Photo: ProFoil
In the magnificent world of American muscle cars, the Dodge Challenger SRT8 in 392 HEMI guise is the kind of beast that looks pretty awe-inspiring fresh out of the production line. In standard, the model comes either with blue body paint and two go-faster white stripes, or vice-versa, and a 6.4-liter HEMI V8 with 470 tire-shredding horsepower to boot. But that's not enough for some owners of this kind of car.
That's why Dubai-based tuner ProFoil kitted out the 392 HEMI Challenger you can see in the photo gallery below with a night blue metallic matt wrap and black matt Mopar logos on the sides. Even though the job was done half a world away in the United Arab Emirates, these guys used high quality materials sourced from Germany with great attention to detail.
The black matt Mopar logos right behind the doors blend in nicely with the dark tinted windows, while the side mirrors are also covered in black protective foil. The owner of this Challenger put the simple 5 spoke design wheels through the wrapping process as well, now sporting a black matt finish. ProFoil also blackened out the hood in order to nicely complement the smoked look of the headlamps.
If you ask us, this wrap job looks great and will definitely make you want to think twice before strongly rejecting the idea of wrapping. And think about the advantages: it's cheaper than repainting and you can just take it off whenever you're tired of the way it looks. Some people even use it to protect the paint job from scratches with the help of transparent foil applied on certain surfaces or even the whole body of the car.
The black matt Mopar logos right behind the doors blend in nicely with the dark tinted windows, while the side mirrors are also covered in black protective foil. The owner of this Challenger put the simple 5 spoke design wheels through the wrapping process as well, now sporting a black matt finish. ProFoil also blackened out the hood in order to nicely complement the smoked look of the headlamps.
If you ask us, this wrap job looks great and will definitely make you want to think twice before strongly rejecting the idea of wrapping. And think about the advantages: it's cheaper than repainting and you can just take it off whenever you're tired of the way it looks. Some people even use it to protect the paint job from scratches with the help of transparent foil applied on certain surfaces or even the whole body of the car.
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