1968 Charger Speedster

[Magnumcharger]

Continuing with the long standing tradition of personal interpretation of a design, I submit for your approval - one Topless Charger redeux.

Designed by Murray Pfaff of http://www.pfaffdesigns.com/
and built by Performance Restorations of Mundelein, IL.
http://www.performancerestorations.com/inprocesscars/68charger.html

This is the same designer that penned the '59 Imperial Speedster of note.
http://murraypfaff.wordpress.com/

It's very similar to the Alexander Brothers' built "Topless Charger" also known as the "Engel Charger", but obviously an extension of that mindset.
http://www.carstyling.ru/en/car/1968_dodge_topless_charger/images/13204/

[Ghoste]

Interesting.  I've seen a few of these over the years and haven't cared much for the other efforts but this one looks like it may be a little sharper. 

[DC_1]

 

[Brock Samson]

i like it better than most... 

[moparstuart]

    topless is the way to go 

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Like the tail end treatment of the exh tips mirroring the taillights...not sure about the placement of the front fogs though

[tan top]

clever stuff      each to their own though    but   not for me 
why mess the most beautiful shaped car  that will ever be built   

[NYCMille]

So far I kinda' dig it! 

[TUFCAT]

The retro mod look of a convertible Charger is totally cool. The final version should be EXACTLY like the artist rendering spoilers, scoops and all.

So far, I think its a pretty cool concept but I don't see the same body work from the drawing so..... it might not have the same flavor...

[Aero426]

Nice looking concept, but I am not a fan of cutting up a relatively low miles R/T to do it.   

[kokxville]

I think one of the nicest things about 2nd gens is the shape of the roof and back window,so i'm personally not a big fan about charger convertibles.
It doesn't look bad though,but why?
There are plenty nice convertibles or speedsters for sale out there.So if you want to drive one,buy a challenger,cuda,mustang,camaro or anything,and they are probably much cheaper too than this one.

[moparstuart]

Nice looking concept, but I am not a fan of cutting up a relatively low miles R/T to do it.   

totally agree there are enough rust buckets out there no reason/need to molest a low miles R/T 

[70 Charger RT]

This is the same designer that penned the '59 Imperial Speedster of note.
http://murraypfaff.wordpress.com/

It's funny that you included a link to the 59 Imperial Speedster as well.  The design is very cool.  Now I'm regretting selling the ol 59.  Oh well.  Forces me to focus on the 70 RT.

[Charger_Dart]

Like the tail end treatment of the exh tips mirroring the taillights...not sure about the placement of the front fogs though

totally agree

[Darkman]

Like the tail end treatment of the exh tips mirroring the taillights...not sure about the placement of the front fogs though

totally agree

x2.

I like the tail end (except the "over exagurated" fin), the quarter panel flutes and the overall effort involved.

I do not like the front spoiler and the fact it has no roof 

[RallyeMike]

I want to hate it, but I kinda like it.

[200MPH]

its different

[68pplcharger]

Pretty slick.... I like hard tops better 

[Blakcharger440]

To each their own but I have never seen a Charger convertible that looked....right. For me the body style just doesnt lend itself very well for one.