A Tribute to a Legend and the Car Inspired by His Greatness
The General Neyland
General Robert Reese Neyland wasn’t just a football coach, he was a strategic genius, a war hero, and one of the most influential figures in American sports history. A West Point graduate, decorated U.S. Army General, and the architect of Tennessee football, Neyland reshaped the game with military precision, discipline, and unmatched intellect.
Over his career at the University of Tennessee, he led the Volunteers to:
- 173 wins
- 7 conference championships
- 4 national championships
- A historic 17 undefeated seasons
But long before Neyland became a coaching icon, he was a U.S. Army officer and World War II General, serving with distinction and earning a reputation for courage, leadership, and unwavering excellence.
“People think I'm the greatest damn coach in the world… but Neyland taught me everything I know.”
— Paul “Bear” Bryant, Alabama Head Coach
Even his fiercest rivals admired him. Coach Bryant’s iconic quote still stands as one of the greatest testaments to General Neyland’s brilliance.
Features
- 1970 Dodge Challenger Convertible
- Very Rare (1 of 66 built w/4 speed)
- 340 C.I. Engine
- 4 Speed Manual Trans
- Manual Brakes
- Power Steering
- Factory Rallye Instrument Cluster
- Show Quality Rotisserie Nut & Bolt Restoration
WHY NAME A CAR AFTER GENERAL NEYLAND?
Because greatness inspires greatness.
General Neyland stood for discipline, excellence, and the unshakeable belief in victory. This car — powerful, iconic, bold — captures the same ethos.
It’s not just a tribute.
It’s a statement.
A rolling reminder of the Volunteer spirit, the General’s military legacy, and the standard of greatness he set for generations.
