1971 Dodge Challenger R/t 4406 Pack Tremec Tko 600 5 Speed on 2040-cars
Bristol, Tennessee, United States
1971 DODGE CHALLENGER R/T. Originally a 383 automatic car, Now a 440 6pack 5speed Tremec Tko 600 conversion with hydraulic clutch. Has exactly approx. 1000 miles since completion. Serviced the trans at 500 miles with a change of fluid. This was a Keisler kit that I puchased and installed. Done Right. 8 3/4 Rearend with 3.91 gears and clutch posi. Disk brakes on the front with drum on the rear. Car was gone through top to bottom front to back. Paint is immaculate, Interior is immaculate. Dash is original with one minor crack near speaker grille. I have the new front windshield trim to replace, All new stainless fuel lines to install, Radiator conversion bracket to make it accept a 26 inch radiator.( I planned on installing a/c) Runs cool the way it is. I rebuilt the heater box with new heater core and all new gaskets. Red line gauges rebuilt and calibrated all the gauges, with a volt meter conversion and wiring harness conversion from MADD Electrical. Brand New Tuff Stuff 100 amp alternator One wire that I haven't installed yet. Bf Goodrich tires all the way around with chrome magnum rims. This car runs and drives exceptional, the trans mated with the 3.91 rear turns 2200 rpms at 65 mph with a 275/60/15 tires. Pretty much everything is new or rebuilt. This car turns heads everywhere, thumbs up from everyone. Car has no spare tire, but I do have the jack assembly and is in the car. Reflector pieces on the tailights are weathered a little. Exhaust is new. Missing rear seatbelts. Manual steering. Aluminum water pump and housing. Electronic ignition.
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Man hits 153 mph on I-75 in Dodge Magnum
Tue, May 19 2015A man driving in Michigan took his 2005 Dodge Magnum practically to the limit in the wee hours of the morning on May 19 when the Michigan State Police caught him on radar going 153 miles per hour on Interstate 75 near Detroit. The 21-year-old driver was spotted around 3:00 AM, according to The Detroit News. Michigan State Police First Lieutenant Michael Shaw told Autoblog that officers initially saw the man on radar doing 79 mph in a 70-mph-zone, and they started following him. He eventually clocked 153 mph. However, First Lt. Shaw was clear that there was never a pursuit. "Speeding isn't necessarily a reason to put the public at risk," he said. The situation ended rather abruptly, though. The driver pulled off the interstate and behind a building. He remained in the vehicle, and police arrived and arrested him. According to First Lt. Shaw, the man was driving home from work and alcohol wasn't a factor. The Magnum has been impounded, and the driver was charged with reckless driving. Unfortunately, First Lt. Shaw said that he didn't know what engine was in the wagon, but as enthusiasts, we're curious. After all, the 2005 Magnum RT was governed to 130 mph and the SRT8 wasn't unleashed until 2006, which means either the wagon must've been derestricted to hit such high speeds or that police have the year wrong. We'll let you know if we figure that one out...
Weekly Recap: New bosses try to jump-start Cadillac and Lincoln
Sat, 26 Jul 2014
Both of America's domestic luxury brands seem to be stuck in neutral.
It's ironic that Cadillac and Lincoln got new bosses within days of each other this month. It's also a commentary on the fact both of America's domestic luxury brands seem to be stuck in neutral.
Killing the Dart and 200 might lower FCA's fuel economy burden
Tue, Feb 9 2016Killing the Dodge Dart and Chrysler 200 could allow FCA US to take advantage of an intriguing quirk in the next decade's fuel economy regulations. By increasing its ratio of trucks versus cars, the automaker might not need to worry so much about hitting the more stringent efficiency rules. At first thought, it might seem harder for an automaker with a ton of trucks to meet the government's mandated 54.5 mile per gallon corporate average fuel economy for 2025. However, every company doesn't need to hit that lofty figure, according to The Detroit Free Press. The exact target varies by the product mix between trucks and cars. "While passenger car and light truck categories have separate CAFE targets, it's still true that more trucks versus cars in a company lineup means a lower combined CAFE target," Brandon Schoettle, Project Manager Sustainable Worldwide Transportation at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, told Autoblog. "While passenger car and light truck categories have separate CAFE targets, it's still true that more trucks versus cars in a company lineup means a lower combined CAFE target." FCA US' current product blend has 80 percent pickups and CUVs, which means the company stands to benefit from a lower fuel economy target. It might not seem entirely fair environmentally, but this is a great move from a business perspective. The new CAFE rules aren't set in stone, according to The Detroit Free Press, but potentially taking advantage of the regulation is just one more reason to cut the Dart and 200. Modern crossovers also aren't gas guzzlers like older SUVs, which could make it easier to hit the fuel economy target. "Utilities offer practicality and versatility that cars do not, and now, built on car architectures, they do not penalize consumers on fuel economy as they once did," AutoTrader Senior Analyst Michelle Krebs told Autoblog. Schoettle warns that FCA is still making a gamble by killing the small sedans. "Depending on the previous sales volumes and how much these vehicles might have exceeded their specific CAFE targets, it's possible that these cars helped earn CAFE credits for FCA that they could bank for future use," he said. "Future sales breakdowns [car vs.