Dodge Daytona Hemi
The most interesting period of NASCAR was the late ’60s when rules allowed some modifications to car bodies to make cars more aerodynamic. One of the most famous and influential was the 1969 Charger Daytona, produced in just 504 examples, strictly as a homologation special. Dodge decided to go all out and create a racing car with a special front end, flush rear glass, and a prominent rear spoiler. Of around 500 built, only 70 received Hemi engines, and today are worth insane sums of money.