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View Poll Results: What car to build?
2007 Dodge Charger 1 1.15%
2009 Dodge Challenger 9 10.34%
1968/69 Dodge Charger 35 40.23%
1968/69 Plymoth Road Runner/GTX 42 48.28%
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Old 08-12-2009, 07:36 PM
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OR A 1970 CHALLENGER
i know, i know, but unfortunatly the customer doesnt really like that body style crazy right?

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Nice looking Charger there. Love the color and the wheels. Oh, the power plant ain't too shabby neither!!

I just stopped by your website and was impressed. Some nice rides on there. Shop looks really nice, classy and clean.
(Are you guys on dodgetalk.com as well? I am a member there as I have a Dodge Ram Daytona as my daily driver. Good website.)
thanks, we're pretty fond of it too, nothing like a twin screw for instant torque, i'll have to find a chart, but i think peak torque was around 640, and came at 2800 rpm... in a street car no less.

we are not on dodgetalk, but we are on srtconnection.com, challengertalk.com and a few others. that daytona platform can be pretty fun, ive seen a few with blowers on them that kicked some ass.

anyways, right now we're probably looking at doing either a '68 charger, or road runner. once we get a car and get crackin ill be sure to start a build thread.


edit: just saw i have a whole 3 posts since i joined the site in 07....thats just sad....
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Old 08-13-2009, 08:42 AM
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thanks, we're pretty fond of it too, nothing like a twin screw for instant torque, i'll have to find a chart, but i think peak torque was around 640, and came at 2800 rpm... in a street car no less.

we are not on dodgetalk, but we are on srtconnection.com, challengertalk.com and a few others. that daytona platform can be pretty fun, ive seen a few with blowers on them that kicked some ass.

anyways, right now we're probably looking at doing either a '68 charger, or road runner. once we get a car and get crackin ill be sure to start a build thread.


edit: just saw i have a whole 3 posts since i joined the site in 07....thats just sad....
Very cool!! I have to check out srtconnection.com
I wouldn't mind owning a SRT 8 Jeep!! AWD and some balls to back it up. I saw some on your website that absolutely KILLED!! Like the murdered out one. VERY NICE!
Please post pics of the build when you guys start.
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If you're going with a new Challenger why not try to get a body in white ? Then you can go full custom in & out without tossing a lot of stuff....
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If you're going with a new Challenger why not try to get a body in white ? Then you can go full custom in & out without tossing a lot of stuff....
These cars are not street legal and do not come with VIN's just an FYI
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Old 08-13-2009, 11:37 AM
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If you're going with a new Challenger why not try to get a body in white ? Then you can go full custom in & out without tossing a lot of stuff....
hmmm...i like where your heads at, i'll look into it.

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These cars are not street legal and do not come with VIN's just an FYI
i'm not too sure any '09 challenger with a viper motor is going to be street legal here in southern cali. thats one of the pluses to an old car, smog isnt as much of an issue.
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I thought that you would only haveto pass the emmissions for the car not the motor in it. I could be wrong
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i'll have to look into it a bit, but here in california, they dont really like you doing anything to your car that make it more fun. i think the only way to really do a legal engine swap it to replace it with a newer engine that was available in the car its going in. but i could be wrong.

anyways, if we go old school, it wont be as much of a problem.

we should have an idea next week what kind of car were gonna use, then its just a matter of finding one....
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These cars are not street legal and do not come with VIN's just an FYI

Neither of those are a real problem. Kit car type VIN and in Florida we can pretty much drive what we want ie: race cars with plates posing as "pro streeters"
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I vote for the GTX. That would be badass
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well, the verdict is in. it looks like our customer has similar taste as you guys here, and has decided on a 69 roadrunner. now we just gotta find one in decent shape....anyone?
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