The Most Amazing 1970 Dodge Charger That Will Probably Ever Be Built.

[Redlinerobert]

This goes beyond any build that will ever be done. 

 

http://www.speedhunters.com/2015/12/muscle-car-meets-hypercar-tantrum-charger/

 

[slonezp]

You going to buy it?

 

 I had no idea Mercury Marine dabbled in the auto industry

[.ghoti.]

WOW!!!

[tomustang]

It's a pretty garage queen, once you go north of 1000hp it's not really street able even with those 345's

[DogBone_384]

I'll race it for pinks...

[Tim Kelly]

Stunning in many ways, but to me it looks a little like an elephant on a uni cycle. The wheels look too small for the body. I would like a little less lowering and a little more rubber for a better balance, but that's just me.

[atcoha]

I love cars. I love American muscle cars even more.

[lo n slo]

"Redlinerobert" is one helluva handle. just sayin'

[Big C]

I bet that sucker does some serious burnouts.

[Redlinerobert]

"Redlinerobert" is one helluva handle. just sayin'

Earned many years ago.

[dave]

I had a good friend that died 22 years ago that loved everything Mopar.  I think he just sat up in his grave.

[WIGuide]

That's one sweet ride! I, like Tim, think it needs a little more meat under those rims though. 

[00 mod]

One sweet ride!

 

Jeff

[buzzed bait]

 

[Jaderose]

Wow...incredible

[Redlinerobert]

I have a place in my heart for the '70 Dodge Charger.  One of these days.  Not like this one, but perhaps not too far off.

[HoosierHawgs]

I'm more of a fan of the '71 Challenger.

http://gatewayclassiccars.com/detroit/1971/dodge/challenger-S385.html

[Redlinerobert]

^ Nice!

[00 mod]

I know we have talked about it in the past.  1969/71 Chevelle custom. 69 front grill/71 rear lights. Something along these lines.  Probably the LTA supercharged drivechain.....

 

 

Jeff

[desmobob]

 

 I had no idea Mercury Marine dabbled in the auto industry

 

 

 

 

 I think I remember them making some engine component (or entire block?) for a fairly recent Corvette at one time...  I might be mistaken.

 

Tight lines,

Bob

 

 

EDIT TO ADD:  I just finished reading the article.  Mercury made the engine for some 'vettes in the '90s.

[Redlinerobert]

That is nuts Jeff.  Write the check.  

[Maxximus Redneckus]

Mercury uses 2.9 and 4.3 along with 350 chevy engines in a majority of there I/B drives for lots of boat companys

[desmobob]

That is one sweet Charger.  I grew up in the era of great muscle cars and had the chance to own a few...  '69 Camaro, '68 Camaro convertible, and '71 Chevelle.  

 

It's funny that you can walk into most any brand auto dealership these days and buy a 4- or 5- or 6- or even 700+HP muscle car, but I have no desire to.  The old ones make my heart race, though!

 

Tight lines,

Bob