Hemi Cars for Sale
Few engines carry the mystique of the Chrysler Hemi. The 426 "Elephant" motor turned the Dodge Charger, Challenger, and Plymouth Road Runner into legends, and hemi-powered cars remain among the most sought-after American muscle of all. This page collects hemi cars and hemi-swapped builds currently listed. Browse the listings below.
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1940 Chevrolet Master Deluxe
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1971 Plymouth Duster
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1933 Plymouth PD
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1965 Dodge Coronet
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1953 Willys American
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1984 GMC 3500
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1942 Plymouth Special Deluxe
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1953 DeSoto Adventurer
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1937 Studebaker Coupe
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1972 Chevrolet El Camino
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1974 Plymouth Cuda
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1941 Lincoln Continental
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1950 Crosley CC
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1965 Plymouth Belvedere
Why hemi engines matter
The hemispherical combustion chamber breathes better than a conventional wedge head, making big power at high rpm. The 426 Street Hemi (1966 to 1971) is the icon, but the name also covers the early 1950s FirePower Hemis and the modern 5.7, 6.1, and 6.4 liter Hemis used in swaps. Factory 426 cars are blue-chip collectibles.
Buying a hemi car
For factory Hemi cars, documentation is everything — broadcast sheet, fender tag, and matching engine stamps separate a real car worth six or seven figures from a clone. For hemi-swapped builds, judge the quality of the installation and supporting systems. Always verify numbers with a marque expert before buying a car represented as a genuine factory Hemi.