The 1979 Dodge Magnum was one of the last of the big, bold Mopar coupes before the muscle car era took a nap. This car came with a 318, 360, or 400 V8, making it a serious cruiser. If you’re restoring one, check your brakes, suspension bushings, and fuel system—these old Mopars love to develop leaks after years of sitting. A standout feature on the Magnum? Hidden headlights. But if yours don’t pop up like they should, you might need a new motor or vacuum actuator. And if the weatherstripping is dried out, replacing it can make a huge difference in road noise and interior comfort. Classic Parts Pro will have Magnum parts in stock soon—sign up for the newsletter so you don’t miss the drop!