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Monday, October 20, 2008 at 2:59PM
Hey fans, VizX here coming at you with another edition of the automotive corner. I found a posting on jalopnik of something soooo nice that you would think dodge would make. I think it would sell to be honest, but hey what do I know right?
"You remember that recent Dodge statement basically confirming there would not be a Dodge Challenger Convertible? Who cares if Dodge won't bring it, because it's just opening the doors for aftermarket converters like Coach Builders Ltd., bringing their interpretation of a drop-top Mopar pony to the SEMA show in Vegas next month. For the show, Coach Builders' Challenger gets 560 HP from a supercharger and other underhood mods, along with the requisite obnoxious wheels and what appears to be a Challenger T/A-inspired strobe stripe, though it comes off looking more like safety tape."
"Priced at about $16,000 on top of the cost of a Challenger, the conversion nets you hidden chassis bracing and a power hydraulic top with extra sound insulation, an integrated headliner and heated rear window. Body kit and engine package pricing hasn't been determined yet, as the company is still finalizing details. But with production slated to start November 15, if you want one, you'd better get Coach Builders Ltd. your deposit quick — apparently they're already putting buyers in the que. Sure, the price is steep, but where else are you going to get a Challenger convertible?"
Now, in my opinion I would get that, discard the rims for something alittle more tasteful and remove the MS Paint looking vinyl on the side of it and THEN, that would be a nice looking ride, but as is all you need are the "ghetto" stick on fender louvers to make what this recreation of a classic is into another gaudy ghetto-tastic ride!
Comments? Thoughts?
check out their other modded rides at http://www.coachbuildersltd.com/
"You remember that recent Dodge statement basically confirming there would not be a Dodge Challenger Convertible? Who cares if Dodge won't bring it, because it's just opening the doors for aftermarket converters like Coach Builders Ltd., bringing their interpretation of a drop-top Mopar pony to the SEMA show in Vegas next month. For the show, Coach Builders' Challenger gets 560 HP from a supercharger and other underhood mods, along with the requisite obnoxious wheels and what appears to be a Challenger T/A-inspired strobe stripe, though it comes off looking more like safety tape."
"Priced at about $16,000 on top of the cost of a Challenger, the conversion nets you hidden chassis bracing and a power hydraulic top with extra sound insulation, an integrated headliner and heated rear window. Body kit and engine package pricing hasn't been determined yet, as the company is still finalizing details. But with production slated to start November 15, if you want one, you'd better get Coach Builders Ltd. your deposit quick — apparently they're already putting buyers in the que. Sure, the price is steep, but where else are you going to get a Challenger convertible?"
Now, in my opinion I would get that, discard the rims for something alittle more tasteful and remove the MS Paint looking vinyl on the side of it and THEN, that would be a nice looking ride, but as is all you need are the "ghetto" stick on fender louvers to make what this recreation of a classic is into another gaudy ghetto-tastic ride!
Comments? Thoughts?
check out their other modded rides at http://www.coachbuildersltd.com/
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