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01-01-2009, 12:47 AM
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Wow, first Red SRT I've seen. AWESOME! Here's the best advice I can give you. Really warm showers in the morning. Yeah, let the spray hit you right in the face for a good 15 minutes. Then massage those jowls deep tissue style. The GRIN never really goes away but the tightness and fatigue subside a good bit 
Nice collection of Challenges you got there...I mean Challengers?
Nice collection of Challenges you got there...I mean Challengers?
01-02-2009, 12:59 PM
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XS - Congrats! Waco is where we got our SRT also - great guys and we continue to be very pleased. Great Pic - I demanded Black - but the Red looks awesome - hope 2009 is an awesome year for you and your new addition
01-02-2009, 02:24 PM
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ORIGINAL: epegasus
Wow, first Red SRT I've seen. AWESOME! Here's the best advice I can give you. Really warm showers in the morning. Yeah, let the spray hit you right in the face for a good 15 minutes. Then massage those jowls deep tissue style. The GRIN never really goes away but the tightness and fatigue subside a good bit
Nice collection of Challenges you got there...I mean Challengers?
Wow, first Red SRT I've seen. AWESOME! Here's the best advice I can give you. Really warm showers in the morning. Yeah, let the spray hit you right in the face for a good 15 minutes. Then massage those jowls deep tissue style. The GRIN never really goes away but the tightness and fatigue subside a good bit
Nice collection of Challenges you got there...I mean Challengers?
I will try a picture post again... can anyone see or download the picture? I only see a [sm=redx.gif] on my original post.
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01-02-2009, 02:34 PM
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I saw your car sitting on the lot before Christmas and stopped to look at it and compare the red to my Hemi Orange, good looking car.
I saw your car sitting on the lot before Christmas and stopped to look at it and compare the red to my Hemi Orange, good looking car.
They traded for a Silver SRT from Meador CDJ in Fort Worth, I will try posting a picture...
Any pictures or other information would be appreciated, my car was delivered to Waco Dodge on 11/20/08 according to "WinVIN" on the Challenger Registry.
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Allen
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01-02-2009, 02:45 PM
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ORIGINAL: 2009SRT_wife
I saw it - pic is in your garage with your other Challenger next to it? Shiny
I saw it - pic is in your garage with your other Challenger next to it? Shiny
Here is a picture of my 1970 E-Body MoPars:
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01-02-2009, 07:29 PM
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Dang Steve
I just read that about the rear end 8 days after purchase - That stinks! DFW driving is something else. Austin and SA can be crowded, but DFW mixes up a very wide variety of driving abilities (or lack there of). Hopefully North Richland Hills will be better - but it is pretty crowded there too.
Not to add insult to injury - but how bad was the damage - I would anticipate that the Chally would hold up well depending on the speed at time of impact. I hope whoever is doing the work has a delicate touch and attention to detail. Best wishes for a speedy and full recovery.
Dang Steve
I just read that about the rear end 8 days after purchase - That stinks! DFW driving is something else. Austin and SA can be crowded, but DFW mixes up a very wide variety of driving abilities (or lack there of). Hopefully North Richland Hills will be better - but it is pretty crowded there too.
Not to add insult to injury - but how bad was the damage - I would anticipate that the Chally would hold up well depending on the speed at time of impact. I hope whoever is doing the work has a delicate touch and attention to detail. Best wishes for a speedy and full recovery.