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WELL i DIDN'T EVER THINK i'D FIND ONE, EVEN SAID TO MY FRIEND THAT IT WAS NO LONGER POSSIBLE, BUT iT CAME FROM SW TEXAS, NOT A SPOT OF RUST, SO i WENT ALL OUT. TOOK 2 YEARS, and a lot of work But it a

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It's not super loud when you get on it it lets loose.

 

My wife has only ridden in the car maybe 4-5 times in almost 3 years. Can't wait to get the top down and hear it

 

Snow storm on the way so it'll be a few wks before it leaves the garage again

 

 

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No sound on the videos for me. Other youtube videos work fine in another window off this site?

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When I opening the third bay door earlier, a snowflake almost touched it.

 

Close call.

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Looking good, have you had it tuned since the install?

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Looking good, have you had it tuned since the install?

I have data logged it and sent if to Blackbear. Just waiting for the updated file.

 

 

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When I opening the third bay door earlier, a snowflake almost touched it.

 

Close call.

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You've got to be more careful man!

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One local dodge dealer has one Charger Hellcat on stock.....close how I would option it. (Every option, $69,700.) This dealer doesn't negotiate. And I have heard many are marking up. They rarely put their actual prices online so they might have also.

 

 

If its still there Saturday I might go check it out. No danger(unless they buy mine....lol, a new Dodge dealer buying a 67 Firebird. That said, now that they are actually staying on lots, amd the 6th gen is coming soon, I might start arranging to replace the bird. As I said, probably just semi-advertise at cruise ins, to get around having to meet casual tire kickers don't care now if it takes a long time)

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If they have a market adjustment tacked on walk away. Fiat-Chrysler America has already discouraged dealers to do that and to not lock them up in a show room. If it sits on the lot for more than a week, that dealer gets shit-listed and won't get another Hellcat

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If they have a market adjustment tacked on walk away. Fiat-Chrysler America has already discouraged dealers to do that and to not lock them up in a show room. If it sits on the lot for more than a week, that dealer gets shit-listed and won't bet another Hellcst

Oh yeah, I remember reading that article. Thanks for bringing it up. Last I heard, the pastor that did my wedding was still I'm the finance dept there. Was friends with a salesman there too. If they are both still there I could get an honest conversation going.

 

Wait....no......don't need Hellcat......

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I know (knew) a guy at the dealer. Going send him a message on FB and see what's up.

 

When I bought the Corolla I had sent him a message asking if a car was in stock. When he answered 7 hours later my reply was "I was in a rush, just bought something else"

 

Think he would be jumping at the chance to answer questions now...

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70+ degrees here in KC today... mostly sunny, no wind.... PERFECT day to get the Vette out and do some cruizin'! (And, yes... the top came down) :cheers:

 

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WTF raining here (cleaning the roads haha)

 

Saturday it will come out to test the updated tune :)

 

 

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