1967 Dodge Charger - This Old Man, He Goes Fast

JHRS’s creations are all about functionality. Since ’60s-era Detroit iron wasn’t exactly influenced by the wind tunnel, JHRS crafted a custom aluminum chin spoiler onto the bumper.

It’s a shame that this vintage of Charger isn’t more popular, since they have one of the most unique interiors of the muscle car era. The gauges look like some trick retro aftermarket units, but they’re actually stock. JHRS merely restored them with modern internals.

To tuck the gas tank as neatly into the body as possible without sacrificing fuel capacity, JHRS raised the trunk floor in addition to building a custom cell. Viewed from the rear profile, nothing hangs below the bottom of the quarter-panels.

With any Alan Johnson–built car, even the things you don’t notice are custom. As if Hemis aren’t pretty enough, JHRS dressed it with a custom air cleaner and valve covers. The custom inner fenders have indentations that mimic the quarter-panel, and the firewall is custom as well.