2006 Supercharged Custom Dodge Charger R/t on 2040-cars
Waldorf, Maryland, United States
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Up for sale is a 2006 Dodge Charger that is
garage kept and has been heavily modified.
I am the original owner of this car and purchased it new off of the
dealer lot in 2006. First things first, the disclaimer on the
car. It will need a set of 3” catalytic
converters to pass emissions. I have
lived in an emissions free area since I’ve modified this car. Now on to the modifications. We’ll start with the drive-line. It has a fully chromed 5.7L V8 Hemi with a
Harrop Supercharger and intercooler on the motor. Behind that combo is a Gearstar NAG1 full
race automatic transmission, with Mercedes paddle shifters on the steering
wheel. The rear end is a 3.55 gear
ratio, equipped with Mopar gears, and installed by a Chrysler Master Tech. The brakes have been upgraded to the SRT red Brembo
brakes with stainless steel braided lines.
The exterior of the car has a Carbon by Design SRT style carbon fiber
hood, Grip front facia, Grip side skirts, and a Mopar rear spoiler. The roof and most of the trunk are painted
black, by a local body shop about a year and a half ago. The taillights are off of a 2010 Charger and
are also painted black, with only the four round lights and a small strip for
the back up lights showing. It looks
similar to the 1968 style tail light scheme.
The exhaust is a fully custom 3” exhaust, coming off of a set of Kooks
shorty headers. The wheels are 22”x10”
in the rear and 22”x9” in the front.
They are the viper style wheels and are custom painted black with white
accents to match the car. The tires are
Nitto 420S tires and have probably 85% to 90% tread left, I don’t drive this
car much. The suspension is fully
adjustable KW Coilovers on all corners with Eibach Sway Bars. Now to the interior. The car has SRT front seats, and black
leather with grey suede inserts going down the middle of the seats, with the
R/T logo embroidered in the middle of the seat back. The seat skins were made by Katzkin, and
installed. The pillars and headliner are
covered in grey suede to match the seats.
The car has a custom steering wheel with steering wheel controls that
all work and the paddle shifters. It has
two CANBUS monitoring gauges mounted in a custom gauge pod in the middle of the
dash. Right now the gauges are
displaying Boost in Hg, engine temp, transmission temp, and RPM’s. However, by pushing the buttons on the face
of the gauges, you can change them to whatever parameters you want to monitor. All interior plastic trim pieces have been
painted Stone White to match the car. It
is equipped with factory Navigation and a Kicker sound system, including the
trunk mounted subwoofer. While we’re
talking about the trunk, there is a plush carpeted trunk mat with the R/T logo
embroidered on it. The car comes
pre-wired for a passport escort radar detector and a rear view mirror mount for
the same detector. I think that’s about
all the major stuff to cover, the next thing is for serious buyers to come and
look at it. I will take any serious potential buyer for a ride to show the 600 horsepower and
massive torque that this car has. This
car has never been abused. Thanks for looking and please contact
with me if you want to come see it in person.
It is located in Waldorf, MD. |
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