1972 Challenger with new Charger interior and drivetrain.

[Super Blue 72]

They did a nice job with it, IMO...

http://www.lampeace.com/2011/11/1972-challenger-with-interior-and-power.html

[The4ork]

been wondering what the newer wheels would look like.

love the whole car.

[Super Blue 72]

Yeah, that was the biggest thing that made me look at thia car were the wheels.  I too wondered what these wheels looked like on these cars.

[joelson6]

i dunno. i think they better get that car back to the circus before they find out it's missing 

[ChallengerHK]

Yeah, none of these mod paint jobs do it for me. As I've said elsewhere, I think these may be the most beautiful cars ever designed, and the factory stylists did a great job with coming up with ways to accent the shapes. Putting random lines and shapes on them just detracts too much from what's already there.

But, clearly, there are lots of folks who love them. And whether or not I like the paint, at least they're keeping them alive.

[cj]

Wow.  We have a Daytona Charger right beside the 73 Challenger.  Never thought about doing that.  Have thought about putting those seats in one of the ebodies but not the rest.

[SMS]

Car would look sooooo much better a solid color

I applaud the work though

[AARuFAST]

Great fit interior, like it, can live with the green not the lines.  Why not. its a 72. 
U can see dark spots in the paint because the car was not asssembled and painted
together...




http://s612.photobucket.com/albums/tt201/AARuFAST/1970%20Gran%20Cpe%20Convertible/?albumview=slideshow