Now this sounds cool!
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...cleId=131266#2
Details include five-spoke Hurst alloy wheels and a classic pistol-grip Hurst shifter
Also sounds out of my price range.

 

That is a nice looking ride....almost as nice as my SILVER one...ALMOST!

 

This sounds like a good investment!

 

Here's another article:

2009 HURST/HEMI Dodge Challenger SRT8 coming to SEMA
Posted: August 27th, 2008
Buzz up!Filed under: Dodge, Tuner Cars


Being one of the first aftermarket tuners, Hurst has announced that it will reveal its take on the new 2009 Dodge Challenger at the 2008 SEMA Auto Show in November. Hurst will first tackle the Challenger SRT8 giving a total of 500 horsepower.

Full technical details will be revealed at the show but HURST said that its HEMI Challenger will be available in four different trim-levels through participating Dodge dealerships. Each model will come with polished five-spoke HURST alloy wheels and the “Pistol-Grip” HURST shifter.

Production is scheduled to kick off in 2009. Prices will be $10,000 to $20,000 above MSRP.

Click through for the press release.


Press Release:

Chatsworth, California — HURST is one of the most recognized and revered names in the history of performance automobiles. The HURST brand has long been synonymous with speed, performance and quality, with an impressive track-record of pioneering performance products for all forms of motorsports and hot-rodding. HURST was one of the first to partner with the OEMs and bring enthusiasts limited edition performance vehicles like the legendary HURST/Olds 442.

HURST is at it again! The newest creation to be rolled out to continue the tradition is the 2009 HURST/HEMI® Challenger. Starting with the HEMI® powered Dodge Challenger SRT8, HURST takes it to the next level as a 500+ HP supercharged limited edition built and tuned by the best in the business.

Nate Shelton, Chairman of HURST, is committed to delivering the value that HURST is known for; “The new HURST/HEMI® Challenger is more than just another muscle car. It epitomizes the performance industries tradition of taking the best Detroit has to offer and adding 21st century performance parts to make your ride faster and cooler than the other guys. HURST has a long history of doing just that with guys like Don Garlits, Warren Johnson, Dick Landy and even celebrity racers Steve McQueen and Jim Garner. The new HURST/HEMI® Challenger is the first of many HURST Performance Vehicles to come. We are ready to make some more history.”

HURST has partnered with some of the best companies in the industry to create a collectible limited edition muscle car with the looks, attitude and credentials to back it up. The HURST/HEMI® Challenger will be available in four Stages of performance trim through participating Dodge dealerships. The details are iconic and impressive; the huge polished five-spoke HURST alloy wheels and the “Pistol-Grip” HURST shifter are inspired by the originals that helped make HURST the legendary brand that it is today.

HURST Performance Vehicles Program Director Ron Flint adds “The legacy of the HURST brand gives us a huge advantage and it sets the bar very high for our team. Our goal is simple; create serious driveway-envy in your neighborhood.”

The HURST/HEMI® Challenger makes its debut at the trade-only SEMA Show in Las Vegas this November. Vehicle production is slated for early 2009.

 

LMAO

 

ima slap cuda340 silly, its not even a good investment for me and im 21.

 

Well if you could park it and not touch it...by the time you retire it may fetch more than you paid.
Park it...dont touch it.....thats funny.....Sometimes I make myself laugh...

 

I love what Hurst did in the past with Oldsmobile

 

Hurst Challenger, IMVHO, NO!!!

 

Paladin, Im right with ya. While a real sharp lookin ride, I cant get past the thought of it being a Hurst. I can only relate Hurst towards GM cars, notably Olds. In fact a buddy in HS, Mike Merz, had a Hurst olds just like that pictured by jvmax. So my thought for this is a big NO