Great Pictures Thanks for sharing what awesome memories Thanks again!!!

Very cool and nostalgic video....those were the days!

YOU had to F it up with that music noise.

Thats the story of chevys in nhra and nascar....when they say chevy rules they mean chevy:rules thats why there is nary a ford or mopar in pro stock today... .

Magnets are good to keep the vinyl in place if you don't have a garage and your doing it in the Wind

What a badass car..so cool to see this legend come back to life! Thx for preserving such a fantastic piece of history.

Excellent work gentleman

I definitely remember this car first time seen it was Detroit Dragway early 70s and Chi town hustler along with Grumpys toy, Bill Jenkins

This ain't no movie. This is pictures with very boring guitar riffs. Terrible

A great video about one of the great Pro Stock cars of the Era. Very well done!! RIP Don Carlton!!!!

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Missile 'Cuda terror!

Nothing compares to the golden drag racing era! Motown Missile is one of the greatest legends. Mopar legend...💪💪💪

Awesome movie and history. Fantastic car. Oh the music is kicking😎

Great music, too!

I always wondered when and why the name changed from Motown Missile to Mopar Missile????

AWESOME CAR 💪💪💪💪💪MOPAR

Its not fair to take a dump on the bike just because you saw one video of the forks failing, you can find a set of good used replacement forks for $50 dollars. The deadeye is a very good single speed for the price. I cant speak for anyone else but when I do get a new complete bike I almost immediately start upgrading it with aftermarket components and by the time its all said and done the frame is usually the only original thing left on there.

I remember the Missle in real life. Thanks to this and Sox & Martin I chose to go Mopar with a race car.

Thanks guys for all the hard work and money invested in preserving this piece of racing history!

What material are you using?

Saw the Cuda at a Mid week madness show with Sox And Martin, Grumpy, Don Nicholson , Ed Schartman and some others.....

Great video! I have a question...when you apply your overlays of neon or metallic before lamination, is there a certain tape or method you use to be sure the print isnt damaged by transfer tape or etc? I've never done an overlay like that and new to the gig. Thanks!

I know the current owner Mark Williamson

Just seen this car like 2 weeks ago at Mooresville for the Don Carlton throwback for Shuffle Town! Enjoyed it and glad I got to see it! I didn't grow up in this Era of pro stock. But was shocked I didn't see a Sox and Martin Car. The picture that's on my KZbin profile is from that event!

Pretty cool dog

This was very helpful thank you! I ordered car magnets and unfortunately the directions that came with weren’t as suggestive as yours!

This was my grandpas car glad to see it restored

Probably the wickedest Pro Stock car ever built in comparison to the competition at the time. As much as I loved the Motown Missile and crew, (big Don Carlton fan) When it came to Wally’s Nobody could touch Ronnie, Buddy and Jake….and then throw Herb in for good measure. I’m a diehard Mopar fan, Cuda’s Chargers, Challangers, Dusters and Demons. So many great teams, besides the aforementioned. Billy the Kid, Akron Arlen, Don Grotheer, Butch Leal, Dick Landry, Bill Bagshaw and Reid Whisnat…apologies to anyone I’ve missed. But they were just too good for the NHRA…Wally and company penalized them and gave a big advantage to the Grump and company. No disrespect to Bill, choosing to run that small block Vega was a brilliant idea, But the NHRA effectively killed the Mopars. Thanks for the post, glad to know that historical treasure was saved for posterity. But more importantly to me, Thank You for making me remember all those great racers and teams and the fantastic cars Dodge and Plymouth gave us to watch race. 👍🏻❤️😎

This beautiful 'Cuda is only second to the GOAT MOPAR ever, and that is the Sox & Martin 1971 Red, White & Blue 'Cuda!

Love repetitive music🤣but sure would love to hear that missile launch!

Lastly, T,J, Paul, love the photo animation, but I had to mute the ice-cream brain freeze music 6 minutes in.

One of my all-time favorite early Pro Stockers, and I was a Chevy guy! They were so dialed in, they'd arrive at the track, make a test pass, and wait for Eliminations. They were so relaxed many competitors said that was an indication that they were cheating; they weren't, they were THAT GOOD! Ted Spehar told me once that just for burps & giggles, he screwed on clear plexi discs to his rims, just to mess with his competition's heads. This is when Pro Stock was fun and GREAT.

💥 Thank You ✅ For Resurrecting History 💥

LOVE tha old cuda...but what tune is this, as it ROX!!!!

Thank u for this I really thought I had to throw them away

Being from Toronto, I remember this car. Then called "Rebound" campaigned by Beatty & Woods (Machine shop who are still in business) at Cayuga Dragway. I'm a friend of Henry Sega (Sega Speed Industries) as shown on the rear fenders of the car and also remember the car at his shop on occasion. It's Motown Missile heritage was known and I marvelled at it's custom touches. I always wondered why Henry held onto the original clutch pedal from the car was was glad that you fellows have it now in the restored car.

It's a small part of our history and represents an era now long passed. It great to see the car once again. It brings back good memories.

I would walk past a full field of today's pro stocks to watch this car test and tune...