Project "Driven" 73 Challenger Viper spec by ASC
 

After a great summer of beating on the 1970 Twin turbo firebird and competing in the 2011 OUSCI we decided we need to build our own shop beast! So here it is. Project "Driven" is a 1973 Dodge Challenger that is being designed to deliver modern day supercar performance with a long list of aftermartket performance goodies and a host of custom body modifications and a ton of HP that All Speed Customs is known for. This car will feature a full custom chassis, An All Speed built SRT10 Viper engine, Tranzilla, Forgeline wheels, Wilwood Brakes, Ricks tank and a ton of carbon fiber to keep her light and track ready. As always the complete build will be handled in house and we will post pics as she comes together. We are shooting for a late summer completion date just in time to beat on it a little and try and qualify for OUSCI 2012.:thumbsup:

Sounds awesome and should be killer if its anything close to Kalis' Camaro. Aye...wait a minute. How's about some pics, huh??:unibrow: :unibrow:

Here is a glance at the beginning stages of the build. Like always there is more to come.

Keep us posted. By the way, the 70 'Bird is insane. Good job on it!:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

i'm tuned in

I've always had a soft spot in my heart for Mopars. Keep us posted.

Thanks guys. I assure you this will be cool to watch come together. After I got a little seat time at the Optima OUSCI I was hooked and needless to say we are pulling out all the stops and will come out swinging for the big dogs! Either Paul or I will keep updating the thread as we move along. We are trying to get her done for SEMA and some of the late summer Goodguys events so hopefully I can attract Jim's attention and get back to OUSCI with some more seat time and a real "Challenger"

Looking forward to watching this build.

However I think I am going to send you one of my old Camera's

Being an owner of a 1973 challenger, you have my attention. Can't wait to see your progress.

This sounds sick, cant wait for some updates :hail: