Mopar Pillows
Description: 1971-1976 Chrysler by Chrysler rear end. The Chrysler by Chrysler was the upmarket model for Chrysler Australia during these years. Based on the Valiant, it had a longer wheelbase and had all the fruit that you would expect from a luxo-barge of the time. Unlike the Valiant models, the C by C could be had with a two-barrel 360 cubic inch V8. There was also a coupe version based on the Valiant two door Hardtop. Ultra rare thee days...
Description: 🛻💪 Dodge Dakota – The V8 Mid-Size Muscle Truck The Dodge Dakota changed the game — the first mid-size pickup with real V8 muscle. From the rugged early models to the sporty R/T, it delivered serious performance without full-size bulk. Built tough for hauling, wrenching, and off-road fun, the Dakota earns its stripes as a Mopar classic. Perfect for Dodge fans, truck lovers, and anyone who knows the sweet spot between power and practicality. 🔧🔥🇺🇸
Description: 🏁🔥 Dodge Challenger – The Ultimate American Muscle Legend The Dodge Challenger roars with bold styling and monstrous V8 power, blending classic muscle car heritage with modern performance. From vintage HEMI beasts to the latest SRT Hellcats, the Challenger commands respect on the street and track alike. Perfect for muscle car fans, Mopar enthusiasts, and drivers who live for raw power and attitude. 🇺🇸💨🏎️
Description: A bold retro automotive design featuring the iconic Plymouth Duster mascot with its cartoon whirlwind style and mischievous eyes. Originally launched in 1970, the Duster became one of Plymouth’s most recognizable muscle cars, known for performance and personality. This distressed vintage artwork captures the playful yet powerful vibe of classic American car culture, making it perfect for muscle car fans, retro gearheads, and collectors of 70s automotive history. Great for those who love nostalgic Mopar style with a touch of humor.
Description: Hey Charger! The legendary 1971 Chrysler Valiant Charger R/T. Based on the Aussie Valiant ('A Body' platform - think Plymouth Valiant, Dodge Dart, Plymouth Duster), the Charger was a shorter-wheelbase derivative of the Valiant Sedan and Two Door Hardtop models. Styled by the late great Robert Hubbach (the styling designer of the Dodge Viper GTS Coupe), this car was a runaway success for Chrysler Australia in the early 1970s. Powered by the awesome 265 cubic inch Hemi straight six with over 300 horsepower, this machine was a formidable racecar both in Australia and New Zealand. Truly a piece of automotive art.
Hey Charger! Australian 1971 Valiant Charger R/T rear end Pillow
by Toz-Art
$23 $28
Description: This bold minimalist artwork captures the raw power and modern aggression of the 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170. Rendered in deep black tones with precision-highlighted contours, the graphic emphasizes the signature quad halo headlights, hood scoop, and aggressive stance of the legendary muscle car. The “SRT” logo sits boldly across the grille, serving as a focal point. With its sleek monochrome silhouette design and piercing contrast lighting, this piece delivers a clean yet commanding presence—perfect for muscle car enthusiasts, collectors, or street performance fans.
2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 Front View – Blackout Silhouette Muscle Car Art Pillow
by Car Arts
$23 $28
Description: The Hays Clutches & Flywheels logo appeared on the fender of the #71 race car in The Dukes of Hazzard episode “Repo Men” (Season 1, Episode 4). This car was actually the very first General Lee (originally “LEE 1”) later repainted and fitted with sponsor decals for the scene.
HAYS CLUTCHES / FLYWHEELS - Dukes of Hazzard LEE1 Pillow
by House of the Future
$23 $28
