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Subscribe to this threadChrysler's SEMA surprise: 392 HEMI Dodge Challenger Super Stock
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Bret @ Oct 30th 2006 9:11PM
That thing looks 70s-tastic!! All you need is Peter Fonda or Barry Newman behind the wheel.
I'm not feelin' the link between the 50's doo-wop 392 Hemi, the 70's Challenger T/A styling and the 80's Pro Street stance. Mopar should have repopped a '57 Plymouth if they wanted to resurrect the 392, punched out the current 5.7L / 345CID Hemi to 383 inches for this car and left the Pro Street look back in 1980 where it belongs.