Challenger Convertible
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Challenger Convertible
No, you can't buy one from Dodge, but there is a company called Coach Builders that can build a custom one for you. It will cost you your Challenger + $16,000.
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The wheels are ugly but they look like a very stylized version of the original Mopar rally wheels. Aside from the wheels, the wing and the tape stripes, it's a nice looking vert.
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Don't justify the wheels. They totally detract from what is otherwise quite an awesome looking car.
What is the deal with these overly large wheels anyway? Harsher ride, more expense... Is it *that* important?
It's really kinda sad, ya ask me.
Oh, and they shoulda done it in black or orange. Never really liked that green.
Come to think of it... the car's too busy for my tastes in that form, scoops, graphics, and gawdawful wheels... But the shape of the convertible is nice. Chrysler should totally do this themselves.
What is the deal with these overly large wheels anyway? Harsher ride, more expense... Is it *that* important?
It's really kinda sad, ya ask me.
Oh, and they shoulda done it in black or orange. Never really liked that green.
Come to think of it... the car's too busy for my tastes in that form, scoops, graphics, and gawdawful wheels... But the shape of the convertible is nice. Chrysler should totally do this themselves.
The scoop and wheels HAVE to go! 
Otherwise it looks awesome! 
Otherwise it looks awesome!
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Not a big fan of the wheels but I do like what they did to the car. As far as the scoop goes, I like it. Kinda of reminds me of the old days.
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Don't justify the wheels. They totally detract from what is otherwise quite an awesome looking car.
What is the deal with these overly large wheels anyway? Harsher ride, more expense... Is it *that* important?
It's really kinda sad, ya ask me.
Oh, and they shoulda done it in black or orange. Never really liked that green.
Come to think of it... the car's too busy for my tastes in that form, scoops, graphics, and gawdawful wheels... But the shape of the convertible is nice. Chrysler should totally do this themselves.
What is the deal with these overly large wheels anyway? Harsher ride, more expense... Is it *that* important?
It's really kinda sad, ya ask me.
Oh, and they shoulda done it in black or orange. Never really liked that green.
Come to think of it... the car's too busy for my tastes in that form, scoops, graphics, and gawdawful wheels... But the shape of the convertible is nice. Chrysler should totally do this themselves.
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For me.
No stripe. Keep the scoop in black. Change the wing to the stock spoiler. And get some decent wheels. Even the stock SRT8 wheels look really good.
Do that and you've got a winner.
I would also reserve judgement a bit until I see the top up on it. Sometimes that can just look stupid if its not done right.
No stripe. Keep the scoop in black. Change the wing to the stock spoiler. And get some decent wheels. Even the stock SRT8 wheels look really good.
Do that and you've got a winner.
I would also reserve judgement a bit until I see the top up on it. Sometimes that can just look stupid if its not done right.
