Well, Rednecks have Struck again!

[Lowprofile]

Oh well, just another 69' Charger that will never return to its former glory...........Looks like they did a nice conversion though

[TruckDriver]

This car has acutally been around a long time. The first time I seen pics of it was about 5 years ago or so on Moparts. As much as I hate to admit it, I like it simpally cause it is very different. I always liked cars that were converted in to 4x4s.





Let the flaming begin

[Drache]

I just hope that R/T badge isn't real....

[Lowprofile]

Speaking as a truckdriver, I kinda' dig the twin stacks! 

[Drache]

Wasn't there something on ebay where it was a '69 Charger painted like the general lee sitting in someone's yard. It was just the body of the charger sitting up on huge wheels with no interior or anything and rusted to hell and gone? The seller said it was just for show since the wheels weren't connected in anyway and there was no drivetrain...

[Telvis]

I remember that one Drache. Big red neck yard ornament. That 4x4 conversion is....well.....different. I'm not much into the stacks personally. I guess all in all it's cool.

[Troy]

That car was at Carlisle. If I remember right, it is a real R/T SE but the guy claims it was too trashed to even think about fixing. It sure did draw a lot of curious onlookers.

Troy

[Drache]

The only one that might spark my interest would be one large enough to give bigfoot a run for it's money! I'm talking about one of them big monster trucks but with a Charger on top!

[TruckDriver]

That car was at Carlisle. If I remember right, it is a real R/T SE but the guy claims it was too trashed to even think about fixing. It sure did draw a lot of curious onlookers.

Troy

Well if it was trashed, he sure did a good enough job of restoring it into a 4x4, unless he was talking about the frame being junk.

[Troy]

That car was at Carlisle. If I remember right, it is a real R/T SE but the guy claims it was too trashed to even think about fixing. It sure did draw a lot of curious onlookers.

Troy

Well if it was trashed, he sure did a good enough job of restoring it into a 4x4, unless he was talking about the frame being junk.

I didn't really look closely or ask questions. It was sitting about 50 feet from Bill440rt's car so I got to stare at it for a while and that information is just what I heard. There was a photo album with it but it was too hot and there were better cars to look at so I didn't bother.

Troy

[moparsuebear]

That car was at Carlisle and we were parked directly behind it on Friday and all the little kids who came by were fascinated with it. Then he started it up for some kid and as I sat there by our car I almost choked to death on the fumes!! LOL

-Susan

[Silver R/T]

that just looks wrong

[Dodge-Charger]

Hey that aint no Redneck car  Id atleast put 44s and another 8" of lift on it 

as for teh Yard ornamint, It was not a working car. The guy had just put a rust bucket on a 4X4 frame for the most part. Ive got pix somewhere, I dont know why i have them but I do.  I got pix of the Go Cart too.

[andy74]

i like the go cart one-its kinda cool, usually you just see 2nd gen camaros on truck frames in red neck country,chargers are to sacred!

[Charge It!]

That car was at the Nats last year. Whether you like it or not, they/he did a nice job puttting it together.

[my73charger]

That car was at Carlisle. If I remember right, it is a real R/T SE but the guy claims it was too trashed to even think about fixing. It sure did draw a lot of curious onlookers.

Troy

*Curled over heaving*   
sick
Man what a waste...

[69_se_ron]

Wasn't there something on ebay where it was a '69 Charger painted like the general lee sitting in someone's yard. It was just the body of the charger sitting up on huge wheels with no interior or anything and rusted to hell and gone? The seller said it was just for show since the wheels weren't connected in anyway and there was no drivetrain...

Here it is, Drache:

[RT DAVE]

Here's a pic of it arriving at the '04 Nats.   Check out the Challenger wagon behind it.     Hahaha!  

[mustanghater]

That car was at the Nats last year. Whether you like it or not, they/he did a nice job puttting it together.

I think it was to

[Charger_Fan]

From the thread title, I thought you were talking about something like this.

[MoparYoungGun]

From the thread title, I thought you were talking about something like this.

LOL, thats kind of what I expected too !

[Drache]

Thanks 69_se_ron!

That is what I want to whoop Bigfoot's ass in the next monster truck challenge! Now we just need sponsers to help us build it!

[Dodge-Charger]

Oh you mean redneck like this?  I had to get it home, I wont gonna stick it in the trunk 

[wLc]

From the thread title, I thought you were talking about something like this.

Or like this.

[Dale The Bold]

This car has acutally been around a long time. The first time I seen pics of it was about 5 years ago or so on Moparts. As much as I hate to admit it, I like it simply cause it is very different. I always liked cars that were converted in to 4x4s.

Let the flaming begin

I've never seen this particular car, but there are several Chargers converted like this.

And don't worry, I like them too.  It's WAY better than lowering them and putting Schwinn rims on them.  The one pictured in the OP is the best I've seen yet.  Love the exhaust, love the big, heavy look to it.  Man, that would be fun to take out muddin'!