Suprise from Türkiye!!! (R/T 528 Hemi)

[academian97]

Hi everybody,
im glad to share pictures of this Charger R/T 528Hemi from İstanbul-Türkiye.
maybe u remember this car, it was gold coloured before.
its owner keep this car as a secret but he finally opened his garage doors for EVO Magazine.



      

(American Gun)

[RD]

cool.. not many mopes in your land eh?  cool.. where is your charger?

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

I hope it wasn't this car......This one is in Turkey as well

[1969chargerrtse]

I hope it wasn't this car......This one is in Turkey as well

[BigBlackDodge]

Same front tires and license plate..............


BBD

[bull]

Nice car! What does silahi mean?

[AKcharger]

No It means "Car"

[RD]

guys, its a new member from another country... its not his car... try to be nice about it.. I understand you dont like it, but this guy will read this and think all americans are a55holes.. he is just excited about a charger is all.

you have to admit, that 528 is badazz 

[tan top]

I hope it wasn't this car......This one is in Turkey as well

   ,
                                       looks real mean ride with  with that HEMI up front . 
                      should of got a XP charger to modify that way though  no offence XP guys 

[Jon Smith]

should of got a XP charger to modify that way though   no offence XP guys 

Why? aren't there enough stock RTs about...its only about the value of a badge and a few drivetrain parts...oh,and 1 letter on the vin
I bet xp cars are fairly thin on the ground in turkey..maybe he wanted to build the car he had the way he wanted it, instead of how everyone else tells him to

[RD]

should of got a XP charger to modify that way though   no offence XP guys 

Why? aren't there enough stock RTs about...its only about the value of a badge and a few drivetrain parts...oh,and 1 letter on the vin
I bet xp cars are fairly thin on the ground in turkey..maybe he wanted to build the car he had the way he wanted it, instead of how everyone else tells him to

[tan top]

should of got a XP charger to modify that way though   no offence XP guys 

Why? aren't there enough stock RTs about...its only about the value of a badge and a few drivetrain parts...oh,and 1 letter on the vin
I bet xp cars are fairly thin on the ground in turkey..maybe he wanted to build the car he had the way he wanted it, instead of how everyone else tells him to

                     thats  true also 

[Brock Samson]

I can't imajine anyone going from that stock cherry looking one to that black bruiser and not killing themselves from remorse...
you'd have to be pretty twisted to spray bomb that grill and such. Both are great looking examples of the breed but i doubt they're the same car...
any chance we can get a translation of the specs?.

[Brock Samson]

  yeah but are you sure that's the same car. me thinks not... 

[terrible one]

You would think that they could at least clean up the wheels/tires and get some center caps for the shoot!

[DodgeByDave]

 

That is very nice

Now here's a hypothetical question: Suppose somebody came on this forum and had a mint Daytona Charger. And they decided to take a pick-axe to the sheetmetal because they were told that the resultant "speed-holes" would increase it's top end speed.
And then they sent along a bunch of pictures to show that they've followed through on their idea.

LOL

Dude, look at the car and turn your nose down a little. It'll fill with rain, considering the angle off attack.

If it had been hatchet bodywork and crappy workmanship, I could understand having an attitude. Not the case here at all.

I quit even reading Vins and body tags years ago when the fakes started popping up. What I want to know is "does it have a clear title"? So what if it's a cherry 69 R/T? I just hope like hell he did something with the crappy brakes and burn my car to the ground wiring. The steering geometry and front suspension needs a little work too. I can nitpick that crappy stock R/T all day long if you want.

I consider myself one of the lucky ones. My first charger was a 68 R/T. Since then I have owned most likely every combination of Charger known. I even had a slant six car. I had a 70 with a 70 roadrunner doghouse on it, talk about weird looking (the previous owner couldn't find the charger stuff and had his cousin do the deed). Were I to post pics of an abomination like that I would expect condolences at best and much ridicule at worst.

Fact of the matter is, the car is very nice. I think it's pretty cool, considering it's in Turkey. The owner of the car most likely can afford any car he wants, but he made his choice.

DBD

[Steve P.]

My BLACK car was GOLD before too.   I don't see any hack work on that car. Matter of fact I think it looks great. Yup, my   

I like to see dirty tires too. That just tells me that the car is driven. Not a trailer queen. I personally have more respect for the guys that build them to drive them than the ones that never see the road. Again, just my 


By the way, welcome Academian 97.  One thing is for sure around here. Everyones opinion counts. EVERYONE'S   

[academian97]

hi,
1-Im sorry to reply so late

2-This s the same car,http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,14835.0.html
   it was sold in a auction and this happened tothe car.

3-In Türkiye u can not see american cars in every corner, mopars are very rare.

4-americans are not a55holes and we re not rednecks

5-I love amercians cars, MOPARS and i dont have one. (YET) but will have as soon as possible

6-amerikan silahı means american weapon or american gun, something like that...

7- is the car really f****ed up??? This car was registered before i think, it must be a real R/T

8-i ll try to answer ur questions


and nice to meet charger guys here

[RD]

Ok, so I'm a bit hard on our Turkish brother.
We are all entitled to our opinions, correct?
From what I've been told, my opinion is as worthy as the next guy.

It is my opinion is that the car was absolutely beautiful before it was hacked upon. And after the modifications, even with the addition of a Hemi, it is a lesser vehicle for the effort.

Am I a big prick for saying so? I think not.
I draw your attention to comments made on these threads:
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,35410.0.html
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,35773.0.html

Now I know that in a perfect world, there would be lots of Chargers out there for everybody to personify in whatever way they'd like.
Which we often see on this forum.
However, given the previous condition of this particular car, and that it was an R/T, I cannot endorse, condone, or even pretend to accept the modifications that were carried out.
And being a military guy like I am....that is how we talk.

Now here's a hypothetical question: Suppose somebody came on this forum and had a mint Daytona Charger. And they decided to take a pick-axe to the sheetmetal because they were told that the resultant "speed-holes" would increase it's top end speed.
And then they sent along a bunch of pictures to show that they've followed through on their idea.

Would it be proper protocol to endorse their decision, thereby qualifying their actions, all in the attempt to be seen as an equitable or agreeable person? (Even if you might not agree with it?)

there is a difference between applying a constructive criticism and just being downright rude.  I agree that you have your opinion about the car, and that is okay, but the means in which you provided that opinion was brash.  that is all I was saying.  you can express your opinion, that is fine, just do it in a way that is not demeaning, vulgar, or rude.

I am not the internet police by anymeans and I dont want to sound like your keeper, but I just thought since this guy was from a different country, and a mopar lover to boot, we could have been better ambassadors you know? 

I apologize if I ruffled your feathers with my post. no harm no foul k?

[Magnumcharger]

Ok, so I'm a bit hard on our Turkish brother.
We are all entitled to our opinions, correct?
From what I've been told, my opinion is as worthy as the next guy.

It is my opinion is that the car was absolutely beautiful before it was hacked upon. And after the modifications, even with the addition of a Hemi, it is a lesser vehicle for the effort.

Am I a big prick for saying so? I think not.
I draw your attention to comments made on these threads:
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,35410.0.html
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,35773.0.html

Now I know that in a perfect world, there would be lots of Chargers out there for everybody to personify in whatever way they'd like.
Which we often see on this forum.
However, given the previous condition of this particular car, and that it was an R/T, I cannot endorse, condone, or even pretend to accept the modifications that were carried out.
And being a military guy like I am....that is how we talk.

Now here's a hypothetical question: Suppose somebody came on this forum and had a mint Daytona Charger. And they decided to take a pick-axe to the sheetmetal because they were told that the resultant "speed-holes" would increase it's top end speed.
And then they sent along a bunch of pictures to show that they've followed through on their idea.

Would it be proper protocol to endorse their decision, thereby qualifying their actions, all in the attempt to be seen as an equitable or agreeable person? (Even if you might not agree with it?)

there is a difference between applying a constructive criticism and just being downright rude.  I agree that you have your opinion about the car, and that is okay, but the means in which you provided that opinion was brash.  that is all I was saying.  you can express your opinion, that is fine, just do it in a way that is not demeaning, vulgar, or rude.

I am not the internet police by anymeans and I dont want to sound like your keeper, but I just thought since this guy was from a different country, and a mopar lover to boot, we could have been better ambassadors you know? 

I apologize if I ruffled your feathers with my post. no harm no foul k?

Cool

[academian97]

this s the photo when it was in the auction,



and this is another Charger.


doksanyedili@hotmail.com

[Brock Samson]

i was just gonna post that same pic and say,.. i didn't even think General Lee for about ... um seven seconds.. 

[Steve P.]

Damn Brock, I didn't think General Lee at all............       Do you think General Lee every time you see something orange?? 

[Brock Samson]

you absolutly sure that's the same car?... they changed the interior color from white to black..? 
this has also got me to wonderin' what other chargers are squirreled away around the globe,.. in France In Japan, etc... 

[academian97]