Who has never imagined the presence in the world of a factory where inside are only muscle cars that have made history? Well, that is what you find inside a completely specialized shop, which is not really well located, but is located within the United States. Inside are completely iconic cars such as the Dodge Charger and Plymouth Road Runners, for example. To these cars, repairs are made by mechanics who are definitely experts in these kinds of cars, with the goal of restoring them. This is precisely what YouTuber Ryan, aka The Auto Archaeologist, discovered during one of his explorations in search of forgotten cars.
A workshop full of muscle cars
The workshop we are talking about is located in an unspecified area, and from the information that has been received by Hotcars would be a real treasure for all those who love these kinds of cars. Inside the facility are cars that are being restored, in addition there are also cars that have been completely disassembled and others that are ready to be delivered to their rightful owners. For example, cars such as Plymouth Superbird with its distinctive rear wing, a Hemi Cuda with a rather shabby style, and even a Dodge Charger that is missing its rear bodywork have been mentioned.
Inside this workshop, there are not only complete or disassembled cars, but also an endless array of spare parts for these cars. To be precise, you can find V8 Hemi engines, tires of all kinds, and various components that can be used to completely restore one of these muscle cars. In addition, there even seems to be an entire department where one is dedicated solely to fabricating custom parts. This happens when one of the original parts that needs restoration is either unavailable or too damaged to be used.
Obviously, no mere workers can work inside this plant; in fact, the mechanics in charge are seen as true artists in the field. They are able to transform a complete rusting wreck into a completely new muscle car. These technicians use traditional and modern measures to bring these historic vehicles back to life, putting the utmost effort into even every tiny detail.
A unique opportunity for enthusiasts
The HotCars article also invites all classic car enthusiasts to share their findings. If you have a hidden muscle car in your garage or barn, this could be your chance to make it shine again. To conclude, we can make a small list of the cars that generate real treasure and are found inside the garage. A 1970 Plymouth Superbird, with its distinctive rear wing, this car needs body work to return to its beauty. A 197 Plymouth Road Runner 197 generally in good condition, but requiring mainly refinishing and polishing. A 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda, in very damaged condition, needing complete restoration. A 1970 Dodge Charger, which is missing part of the rear bodywork, thus requiring fabrication and re-assembly work. A 1967 Chevrolet Camaro, for which the paint job has been completed, lacking only the final re-assembly. But these are just a few of the muscle cars; there are many more inside.