A stunning blend of classic and modern, this custom 1969 Dodge Charger style vehicle has been carefully assembled by combining body panels from a 1969 Dodge Charger with modified chassis, transmission and interior components from a 2001 Dodge Viper GTS With its powerful V10 engine, striking black exterior with red tail stripes, and luxurious black and red leather interior, this unique hybrid will turn heads. Currently up for auction at BringATrailer.com, let’s delve into the details of this remarkable creation.
The Charger’s body panels have been expertly combined with a modified unibody chassis from a 2001 Dodge Viper GTS. The vehicle’s exterior is finished in a sleek black, accented with eye-catching red stripes on the queue Notable features include hidden headlights, a flip-up fuel cap, hood-mounted turn signals, dual side mirrors and chrome bumpers. The fenders have been widened and the body panels are tailored to allow for wheel articulation, creating a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary design.
SRT-branded 18- and 19-inch wheels with a chrome finish add a touch of sophistication, complemented by Michelin Pilot Sport tires (275/35 front, 345/30 rear). The vehicle features independent suspension and power steering sourced from the Viper, offering a smooth and responsive driving experience. Four-wheel disc brakes with red-painted calipers provide exceptional stopping power and enhance vehicle performance.
Step inside and you’re greeted by a luxurious cabin that seamlessly blends the best elements of the Charger and Viper. The seats, sourced from the Viper, feature black upholstery with eye-catching red inserts and embroidery. A full length custom center console and interior panels add a touch of individuality. Amenities and comforts include air conditioning, heater, power windows and front and rear lap belts. The audio system, installed in February 2023, includes a Pioneer CD receiver, JBL speakers and a removable Pioneer subwoofer box in the trunk.
The Charger’s interior benefits from Viper components, including a custom dash. The instrument cluster includes a 200 mph speedometer, a tachometer with a 6k rpm redline, and auxiliary gauges showing coolant temperature, oil pressure, fuel level, and battery voltage. The leather-wrapped steering wheel proudly displays the Viper logo on the airbag cover.
Under the hood is a fantastic 8.0-liter V10 engine sourced from the Viper GTS, which provides an exciting driving experience. Equipped with a custom dual exhaust system, this engine delivers a factory rated output of 450 horsepower and 490 lb.-ft. of pair To accommodate the V10 engine, the charger firewall was repositioned. A Tremec T56 6-speed manual transmission transfers power to the rear wheels, ensuring an engaging and exhilarating driving experience.
The custom Charger-Viper hybrid was acquired by the current seller in 2021. The vehicle has a clean Montana title that lists it as a “1969 Dodge Charger R/T.” However, it’s important to note that the Carfax report for the Viper donor car reveals an April 2004 accident that resulted in extensive damage. After the accident, the Viper received a salvage title with a Not Actual Mileage tag. Subsequent events include a broken odometer and the issuance of a “junk title/certificate” in October 2004. The vehicle’s current mileage is uncertain due to the broken odometer.
Its striking looks, powerful V10 engine and luxurious interior provide a unique driving experience that seamlessly blends classic Charger styling with modern performance and amenities. The opportunity to own such a rare and captivating vehicle is not to be missed. The tender for this exceptional creation is closed BringATrailer.com Saturday June 10 at 1:50 p.m
Gallery of Viper-Powered Custom 1969 Dodge Charger R/T:
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