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2011 Dodge Challenger R/t Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars

US $29,500.00
Year:2011 Mileage:33000
Location:

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States

2011 Dodge Challenger R/T, 33k miles

I purchased this car new in the fall of 2011, and have owned it since. This car has been my baby, any time it needed maintenance it went to the dealership right away. Always had the oil changed, transmission fluid changed, tires rotated and spark plugs on schedule. Very well taken care of, and always put in the garage when not being used. I'm parting ways with it to make room for new projects, time for someone else to enjoy this car as much as I have. 

Paint is what Dodge calls Clear Coat Black, 2011 was the only year for a solid black. All other years were metallic. The paint has always been cared for with 3m professional products, and has never been power buffed. 

Interior has always been kept meticulously clean, and looks like it did when it rolled off the factory floor.

The drive train is perfect. The engine makes NO abnormal noises, just great and really gets after it when you put your foot down. The transmission, 6 speed Tremec, shifts flawlessly. The clutch is great in this car, driven by someone with tons of experience in driving standard transmissions. Its equipped with the 3.92 rear end, which has had the fluid changed in it recently. 

Tires are Hankook Ventus V-12's, fronts are 70% and rears are 80%

33,000 miles since I bought it new, 90% of them are on the hiway. Car has never been drove in the snow or on roads that were salted. Underbody of the car is CLEAN!

The car was in a hit-and-run about a year ago, but was fixed by one of the best body men in the state. If you can see where the damage was, I'll buy you a steak dinner! No structural damage was inflicted to the car, purely cosmetic and was completely and professionally repaired.

The car does have some aftermarket goodies on it. 

  -Lowered with an eibach pro lowering kit
  -Front and Rear Petty Motorsports Strut Tower braces
  -Eibach front control arms
  -Spohn rear control arms and track bars, to correct rear camber issues involved with lowering
  -Lots of billet under the hood including BT valve covers and REAL carbon fiber...has nearly 2 grand worth of carbon fiber under the hood. 
  -DEI exhaust cutouts
  -Pypes Violater exhaust sysytem
  -SRT front splitter
  -Petty motorsports rear spoiler
  -TSW Wheels with Hancook tires
  -Hurst Shifter with old style pistol grip shifter

I have lots of money in extras in this car. Its been shown multiple times and always placed very well. 

Car sounds MEAN, the hemi just roars through the pypes exhaust...then at a push of a button it SCREAMS through the cutouts. It handles like a racecar, no body roll at all and just HUGS the curves! Its a true joy of a car to drive!

Car has some options too. Including...
  -Super Track Pack
  -Sirius Radio
  -Power Seats, windows and locks
  -keyless 'enter and go' (really cool feature!)
  

Just a great Challenger! Its my baby, but I have to part with her! 

Reserve price is what the car blue books for, and will be sold at that price or to the highest bidder! Will help with delivery.

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