tdub2112

Ok. i need some diiferneces in the drivetrain exterior and interior of the 70 compaired to the 08

Thanks.

RLSH700

tdub, I'm not really sure what you need, but here is a lot of good information right here.

https://dodgechallenger.com/history/...er-history.asp
https://dodgechallenger.com/history/...er-history.asp
https://dodgechallenger.com/history/...er-history.asp
https://dodgechallenger.com/history/...er-history.asp
https://dodgechallenger.com/concept/
https://dodgechallenger.com/concept/specs/
https://dodgechallenger.com/concept/engine/

Besure that your instructor is okay with this as a source and remember to sight you source when you use it so then you don't get in trouble with plagarism. If this doesn't fulfill your needs, I would suggest going to Borders or Barnes and Noble to pick up a Chrysler muscle car book if you need more info on the classic Challengers. The problem is we have only a limited knowledge about what the Challenger is going to have. If you need anything else just ask.

tdub2112

OK, Thanks i Just got told i only have to turn in tomorrow so i can finish off my paper with your sources and an old muscle car book my dad has.
I can't belive you could buy a Challenger for $2000 back when it was new. Now you can't find a new cool ride for under $20,000.

lear4406

And now you can't get the ones from the seventies for that either. Even the junk ones go for more than $2000.00. Wow supply and demand at its finest. I just wish they had made more, so those who want one could restore and drive one. You would see alot more on the street, but with so few, people are leary of driving them on the street. I know that investments are made on these cars, but I'm not in it for the money. I'm in it for the joy of the ride

Yankee

If it isn't too late, might want to check out this site too, this is a real good Challenger article. This guy really seems to know his stuff

http://wikicars.org/en/Dodge_Challenger

RLSH700

The only thing is you need to be careful with what the teacher will allow for a source. Some teachers refuse to acknowledge wikipedia as a source.

Yankee

Fine, then he can quote me personally - I wrote the article

RLSH700

Really, then you did a good job on that. I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with it, I'm just telling you I know teachers and I have had a few say they will give an automatic F if anyone uses wikipedia or any or their versions.

Yankee

Well it's true that there is alot of bogus info on Wikipedia and many won't count it as a credible source as a result.

And thanks for the compliment - I'm sure my contributions might contain an innocent error or two, but I always did my best.

If you liked the Challenger article, I also did the Barracuda, Chevy Camaro, Pontiac Firebird, Dodge Charger (B- and L-body) articles among many (MANY) others. Didn't know you had a minor celebrity amongst you all, did ya?

RLSH700

You're more than welcome Yankee. Even if there might be a few minor errors, there are tons in about every issue of Motor Trend. Just take a look at their hp ratings and listed displacement when they do either cars or trucks. It can be quite amusing.

Well I didn't know we had another. I believe our Administrator wrote the article on their about the Dodge Mirada as he would certainly know enough to do a more than sufficient job on it.

Out of curosity do you write reviews and histories on cars for a living or just a hobby and are good at it.