The One Car I'll Never Sell | 31-Year Hellcat Mopar Build
I bought this 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T when I was just 14 years old for $2,000 sitting in a junkyard. More than 30 years later, it's still with me—but it's gone through an incredible transformation. What started as a father-son restoration became a street/strip big-block Mopar, and today it's powered by a Hellcat engine and an 8-speed automatic with modern suspension, brakes, Vintage Air, Dakota Digital gauges, and countless custom upgrades. In this video I'll show you the original photos, explain the entire build, share why this car means so much to my family, and walk through all of the modifications that turned it into one of my favorite vehicles to drive. If you enjoy classic cars, Mopars, Hellcat swaps, and family build stories, make sure to subscribe to BOHA for more projects every week.

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