Cool new Chargers in the wild.

[TK73]

Seattle Mopars Unlimited opened an LX class, along with a Dakota and Neon class.  Brings more car people together...

[ACUDANUT]

Okay, but who go's to a show wanting to look at "LX series, Dakota's and Neon's.   Not me.

[Darkman]

I do not go to car shows to see factory restored cars (Chargers or otherwise), nor would I go to see a plain production car (unless I want to see what is new on the market). I go to see modifications and personal touches put on "individual's" cars. Shows like Show and Shines, Street Machines etc

I like the new Chargers more now than I did a year ago. Certain things just seem to grow on you. It is called change, if you don't accept it, you will be left behind (or you're just a grumpy old person  )

[1969chargerrtse]

The pictures don't do this car justice.  It's really a cool looking car.  I ended up meeting the owner.  Listen to this.  He used to own a 70 Hemi Challenger back in the 70's.  I love talking to original Hemi owners.  He used to drive it on the street with fat rear tires that were like slicks but had fine thread in them to be street.  He raced it on the track also.  He said his ladder bars messed up the floor or frame so he had to weld them on.
On the newer Charger he had the rear rims cut in half and 4" added to them.  One cool dude ( his friends call him, cool dude )and car. He's gonna check out this site so be nice.