2025 Mopar FEATURED Mopar for our club and our member Troy's story about his 1972 Dodge Challenger Rallye. Originally a 340 automatic but converted to 4-speed with a 360 by previous owner. After failing to resolve vibration issues in drive train, I decided to enlist the help of Doug Schneider to build a new engine for it. We started with a 1975 360 block, bored 30 over from stock, stroked out to a 408ci, 3:90 gear SureGrip through an A833 4-speed. 10.5 to 1 compression, 190 TrickFlow heads with roller rockers, QuickFuel 650 Dbbl-pumper carb, Milodon oil pan and windage tray, TTI ceramic headers, MSD Blaster coil and MSD electronic distributor, Dyno tested at 499.3hp & 505.4tq. It has been a labor of love and I'm very proud and happy with it's performance. My beginnings in muscle cars started at 16 years old with a 65 Impala convertible. Many cars later I started my current collection with a 69 GTO convertible, a 1971 Mustang coupe, and now joining the ranks of Mopar lovers, my 72 Rallye Challenger. Joining clubs and pages like Mopars of Las Vegas, and 70-74 Challengers & Cudas has been enriching my Dodge experience. I was featured on the title page for the month of January 2025 by page principal and admin Big Mike and received many positive responses. As a young enthusiast, I always dreamed of owning a cool, classic muscle car from all of the big 3 manufacturers. This Dodge has completed that dream. It continues to bring me happiness and hopefully many more years of driving pleasure!!! Click Gas Cap.

The club website was updated Jan 13, 2025.

I formed this club in July 2002. A new 2025 never has been posted, is a member within our club. Please click Troy's 1972 Dodge Challenger for his photo gallery. I too have updated a parts link, Tommy Chryco. I have scored some parts from Tommy and he too owns a cool Mopar. I offered to share the love to my contacts if you are looking for parts tell Tommy I sent you. I hope to visit him in Canada when I get in his area.