1969 Dodge Charger R/T Hemi
Chrysler was the one carmaker that never offered a pony car. The smallest automaker out of the big three did have some success with muscle cars, though. The Charger R/T Hemi was a different-looking muscle car, thanks in part to a coke bottle design. The R/T Hemi was one of the fastest production cars at the time (via Hot Cars).
The 426 Hemi engine was at the top of its class and in a league of its own. The Charger R/T Hemi fetches a pretty penny nowadays. There were some shortcomings with the car such as the interior styling and quality but the performance more than made up for it. There were 475 examples with the 426 V8 engine.