Body Work/Trim
Created by Muscle Rod Shop, San Antonio TX, specializing in wide-body muscle rods. Frame was channeled front and rear to get that lowered stance. Body was widened 2.5” each side, starting at the front doors, finishing at the tail. Wheel arches were raised 2” and flared at all four corners. Rockers were lowered and continued to rear valance. Bumpers were modified, yet retain the stock look.
The engine bay was hand-fabricated from inner fenders to smoothed firewall. Cowl was also smoothed for a clean look. One-off custom hood with 2” raise in the middle and 3 heat extractors on both sides.
Body work was smoothed out, then painted custom mix “Reflex Blue” by House of Kolors.
Engine
440 Mopar stroked to 535 C.I. with comp cam and roller rockers, Eldelbrock aluminum heads, knocking out 700 hp and 635 lb/ft of torque. Hilborn fuel injection sets off that big block Mopar. Holly distributor and MSD plug wires. Billet Specialties Truetrac serpentine system looks awesome.
Drivetrain/Suspension
Reilly MotorSports RMS AlterKtion suspension with power rack and pinion controls the front, while RMS Street Lynx handles the rear. Silver MotorSport handles the drivetrain with a Tremec TKO-600 connecting to the 8.75” Moser axles that spin a Truetrac differential. Custom 3” exhausts connect to ceramic-coated Headman headers.
Wheels
HRBB-HR99 front 18 x 8, 245 x 40 x 18 and rear 20 x 12, 335 x 30 x 20 riding on Perilli P Zeros.
Interior
Design by Eric Brockmeyer.
Pro Auto Custom Interiors, Knoxville TN, Steve Holcomb, owner.
Dash was custom-fabricated by Muscle Rod Shop and covered in leather by Pro Auto Custom Interiors. Steve and his crew custom-made the seats, front and rear, along with the headliner. Steve is well-known for his one-off interiors. He’s just coming off a Great 8 winner, a 1954 Corvette built by Larry Griffey.
The Charger will be at the PPG Nationals, Columbus OH July 7 – July 9, 2017.
More pictures available upon request. 1968DodgeChargerWidebody Street Machine "Reflex... -YouTube
For more information, contact Rich Purdie 321-255-1287 or coolrodder456@aim.com