Unique 2021 Dodge Challenger converted in Cuda look!

Thomas Wachsmuth March 8, 2024 -> Cars from AZ, -> Tuner from AZ, Dodge, News vehicles

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For fans of classic muscle cars who are looking for something special, this is a very special one 2021 Dodge Challenger which is hardly recognizable as such at first glance. The reason for this is a comprehensive conversion that turns the vehicle into a homage to the 1971 Plymouth Barracuda transformed. The original body panels were almost completely worn out handmade fiberglass parts replaced that mimic the design of the classic 'Cuda. The front is decorated shiny chrome radiator grille, surrounded by four round headlights and two additional fog lights, rounded off by a striking black splinters. The whole thing is underlined by 20×11-inch rally rims with Pirelli P Zero tires.

Dodge Challenger Cuda conversion

Unique 2021 Dodge Challenger converted in Cuda look!

In our opinion, the wheelset fits perfectly into the eye-catching Sassy Grass Green the paintwork, that with Hemi decals is decorated. When looking from the side, the vehicle appears significantly shorter than an original 'Cuda due to the modifications, but in our opinion this doesn't detract from its appearance. Especially since the classic elements at the rear are combined with one fixed rear wingto shiny chrome apron and double tailpipes continue. Only inside the Challenger remains largely unchanged. However, this also ensures that the comfort and technology of the 2021 model will be retained.

no changes to the V8 engine

And also the 6,4 liter Hemi V8 engine Hasn't really been modified, but enjoys what's installed Shaker package with a large cutout in the hood for the distinctive air intake. The very special vehicle that has only been available so far 2.975 miles (4.787 km) has run, is run by Mecum Auctions offered at the Indy 2024 event on May 18th. It's not the first time that a modern Challenger that has been visually converted into a 'Cuda has been sold through the auction house and we're pretty sure it will find a buyer.