Challenger

[Tony@AirRideTech]

I dont remember who it was but a couple of you guys off here e-mailed me asking about the 73 Challenger that we did the install on at the Columbus Goodguys show and wanting some info so here ya go. Of coarse it has our AirBar in the rear with double adjustable Shockwaves, Front is our double adjustable Shockwave with tubular upper control arm and our new RidePro e2 electronics. The motor is a YearOne 440 Crate motor.... Billet Specialties wheels....BFG Tires... Cerullo Seats.....Bowler 4L60 trans... Wilwood brakes..ect...
On a side note... without the "stickers"... what do you guys think about the suede paint? I was actually thinking about putting my 61 in black and white suede....https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=11610&stc=1&d=1153843625

[kennyd]

NO SUEDE PAINT , but i dig the challanger

[McssGmachine]

Love the suede paint!

[Tony@AirRideTech]

I like the suede on the right car.... but it has to be on the right car.

Hey Brian..... Did you run your G body over at the autocross down at the Year One event at Road Atlanta?

[McssGmachine]

Nope, But I wish I did!

I was there at the Columbus Goodguys show with Bill and Steevo. I really liked the look of thae challenger in suede, I don't think I've seen one in suede before!

[teamplex65]

I like the suede "with the stickers" It makes it look somewhat like a racecar. Now if you take the stickers off it might look like a project car that isnt finished.

Stickers on = looks like you intended to leave it this way and autocross it and beat the heck out of it.

Stickers off = looks like you havent finished it yet.

JMHO

[Tony@AirRideTech]

Future for the Challenger ....... :3gears: :drive2:

[formula]

I like the suede "with the stickers" It makes it look somewhat like a racecar. Now if you take the stickers off it might look like a project car that isnt finished.

Stickers on = looks like you intended to leave it this way and autocross it and beat the heck out of it.

Stickers off = looks like you havent finished it yet.

JMHO

I agree. Some sort of stripeage, possibly in semigloss, could be substituted for the stickers. Just something to show that this is in fact how you wanted it to look lol.

[customcam]

I dont remember who it was but a couple of you guys off here e-mailed me asking about the 73 Challenger that we did the install on at the Columbus Goodguys show and wanting some info so here ya go. Of coarse it has our AirBar in the rear with double adjustable Shockwaves, Front is our double adjustable Shockwave with tubular upper control arm and our new RidePro e2 electronics. The motor is a YearOne 440 Crate motor.... Billet Specialties wheels....BFG Tires... Cerullo Seats.....Bowler 4L60 trans... Wilwood brakes..ect...
On a side note... without the "stickers"... what do you guys think about the suede paint? I was actually thinking about putting my 61 in black and white suede....https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=11610&stc=1&d=1153843625

Any more pics

[Tony@AirRideTech]

here ya go..... By the way, we built this thing for track and play only

[Colin Frolick]

that is one good looking Dodge!

[Tony@AirRideTech]

that is one good looking Dodge!

Thanks........ I am not a Dodge guy but this one has grown on me for some reason!

[Dodgenut64]

nice to see some late model challengers. seems like everyone passes them up for the 70 model. i think the 72-74s are just as nice looking when done right. looks good, drive the wheels off her, thats what she wants.