Photo: SR Auto Group
While many muscle car fans out there are still struggling to get their hands on a Hellcat, the aftermarket world has had the time to grab a blown Challenger and give it the Liberty Walk treatment. Now the demonic Mopar machine is being set free into the world, so any of you can have it.
We're talking about a 2015 Dodge Challenger Hellcat that's probably as good as new, since it only has 60 miles (100 km) on its odo. However, as we said, there's a twist here - you'll only get to enjoy this if you fancy the mix between the muscle car aura and the Liberty Walk "wide bodykit."
As for the custom rims, we're talking about 20-inch units supplied by Pur Wheels, which use a Gloss Gold finish for the center and come with a Polished lip.
Those of you who are considering removing those fenders and keeping the air suspension should think twice - installing the Liberty Walk arches requires cutting into the vehicle's fenders.
And if you happen to be upset because somebody dared to play with the appearance of a Hellcat, you can blame Canada for this one. The Dodge Challenger is offered by SR Auto, a Canadian-based specialist that handles all sorts of custom and exotic rides.
The vehicle is listed at CAD150,000, which can be translated into $107,295 at the current exchange rates. Given the modifications, as well as the non-existent mileage, the price appears to be a fair one.
Let's talk about the mods installed on this Challenger Hellcat
To be more specific, this Hellcat was gifted with the minimum amount of Liberty Walk pieces, since it only includes the front and rear fenders. The vehicle also packs an air Airrex suspension, which means you will be able to get along with steep driveways as the SRT Gods intended.As for the custom rims, we're talking about 20-inch units supplied by Pur Wheels, which use a Gloss Gold finish for the center and come with a Polished lip.
Those of you who are considering removing those fenders and keeping the air suspension should think twice - installing the Liberty Walk arches requires cutting into the vehicle's fenders.
And if you happen to be upset because somebody dared to play with the appearance of a Hellcat, you can blame Canada for this one. The Dodge Challenger is offered by SR Auto, a Canadian-based specialist that handles all sorts of custom and exotic rides.
The vehicle is listed at CAD150,000, which can be translated into $107,295 at the current exchange rates. Given the modifications, as well as the non-existent mileage, the price appears to be a fair one.
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