I know I and others have posted Steve M. Saleen (SMS) upcoming Challenger vehicles and products. We'll now it is reality and you can see his website to see the finish SMS Challenger 570 and the new Supercharger which they call, "SMS 296 Supercharger". The SMS 296 is great innovation and fits in our stock hoods for those of us who don't wish to mess around the fine lines of the Challenger. For those who want better and operational hoods they offer awesome innovated car hoods which use the red butterfly induction hood which actually opens up and feed air to the engine compartment. This is as good as it gets my friends. Check them out.

http://smssupercars.com/570.html

http://smssupercars.com

http://smssupercars.com/pdf/SMS%2029...percharger.pdf

http://smssupercars.com/images/570/S...-2-website.jpg

And here is the best part if we get a group of 10 or more current Challenger owners we can set-up a special priveledge field trip around SMS shop and possibly for those interested get special group pricing on products. My friend a current Saleen Mustang owner can and has spoken to Steve Saleen's and his son to arrange a special group field trip around his shop. Those interested lets set-up something for the near future when more of us get and acquire our Challengers.

 

I like that front end, really looks retro.

 

By the way, do you enjoy your M14 rifle (Avatar)? Thinking of purchasing a M1A Springfield.

 

Well the front end and the hood resemble the 1971 GTX/roadrunner, a body style I have never liked. As for the car I see a pattern forming here. We got SMS, Hennesy, HCX, G5 and God knows what else is coming. Is this car going the way of the Ford Mustang. There are so many versions that they don't turn heads anymore cause it's just another version of the same old thing.

 

That is exactly what I like about the photo because I'd love a modern 71 GTX/roadrunner. If I where uber rich I'd buy a second Challenger and have a custom body made. I'm more of a factory package kind of guy in taste and wallet.

 

You know, when I first saw it, I thought of the 1968 Dart GTS.

 

no no no and no.....with only 30k challengers being produced per year, these cars are unique compared to the 100 billion mstangs being made.