Comments on: 2009 Dodge Challenger http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog/?p=1 All things Mopar! Tue, 07 Sep 2010 02:13:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: crj1968 http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-12 crj1968 Thu, 09 Apr 2009 03:21:08 +0000 http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog//?p=1#comment-12 Would love to see some pics of these cars Steve. You can upload them in the forum. www.mopars.com/cgi-bin Would love to see some pics of these cars Steve. You can upload them in the forum. http://www.mopars.com/cgi-bin

]]> By: Steve http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-11 Steve Thu, 09 Apr 2009 03:02:15 +0000 http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog//?p=1#comment-11 I've got the best of both. I have a 1970 440 six-pack Challenger R/T 4-speed, with 35,000 org. miles. I just bought a 2009 SRT-8 Challenger, 6-Speed. My wife and I attend cruise-inns with both cars. People like both, and like to compare them. I’ve got the best of both. I have a 1970 440 six-pack Challenger R/T 4-speed, with 35,000 org. miles. I just bought a 2009 SRT-8 Challenger, 6-Speed. My wife and I attend cruise-inns with both cars. People like both, and like to compare them.

]]> By: Gary http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-7 Gary Thu, 05 Mar 2009 23:27:24 +0000 http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog//?p=1#comment-7 I purchased a brand new 71 Challenger R/T 340 when returning home from Vietnam in early 71 . Was a great car . But sold it before getting married in late 72 . So I just had to have one of the new R/T Challenger. I purchased one of the first Challenger R/T 6 speed's that was in my area. And love it . It is Black with Silver hood to fender stripe's and 20 inch wheel's . At age 60 I feel young when I drive it . I purchased a brand new 71 Challenger R/T 340 when returning home from Vietnam in early 71 . Was a great car . But sold it before getting married in late 72 . So I just had to have one of the new R/T Challenger. I purchased one of the first Challenger R/T 6 speed’s that was in my area. And love it . It is Black with Silver hood to fender stripe’s and 20 inch wheel’s . At age 60 I feel young when I drive it .

]]> By: crj1968 http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-4 crj1968 Tue, 17 Feb 2009 19:05:36 +0000 http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog//?p=1#comment-4 Yeah, that's the appeal of the new Challenger for me, the memories it stirs up. Plus its just a great looking ride. As for the site Im working on it. thanks! Yeah, that’s the appeal of the new Challenger for me, the memories it stirs up. Plus its just a great looking ride. As for the site Im working on it. thanks!

]]> By: Nathan http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-3 Nathan Tue, 17 Feb 2009 16:51:51 +0000 http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog//?p=1#comment-3 All I can tell you is the Dodge Challenger is a super classic. Lots of memories were made in one during High School is why. Question? This site is awesome. I'm suprised more people haven't stumbled on it yet. Let's get the word out and start car shop talk! All I can tell you is the Dodge Challenger is a super classic. Lots of memories were made in one during High School is why.

Question? This site is awesome. I’m suprised more people haven’t stumbled on it yet. Let’s get the word out and start car shop talk!

]]> By: Michael K. http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-2 Michael K. Tue, 17 Feb 2009 16:19:58 +0000 http://godsrods.com/mopars/blog//?p=1#comment-2 Hello, I dont own a new Challenger, but I did have a chance to drive one, an R/T. To compare it to a 70's Challenger is difficult. It feels like a new car, of course with better seats, quieter interior, etc, but you still feel like you are driving a 60's musclecar, because of how it looks. The motor makes good power and it handles much nicer than an older one of course. Its a great car and if times were better (like you said) I'd be buying one. In fact, I told myself when I first heard of it, that I'd "be first in line." Hopefully, Chrysler can survive this storm, and keep producing the car, because I think it is awesome. All that said, there is still nothing like the feel, smell and fun factor of a 60-70's musclecar. Hello, I dont own a new Challenger, but I did have a chance to drive one, an R/T. To compare it to a 70’s Challenger is difficult. It feels like a new car, of course with better seats, quieter interior, etc, but you still feel like you are driving a 60’s musclecar, because of how it looks. The motor makes good power and it handles much nicer than an older one of course. Its a great car and if times were better (like you said) I’d be buying one. In fact, I told myself when I first heard of it, that I’d “be first in line.” Hopefully, Chrysler can survive this storm, and keep producing the car, because I think it is awesome. All that said, there is still nothing like the feel, smell and fun factor of a 60-70’s musclecar.

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