Relive the rise of Mopar’s legendary Pro Stock racing team in this compelling history of the 1970s Motown Missile and Mopar Missile programs. Chrysler historian Geoff Stunkard details the team’s evolution from 1970 to 1977, capturing the technological advancements and fierce competition that defined the era. Featuring rare interviews, unpublished technical insights, and stunning images from top photographers, the book highlights the contributions of key figures like engine builder Ted Spehar, engineer Tom Hoover, and driver Don Carlton—whose incredible skill earned him comparisons to a “cyborg” but ultimately cost him his life. Set against a backdrop of rival legends like Bill “Grumpy” Jenkins and “Dyno” Don Nicholson, this narrative showcases Chrysler’s iconic cars, including the Challenger, `Cuda, Demon, and Colt. With 176 pages and 299 photos, this vibrant tribute offers an inside look at one of drag racing’s most innovative and competitive chapters. Format: Paperback, 8.5x11 inches.