My photos from the Chicago Auto Show
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Yeah since these pics of the black one came out everyone's been going crazy for it. . . I have a black car right now though and I have to say. . . I want my challenger to look clean ALL the time so I'll have to go for another color, as badass as the black looks.
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Great job, great pics, and great car. And the black is hot. I cant wait to see the lime green, purple, white, yellow, etc. Hopefully by this fall we might see some of them.
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Well, the only things I see that will need fixing are:
Installation of script Challenger badges above bend on front fenders.
Installation of R/T badges on below bend on fenders.
Installation of Chrysler pentastar logos near bottom of fenders.
Removal and disposal of block-letter badge on grille, installation of script badge on opposite side.
Removal and disposal of wheels and tires (except for one to keep in trunk, use as spare), installation of Ralleye wheels and white-letter tires.
And sharpen up the ax: The Ram's head is outta here!
Aside from that, the car is perfect -- as are the photographs.
Installation of script Challenger badges above bend on front fenders.
Installation of R/T badges on below bend on fenders.
Installation of Chrysler pentastar logos near bottom of fenders.
Removal and disposal of block-letter badge on grille, installation of script badge on opposite side.
Removal and disposal of wheels and tires (except for one to keep in trunk, use as spare), installation of Ralleye wheels and white-letter tires.
And sharpen up the ax: The Ram's head is outta here!
Aside from that, the car is perfect -- as are the photographs.
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I'll swing by and we can make these changes together.
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Well, the only things I see that will need fixing are:
Installation of script Challenger badges above bend on front fenders.
Installation of R/T badges on below bend on fenders.
Installation of Chrysler pentastar logos near bottom of fenders.
Removal and disposal of block-letter badge on grille, installation of script badge on opposite side.
Removal and disposal of wheels and tires (except for one to keep in trunk, use as spare), installation of Ralleye wheels and white-letter tires.
And sharpen up the ax: The Ram's head is outta here!
Aside from that, the car is perfect -- as are the photographs.
Well, the only things I see that will need fixing are:
Installation of script Challenger badges above bend on front fenders.
Installation of R/T badges on below bend on fenders.
Installation of Chrysler pentastar logos near bottom of fenders.
Removal and disposal of block-letter badge on grille, installation of script badge on opposite side.
Removal and disposal of wheels and tires (except for one to keep in trunk, use as spare), installation of Ralleye wheels and white-letter tires.
And sharpen up the ax: The Ram's head is outta here!
Aside from that, the car is perfect -- as are the photographs.
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Those are good shots. You got a good shot under the car. This car looks better than the other modern muscle cars that have been on the road in the past few years. Overall, it just looks very sleek.
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RE: My photos from the Chicago Auto Show
I will say that the interior is so/so. Design is fine, but fit & finish is less than I expected. And, if you have anyone over 5 feet in the front seats, the rear seats are useless. I'm 6'1", and when I sat in the passenger seat and adjusted it for my legroom, the back of the seat was actually resting on the rear seat.
