For Mopar enthusiasts, the 1960-1976 period represents a golden era of performance and design. Chrysler’s A, B, and E-body vehicles—spanning iconic models such as the Dodge Dart, Plymouth Barracuda, Dodge Charger, and the legendary Plymouth Road Runner—are among the most revered in automotive history. Restoring and customizing these vehicles requires access to quality, period-correct parts, which is where Classic Industries steps in. Known for offering high-quality reproduction and aftermarket parts for classic cars, Classic Industries provides an indispensable catalog that caters to the unique needs of A, B, and E-Body Mopar restorations.
Above: A very solid and sexy 1970 Dodge Charger recently graced CI's webpages in video, words, and photos.
Whether you’re restoring a vintage muscle car to its factory glory or enhancing it with modern performance upgrades, the 1960-1976 A, B, & E-Body Mopar Parts and Accessories Catalog is your go-to source. In this article, we’ll take an in-depth look at the contents and highlights of this catalog, focusing on the restoration, performance, and customization options it offers for Mopar enthusiasts.
Understanding Mopar’s A, B, and E-Body Platforms
Above: Several years ago, a customer who owns a racy red 1964 Plymouth Valiant convertible visited the Classic Industries Retail Showroom, which provided a great opportunity to take photos and later write an article. The Valiant sported a 318-cubic inch V8 and a four-speed manual transmission. Nice!
Before diving into the catalog, it's essential to understand the A, B, and E-body platforms that this catalog serves. These platforms were the foundation for some of Chrysler’s most popular models, especially during the muscle car era.
The Mopar A Bodies
Above: One of CI's ace photographers had a 1965 Dodge Dart 270 station wagon that was powered by the venerable 225-cubic inch slant-six engine. His car was featured in a CI article about employee owned pony and muscle cars.
Above: Those darn Chrysler slant-six mills are called terms like venerable and reliable and bullet-proof for a reason. Here's another CI article on a customer's 1969 Dodge Dart GT with a slant-six engine that has over 480,000 miles and has never been rebuilt!
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A-Body (1960-1969): The A-body platform was used for Chrysler’s smaller, compact cars, including the Plymouth Valiant (1960-1966), Dodge Dart (1960-1966), Plymouth Barracuda (1964-1969), and later models like the Dodge Dart Swinger and Plymouth Duster (1967-1976). These cars were prized for their lightweight construction, making them a favorite among performance enthusiasts.
Above: You'll find a CI customer's end of the 2nd generation 1969 Plymouth Barracuda, in an article that details the far too short 10-year history (1964-1974) of the Plymouth Barracuda.
Above and two below: The 1970-1976 Plymouth Duster, Dodge Dart Demon, and the 1974 Dodge Dart Sport are shown here (respectively) and detailed in the following Classic Industries' article.
Understanding the Mopar B Bodies
Above: The racy red clad 1966 Dodge Charger here is part of another informative Classic Industries article that details 1966-1974 Dodge Charger History: B-Body Mopar Muscle.
Above and below: Jet black 1968 Dodge Chargers make for menacing looking 'bad guys cars', should you be filming a movie for example by the name of 'Bullitt.' It's easy to see why the 1968 Dodge Charger is a Mopar enthusiast's automobile held in the highest of regard.
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B-Body (1962-1979): The B-body platform was used for mid-sized cars, including the Dodge Charger (1966-1978), Plymouth Belvedere (1962-1970), Plymouth Road Runner (1968-1975), and the Dodge Coronet (1965-1976). The B-body cars are especially beloved for their aggressive looks, performance, and affordability during the muscle car era.
Above: A CI customer built a very stout 1969 Plymouth Road Runner, which was the subject of a full feature article.
Above and below: A CI scribe also wrote and photographed a feature article on a super rare, 1970 Road Runner Superbird that was exhibited at the 2020 Grand National Roadster Show.
Above: Another CI customer built a nice restomod 1973 'Cuda E-body, which is also depicted on the CI website.
Above: A New York minute ago, CI depicted one sweet 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A 340 Six Pak four-speed on the CI site. This Mopar article's well worth a gander and a read, or two, or three.
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E-Body (1966-1974): The E-body platform is perhaps best known for the Plymouth Barracuda (1970-1974) and Dodge Challenger (1970-1974). These cars were built with a focus on performance and style, becoming symbols of the American muscle car revolution. The E-body cars are often considered among the most iconic of Chrysler’s muscle offerings.
Above: An article posted a Surf City second ago on the Classic Industries' website detailing the Top 10 "Coke Bottle" Design American Pony and Muscle Cars included this most special 1971 426-cubic inch V8 Hemi powered and four-speed manual backed 'Cuda.
What’s Inside the Classic Industries 1960-1976 Mopar Parts Catalog?
The Classic Industries 1960-1976 Mopar Parts and Accessories Catalog is a thorough and extensive guide that offers thousands of parts for A, B, and E-body Mopar vehicles. From restoring these cars to their factory condition to upgrading them for modern performance, the catalog offers a full range of options. Here’s a breakdown of the key sections and features of the catalog:
1. Restoration Parts for A, B, & E-Body Mopars
Above: Part # MM836038 - Dynacorn 1970-74 Dodge Challenger; Quarter Panel / Door Frame Assembly; LH Drivers Side; Silver Weld Thru Coated
For classic car enthusiasts, maintaining the authenticity of their Mopar vehicle is often the top priority. Classic Industries offers a wide selection of OEM-style reproduction parts that are designed to meet the exact specifications of the original vehicles.
Above: Part # MN2191 - OER Authorized 1971 Plymouth Barracuda, Cuda; Front Grill; with Moldings, and Headlamp Bezels
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Body Panels and Sheet Metal: Whether you’re dealing with rust issues or collision damage, the catalog includes a full range of replacement body panels, such as fenders, doors, quarter panels, hoods, and floor pans. These panels are stamped to the original specifications to ensure a perfect fit and preserve the car's original contours.
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Interior Components: The interior of a Mopar muscle car can be just as iconic as its exterior. Classic Industries provides reproduction seat covers, door panels, dash pads, headliners, and carpets. The parts are manufactured with the same materials, colors, and textures as the originals to keep your car looking just as it did when it left the factory.
Above: Part # *MD7792 - OER Authorized 1966-69 Dodge, Plymouth B-Body; Front End Rebuild Kit
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Chassis and Suspension Parts: Restoring a Mopar vehicle’s suspension is crucial for ensuring proper handling and ride quality. Classic Industries offers a comprehensive selection of suspension components for both stock restorations and performance upgrades. These parts include control arms, springs, bushings, shocks, and sway bars, all designed to restore the car’s original handling characteristics.
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Brakes: The catalog features both stock brake systems and performance upgrades, including disc brake conversion kits, performance rotors, calipers, and master cylinders. Upgrading to modern braking technology is often a popular choice for Mopar restorations to improve safety and performance.
2. Performance Parts and Upgrades
Above: You'll find a perfect example of a 1968 Dodge Charger that has been professionally built to a very high pro-touring, canyon carving NASCAR-esque standard. Read all about it and watch the video in the Classic Industries' Mopar library.
While many Mopar enthusiasts aim for a factory-correct restoration, others prefer to enhance their vehicles with performance upgrades. The Classic Industries catalog provides a wealth of high-performance parts designed to improve engine power, handling, and overall driving experience.
Above: Part # 212374D - COMP Cams 1960-76 Mopar 383-440 Big Block Magnum; Complete Camshaft Set 2500-5800 RPM
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Engine Parts: Mopar performance enthusiasts will find a wide range of aftermarket parts for increasing engine output. The catalog includes performance camshafts, intake manifolds, headers, carburetors, and ignition systems. These parts are designed to maximize horsepower and torque while maintaining the reliability of the vehicle.
Above: Part # MN2461 - QTP Exhaust Cutout; Stainless Steel; 2-1/2"
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Exhaust Systems: Classic Industries offers a variety of performance exhaust systems designed to improve engine breathing and produce a more aggressive exhaust note. Options include headers, custom exhaust pipes, mufflers, and tailpipes, which are all designed to fit the A, B, and E-body Mopar vehicles perfectly.
Above: Part # 13017199 - Ridetech 1968-70 Mopar B-Body Bolt On 4 Link
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Suspension and Handling: For improved handling, the catalog includes a selection of performance suspension kits, including coilovers, shocks, lowering springs, and sway bars. These upgrades allow owners to achieve a more aggressive stance and better cornering abilities while maintaining the factory ride quality.
Above: Part # TR7538 - American Powertrain Magnum Close Ratio 6-Speed Tremec Transmission
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Transmission and Drivetrain: Performance-minded Mopar owners can upgrade their drivetrain with parts such as heavy-duty clutch kits, performance transmissions, and rear axle assemblies. These parts are essential for increasing performance, especially in high-torque applications like drag racing or street performance.
3. Exterior and Trim Parts
A significant part of the appeal of classic Mopar vehicles lies in their bold, aggressive styling. Classic Industries offers a wide variety of exterior parts and trim to help restore and enhance the appearance of A, B, and E-body Mopars.
Above: Part # MN1930 - OER Authorized 1970 Cuda Rocker Moldings Fish Gill
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Chrome and Stainless Steel: Mopar cars are known for their distinctive chrome accents, and Classic Industries carries an extensive range of chrome bumpers, grille trim, side moldings, door handles, and window surrounds that replicate the original factory pieces.
Above: Part # ME8158 - Digitails Digital Taillights 1972-74 Dodge Challenger Digi-Tails Sequential LED Tail Lamp Set
Above: Part # HL57501F - 5-3/4" Oracle; H4 Sealed Beam Headlamp with Purple SMD Halo
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Lighting and Lenses: The catalog includes factory-style lighting, including headlights, taillights, turn signals, and back-up lights. Additionally, there are LED upgrades available for those who want the look of the original lighting but with modern energy efficiency and brightness.
Above: Part # MB1274 - OER 1968-70 Dodge, Plymouth B-Body; Door Jamb Weatherstrip Seals, 2 Door, Hardtop; Pair
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Weatherstripping: Keeping the cabin sealed from the elements is vital, and Classic Industries offers a full line of weatherstripping kits for doors, windows, trunks, and hoods. These high-quality seals ensure that your Mopar stays dry and insulated, preserving the integrity of the vehicle’s interior.
Above: Part # GYG6015 - G60/15 Goodyear 2/2 Polyglas GT Tire with Raised White Letters
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Wheels and Tires: Mopar enthusiasts can find a variety of period-correct wheels for their cars, including steel wheels, rally wheels, and chrome-plated rims. For those looking to modernize their car’s look, the catalog also offers custom aluminum alloy wheels and performance tires.
4. Customization Parts
For those who prefer to modify their Mopar to match their personal style, the catalog includes a range of customization parts. These parts allow owners to make their cars truly one-of-a-kind while enhancing their performance.
Above: Part # DD1733 - 1970-1974 Dodge Challenger; Dakota Digital RTX Series; Gauge Cluster Conversion
Above: Part # *P801185 - Procar Classic 1500 Series Bucket Seats with Headrest - Black Leather
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Custom Interiors: Classic Industries offers a selection of custom upholstery, performance bucket seats, and modernized dashboard kits. For those who prefer a unique touch, there are custom steering wheels, billet aluminum trim, and other interior upgrades.
Above: Part # RS7203 - RetroSound Technophonic 65 Watt x 4 - 225 Watt x 1 - 5 Channel Power Amplifier
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Audio Systems: The catalog offers custom stereo systems, including AM/FM radios, Bluetooth adapters, speakers, and amplifiers, allowing you to enjoy modern sound technology while retaining the vintage look of your car.
Above: Part # *R4438 - YearOne 17" X 9" Cast Aluminum Magnum 500 Wheels 5" Backspacing
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Performance Wheels and Tires: Owners can choose from a variety of custom wheels and tires to give their Mopar a more aggressive or modern look. The catalog includes racing-style wheels, wide tires, and stance-enhancing suspension kits.
5. Tools and Shop Equipment
Above: Part # Y46000 - Lisle Corporation Internal/ External Snap Ring Pliers
To help with your restoration or customization project, Classic Industries also offers a selection of tools and shop equipment. This includes everything from basic hand tools to advanced restoration tools, making it easier for DIY enthusiasts to work on their Mopars at home.
How to Use the Classic Industries Mopar Catalog
The 1960-1976 Mopar Parts and Accessories Catalog is organized by vehicle type (A, B, or E-body) and part category (body, engine, interior, etc.), making it easy to locate the right part for your specific restoration project. To ensure compatibility, you should always know your car’s model year, VIN, and specific trim level before ordering parts.
The Classic Industries 1960-1976 A, B, & E-Body Mopar Parts and Accessories Catalog is a must-have resource for anyone working on restoring or customizing these iconic muscle cars. Whether you’re rebuilding an original, factory-correct Plymouth Barracuda, upgrading your Dodge Charger for modern performance, or modifying your classic Dodge Dart for a custom look, the catalog offers an extensive selection of parts to help you achieve your vision. With a focus on quality, authenticity, and performance, Classic Industries has solidified its place as a trusted name among Mopar enthusiasts.
