1969 DODGE CHARGER CUSTOM COUPE

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One of one, this is not just a V10 Viper engine in a Charger, but a Viper chassis that's been lengthened 21-3/4' and had a Charger built around it. It features a modified Viper dash and console, custom leather interior and seats and body panel fit. It's been repainted, and has custom exhaust and mechanical assembly. Under the hood, the engine and firewall are set back. It's powered by an 8.0-liter 7,990cc (488ci) V10 overhead valve engine that is naturally aspirated. Underneath the Charger is

the lengthened Viper undercarriage that matches the B-body of the Charger. The chassis and extended drivetrain is all 2002 Viper from there. With the engine basically in the center of the car this handles like a dream. Inside a Viper cockpit, the custom interior is clean, fitted to mold the Viper dash into the Charger interior. At the center of the cockpit, bucket seats stitched with 'Chiper' on the back red seats. The center tunnel goes from front to back and houses the exhaust. The soft black carpet matches the stock Charger headliner, like it just rolled out of the factory custom interior. It has modern heat and air conditioning, all power windows and custom bucket seats front and back. The paint job is second to none in Deep Black Glasurit 22-line single-stage urethane.