Custom Hot Rod Dodge Magnum R/t With Side Pipes And Shaker Hood on 2040-cars
North Hills, California, United States
You are bidding on a custom 2005 Dodge Magnum.
It is very unique looking, and it gets looks and thumbs ups from people everywhere you go with it. When purchased, it was fully loaded, and sold for $36,000. It had the leather interior option, the safety option with side curtain air bags, the convenience package, the convenience package 2, the towing package, and several other options. These options include bluetooth hands free phone connection, built-in garage door control, voice-activated features, the ability to play up to 5 data CDs full of mp3 files, dual climate controls, rear climate controls, heated seats, and a number of other luxury features not included in the standard Magnums. It can comfortable hold 5 full-sized adults, with no problems with leg room. And when you put the rear seats down, it has a vast amount of cargo room. It has a custom embroidered arm-rest, with a flame pattern. It also has aftermarket pedals and shifter knob, and a brushed aluminum dash trim kit. The car has a factory anti-theft system, where the car can not be started if the key fob is not physically in the vehicle. As far as custom modification, it has 20" chrome wheels and low-profile performance tires. It has Hotchkis lowering springs, Hotchkis heavy-duty sway bars, and Bilstein gas struts. It handles very nicely, for a larger vehicle. It is not mooshy or saggy when going around corners. It has a cat-back Flowmaster exhaust system, with Zoomers exhaust resonators. It also has dual side pipes, which are functional, with two y pipes split after the cats. It also has a custom Shaker hood scoop, with a functional ram-air system, sealed airbox, and oiled K&N cone filter. It also has a Predator grille, headlight eyelids, and halo fog lights. The car also comes with a Predator computer tuner, that allows you to increase the power, and control almost every aspect of the vehicle's systems. It simply plugs in under the dash, and you can control a variety of performance features. This vehicle features the MDS system. When cruising on the freeway, it cuts out 4 of the 8 cylinders, for better fuel economy. On long highway trips, I have done as good as 26 MPG. Which is amazing fuel economy for a car with a big V8. The car has a custom stereo, but utilizes the stock head unit. It has a separate amplifier for the rear subwoofer, which include custom fiberglass enclosures for both. The stock speakers were replaced with higher quality units. It has a good amount of bass without being insane. It also has Audiobahn flame look speaker grilles on the front doors. Overall, this is a very comfortable vehicle, with incredible utility, for fitting a lot of passengers, but it can also tow, haul, and can also go very fast if you need to. It really is the best of all worlds. I have tried to take very good care of this car, and have fixed anything that came up. I am selling simply because I want to get into off-road vehicles. And this one certainly does not have great ground clearance... |
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