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Okay, here is the requested summary:- The 1967 Plymouth Satellite was the first Mopar to feature the 426 Hemi engine, originally designed for NASCAR, marking a pivotal moment in muscle car history.
- Of 12 vehicles built with the 426 Hemi, only six were true satellites, and none with original matching numbers have been confirmed to exist, making them exceptionally rare and valuable.
- The 1970 Dodge Super Bee was an affordable option for muscle car enthusiasts, focusing on raw power and simplicity, making it a standout in Dodge's Scat Pack lineup.
- The 1970 Plymouth GTX was known for its balance of raw performance and refined luxury, catering to drivers who valued comfort and speed.
- The 1971 Dodge Charger, with its bold styling and uncompromising performance, defined the golden age of American muscle cars.
- The 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona with its aerodynamic design, and the 1970 Plymouth Superbird, was created to optimize high-speed racing on the track.
