2008 Dodge Challenger 440 Stroker Wide Body on 2040-cars
Stamford, Connecticut, United States
I AM SELLING MY CUSTOM BUILD FIRST GEN CHALLENGER. THIS IS A FULL ONE OF A KIND CUSTOM CAR. HERE IS THE LIST OF THE UPGRADES
1) 440 STROKER MOTOR CUSTOM BUILT 1250HP 2) CUSTOM BUILT TRANNY TO HANDLE THE POWER 3) STAGE 2 PRO CHARGER WITH INTERCOOLER 4) UPGRADED AXLE SHAFTS 5) FULL CUSTOM SHEET METAL WIDE BODY. 5' WIDER ON EITHER SIDE, BUMPER EXTENDED 3" WIDER TO KEEP THE BODY LINES LOOKING GOOD 6) GAS FILLER MOVED TO THE TOP OF THE QUARTER 7) 71 CUDA GRILLS CUT INTO THE FRONT FENDERS 8) CUSTOM MADE TRI COAT ORANGE CANDY 9) 24x13 rear wheels with 405x25x24 10) 22x9 front wheels with 285x30x22 11) full stereo THIS CAR DEMANDS ALL THE ATTENTION WHEN IT HITS THE ROAD. SOUNDS LIKE A MOTOR MUSCLE CAR AND HAS THE STANCE TO MATCH. THIS IS THE CHANCE TO OWN A ONE OF A KIND CHALLENGER. EMAIL ME FOR ANY QUESTIONS |
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