2008 Dodge Challenger on 2040-cars
Capay, California, United States
Please contact me at : jacqualinejmmayle@ukreps.com .This is a 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT with only 32744 miles. This car is #1565
from the first edition. It was extensively customized by Al&Eds and used as
there calendar car for 2008 as well as making its rounds throughout the car show
circuit. The car has been stored in doors at all times and is in excellent
condition.
Exterior Upgrades:
The factory wheels were painted matte black and the car was lowered to create a
more aggressive appearance when on the street.
Interior Upgrades:
All interior plastic trim on the dash, doors and steering wheel were painted the
same color orange to match the exterior of the car.
Audio Upgrades:
The factory radio was replaced with a Kenwood Excelon DNX8120 touch screen
entertainment system that was custom molded into the dash. This 7″ wide screen
radio offers am/fm/XM/CD/DVD/iPod/iPod video and navigation. Kenwood’s back up
camera model CCD2000 was installed to offer a color images that displays on the
screen when the car is engaged into reverse.
The factory door speakers were replaced with Kenwood Excelon top of the line
6.5″ and tweeter component speakers. The rear speakers were replaced as well
with Kenwood two-way coaxial speakers. When the rear bench seat is folded down
our A-E logo is prominently displayed.
Two Kenwood Excelon carbon fiber 10″ subwoofers were installed in the trunk of
the car in a custom enclosure that forces the sound into the cabin through a
center port installed in the center of the rear interior deck.
Three Kenwood amplifiers totaling over 2500 watts of power were also custom
installed and displayed in the trunk of the car.
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