[hada71RT]

Hope this isn't a repeat. 194 MPH Challenger Superbird. My daughter sent me this. 1,000 RWHP
http://www.musclecarszone.com/2008-dodge-challenger-superbird-custom-sounds-like-a-plane-194mph/
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[Renaikan]

Hope this isn't a repeat. 194 MPH Challenger Superbird. My daughter sent me this. 1,000 RWHP
http://www.musclecarszone.com/2008-dodge-challenger-superbird-custom-sounds-like-a-plane-194mph/
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Great video, thanks for sharing! I am a big fan of the Superbird. That was a 70s Roadrunner. Sorry if I a being a bit blunt here, but it looked good back in the day, but not so much on a modern Challenger. Just my opinion.

 

[oilslick]

That car was stolen a few months back. :smiledown:

 

[Maxedwell]

Love that car and the video! Is the car over-the-top, garish, flashy, and in-your-face? Yup. So was the original which sometimes sat in dealer lots for 1-2 years. Those cars were made for racing, not the street, but Chrysler had to make 2,000 street versions to qualify as a "stock car." This car was made to go fast in a straight line and it did! Almost 200 mph in a mile.
Bummer that it was stolen. It is so high-profile that it was probably stripped, mainly for the engine. No way you could drive that around and not draw attention to yourself! Wonder what it was insured for?

 

[TikiMan]

I dont like that look on a Challenger either. It's better left on the original.

 

[dodge boy]

There Old Superbirds like the one in my signature are in a class of there own, The Superbird nose on a Challenger looks a bit out of place IMO.