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Welcome to the premier Mopar Club in eastern
Nebraska and western Iowa!

We are dedicated to the preservation and restoration of
Chrysler-built muscle cars and special interest vehicles.   If you
own one of these high performance Chrysler, Dodge, or Plymouth
vehicles built between 1964 and 1974, then this Club is for you!  

We also encourage the owners of high performance or special
interest Chrysler vehicles, built after 1974, to join as well.

Want to find out more?  Come to one of our monthly meetings or
join us at one of our Sonic Drive-In events.  Click on the 'Contact
Us' button above to request additional information.  We look
forward to meeting our fellow Mopar enthusiasts!  
Why 'High Impact'?

In 1969, Chrysler's Marketing Department came up with a series
of names for each of the 'High Impact' colors they offered their
customers.  Dodge and Plymouth each had their own brand
names for each color.  Check out this list below...
  DODGE
NAME
PLYMOUTH
NAME
FACTORY CODE
  Plum Crazy
In-Violet
FC7
  Go Mango
Vitamin C
EK2
  Sub-Lime
Lime Light
FJ5
  Top Banana
Lemon Twist
FY1
  Panther Pink
Moulin Rouge
FM3
  Hemi Orange
Tor - Red
EV2
  Green Go
Sassy Grass
FJ6
  Bahama Yellow
Butterscotch
EL5
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Last updated:  August 30, 2010
Disclaimer:  High Impact Performance is an independent automotive enthusiast Internet site and is not affiliated with or sponsored by Chrysler LLC.  Dodge,
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The material presented is assumed accurate, but it is not warranted, guaranteed or presented as absolutely correct. Use the advice and information on this
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Click here to see pictures
from the 2010 HI-PO
Mopar Show.  
We had
136 Mopars in
attendance.
Updated July 20, 2010
Click on the pic to see
the Last Viper roll off the
line at the Connor
Avenue Assembly Plant
Gretna Car show
July 18th, 2010