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Today, “The Black Ghost” remains a beloved part of muscle car history. The car has been featured in numerous magazines, books, and documentaries, and its legend continues to inspire car enthusiasts around the world. Although the car itself is no longer on the streets, its legacy lives on in the hearts of those who remember its incredible performance and mysterious presence.

Conclusion

“The Black Ghost” is a true icon of the muscle car era, and its story has become a legend in the world of street racing. From its humble beginnings as a factory-built Hemi Challenger R/T SE to its status as an unbeatable street racer, “The Black Ghost” has captured the imagination of car enthusiasts for decades. Although the car is no longer on the streets, its legacy lives on, inspiring new generations of car enthusiasts to build and race high-performance vehicles.

Above Video: This full length documentary tells the story of The Black Ghost. It’s exceptionally well done and viewing is highly recommended. Plus it’s free.

FAQs

  1. Was “The Black Ghost” really unbeatable? It’s difficult to say for sure, but “The Black Ghost” certainly had a reputation for being unbeatable. Its impressive performance and mysterious presence made it a formidable opponent on the streets of Detroit.
  2. What made “The Black Ghost” so special? “The Black Ghost” was equipped with a number of modifications that made it an incredibly powerful and fast street racer. These modifications included a special hood and engine tuning that allowed for improved performance.
  3. Who owned “The Black Ghost”? “The Black Ghost” was owned by a man named Jim Thornton, who was a car enthusiast and racer.
  4. Is “The Black Ghost” still around today? No, “The Black Ghost” is no longer on the streets. However, its legacy lives on in the hearts of car enthusiasts around the world.
  5. What other cars were popular in the muscle car era? Other popular muscle cars from the era include the Chevrolet Camaro, Ford Mustang, and Plymouth Road Runner.



















Images courtesy of Mecum and the Godfrey Qualls Estate

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