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Remember when Dodge brought back the RWD Charger after seventeen long years of front-paw awkwardness, back in 2006? Sure, naysayers kept taking about the automaker getting the number of doors wrong, but the return of the muscle was a reason to jump for joy. Well, we are now here to talk about a 2007 Dodge Charger R/T, albeit with this straying far from the pack in terms of appearance.
Truth be told, this Mopar machine makes the most out of its mods and we'll start with the list of goodies fitted to the car.
The four-door now packs widebody fenders, the kind that may be found on the Dodge Charger Widebody the carmaker is expected to introduce for the 2020 model year (the newcomer should make its debut soon).
Then we have the hood (check out that scoop) and the front apron, along with the tail spoiler. Oh, and let's not forget the front and rear light clusters, along with the generously-sized custom exhaust, which makes sure that HEMI breathes freely and delivers the song of its people.
And there's no denying the fact that the custom wheels and microscopic ride height (hopefully, there's an air suspension in there) also play their part.
Of course, the wrap covering the car makes a massive difference. Thanks to that shark mouth and all the camo, this Dodge looks a bit like a WWII fighter plane - this theme seems to have become a trend, with digital artist Scott Kepple deserving plenty of credit for this (here's a Lamborghini Huracan dressed up in somewhat similar fashion).
For the record, this Charger used to come dressed in Sublime Green attire.
In fact, if you check out the first Instagram post below, you'll notice the muscle sedan's journey from render to reality, which deserves a big round of applause.
The four-door now packs widebody fenders, the kind that may be found on the Dodge Charger Widebody the carmaker is expected to introduce for the 2020 model year (the newcomer should make its debut soon).
Then we have the hood (check out that scoop) and the front apron, along with the tail spoiler. Oh, and let's not forget the front and rear light clusters, along with the generously-sized custom exhaust, which makes sure that HEMI breathes freely and delivers the song of its people.
And there's no denying the fact that the custom wheels and microscopic ride height (hopefully, there's an air suspension in there) also play their part.
Of course, the wrap covering the car makes a massive difference. Thanks to that shark mouth and all the camo, this Dodge looks a bit like a WWII fighter plane - this theme seems to have become a trend, with digital artist Scott Kepple deserving plenty of credit for this (here's a Lamborghini Huracan dressed up in somewhat similar fashion).
For the record, this Charger used to come dressed in Sublime Green attire.
In fact, if you check out the first Instagram post below, you'll notice the muscle sedan's journey from render to reality, which deserves a big round of applause.
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