THE DODGE DEMON WAS A SHORT LIVED REIGN OF STREET TERROR AND THIS ONE IS THE ULTIMATE COLLECTOR CAR! 

EXACT same as my 1971 Demon from high school. Paint, racing stripes, scoops, EVERYTHING!

1971 Dodge Demon 340 is one of my favorite Mopars. I a friend of mine owned a 1969 Baricuda in the 1980's. Fond memories of riding in that car.

Just bought a 1971 Dodge Demon 340. Motor and transmission is in great condition but we sure do need to pour some love on the body and inside. She’s going to be beautiful. 62 yrs old and finally getting a Mopar

My first car was a 71 Duster that my Dad and I brought back from deaths door. It was a slant 6 car with buckets and a console that we carefully resurrected from a rough car to a solid good looking runner. We farmed out a frame repair (torsion bars rusted thru there mounts) and the body and paint. Wish I still had the ole girl if nothing more then it had my Dads fingerprints all over it.

My first car was a 1971 dodge demon red 318 that my dad bought for me. had so much fun in it. then had a 1974 dodge dart sport and a plymouth duster

So many things I'd love to say, but... I won't because I love this show and these wonderful cars...

Bought a new 1972 340 / 4 speed demon , 3600 bucks.

Both cars came out awesome, from when they first arrived.

I once owned a 71 Demon 340 4-speed in red with black stripes.. Sold it for $1000 in the 80s

Thanks for letting the painter do this video with no it all mark

I bought a 71 Demon in 72. It was modified by the original owner and it was scary fast. I couldn't talk to the original owner because he was in Vietnam. His wife found out about his extra marital activities and she sold everything he had including the car. I paid $1900 for it and she said he had spent way more than that at the speed shop. Karma got me though. My wife rolled it and totaled it out while I was in Vietnam. It was too much car for her to be driving. I still have the license plate and the wife.

Great show! If I ever had the money and the time to wait for one , I’d definitely have a car done by you. You’re expertise with these cars is amazing! Every car that leaves your shop is rolling artwork. just a suggestion how about moving your operation the hell out of dismal disgusting Oregon! How about somewhere like Arizona . I bet you would get more done faster. Plus those cars that are sitting around for years would be dry not exposed to that rain you get every f-ing day. I know all about that . I’m a truck driver that does only the west coast and Oregon and Washington are the most depressing places to drive through for sure. I’m amazed you actually get as much done as you do!

My second car was a slant six Dodge Dart Sport. If it wasn’t for all the Bondo covering all the rust, I would be driving it today. 😊

OMG Laughing, Will Said I was taught by your guy painting in the booth cigarette in his mouth no respirator. Reminds me of the guy I first learned from.

My car! It's even my color!

yes , the '69 Cuda is indeed a super classic design.

He pretty much got a whole episode of a blue 69 barracuda when the main focus should have been to 71 Mr norms Dodge demon.

I always thought our Mopars were the best cars.

I had a 73 340 duster royal poc, too bad Mark has some sweet cars, because he's a huge JERK!

I like this but mark just seems to rattle on about the projects

Stripe was put on to low. The handle of the cap should also be black.

The Demon name pissed off some religious group so Chrysler quit using the name after two years.

Never Liked the Cudas before 1970. Disliked the 66-67 Chargers also. The Demon Is Cool.

Time for a real announcer, the guy you're using makes my skin crawl.

What kind of wanna be show is this? It's not very good...

Ice- box man what is ky jelly and what is it used for?

O no leave the real painting of the very rare cars to Will ice box-man is old news washed-up has been. Don't tarnish the Graveyard brand. You got to know when to fold-um Ice Box man stand down

So much filler in there videos. No wonder it takes years to get at these cars!