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Many enthusiasts believe that the pick of the Dodge Challenger range, which thankfully has plenty of models to offer, is the R/T Scat Pack, since this mixes that 392 muscle with a reasonable financial side. And we're not just talking about the U.S. here, since the Mopar machine also gets plenty of love in other parts of the world. Case in point with the Scat Pack sitting before us, which comes from Germany.
Such a Dodge is hardly the type of car that needs aftermarket attention to turn heads, with or without the exotic aura the Challenger enjoys on the Old Continent (think: Germany). Nevertheless, the example we have here has been taken to a whole new level thanks to a special wrap.
Dubbed Heminator, this Challenger now displays a mechanical theme, which also means it sticks to non-screaming colors. In fact, the body of the car only sports small red accents, from the R/T badge to the part of the wrap that lets the whole world know the engine compartment conceals a 392 (that would be 6.4 liters) V8.
“Was it necessary for this second skin job to cover the top part of the windshield?” one might ask. The answer to this question is obviously subjective, so we'll move past this aspect.
Now, if you zoom in on the Instagram posts below, you'll be able to feast your eyes on the Mopar celebration that is this muscle car. And while the images in the first post add some extra editing spice to the wrapped Challenger, the ones in the second post display the machine in its natural state. As for the Insta video at the bottom of the story, this will reveal the original hue of the vehicle.
Of course, the Widebody option found on this example also helps with the attention magnet effect, but you can bet the Dodge would've made a similar impact without the meaty arches and the wheels/tires that come with them.
Dubbed Heminator, this Challenger now displays a mechanical theme, which also means it sticks to non-screaming colors. In fact, the body of the car only sports small red accents, from the R/T badge to the part of the wrap that lets the whole world know the engine compartment conceals a 392 (that would be 6.4 liters) V8.
“Was it necessary for this second skin job to cover the top part of the windshield?” one might ask. The answer to this question is obviously subjective, so we'll move past this aspect.
Now, if you zoom in on the Instagram posts below, you'll be able to feast your eyes on the Mopar celebration that is this muscle car. And while the images in the first post add some extra editing spice to the wrapped Challenger, the ones in the second post display the machine in its natural state. As for the Insta video at the bottom of the story, this will reveal the original hue of the vehicle.
Of course, the Widebody option found on this example also helps with the attention magnet effect, but you can bet the Dodge would've made a similar impact without the meaty arches and the wheels/tires that come with them.
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