[fal308]

Now you can ruin/pimp many automotive styles, including the new Challenger. Go to www.ridemakerz.com
They want to build and sell you this toy after you build it online.
I guess this is a good indication of how popular the real deal should be as I've seen quite a few toys of the new Challenger on the shelves.

[Eddie]

The 'hip hop' craze is well...I dont get it!

[christer]

Now you can ruin/pimp many automotive styles,

Talking about pimp my ride, here comes a car who has set a new standard, I think. I thought I had seen it all (well ) but this car took me by surpise.

Many thanks for the mag, Eddie!

[Eddie]

You got it? Excellent!

[rtse4406pack]

boy i wish i can go back in time and go to the 1970 detroit auto show,i shure would love to walk the "Top banana boulevard".

[ianandjess]

that is GROOVY it makes you wonder what goes on in peoples heads
cheers ian

[dave-r]

it makes you wonder what goes on in peoples heads

Or in peoples cars.

[Eddie]

I remember when people were putting that stuff in their pick-em up trucks! How pathetic is that?

[christer]

boy i wish i can go back in time and go to the 1970 detroit auto show,i shure would love to walk the "Top banana boulevard".

Follow this link and you will get an insight of how the 1969 Detroit Auto show was, Niceeee!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bossmusta ... 164793335/

[christer]

I know that a former Challenger owner has been wondering about exactly when the Challenger first was presented to the public. I am surprised that no-one seems to have this information (Or is it just me who is not up to date?). Wasn´t it in the 1969 Detroit Auto show then (in January 1969) ? Was it earlier than that? Any ideas?

To the right of the Yellow jacket, you can see a glimpse of a Challenger R/T.

(Pic from : http://drivermadness.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2922 )