Cool Roadrunner/ Challenger

[Tuffone20]

I stopped by one of our local Friday night car get-togethers at the sonic close to my house and saw this pretty cool 68 Roadrunner.
The owner of the car came over and explain what he had done was take a 1968 Roadrunner and put it on a 2017 Challenger Scat pack chassis.
The Challenger was wrecked and he picked it up pretty cheap.

At first I thought he just used the engine and drive train, but then he opened the door end it had to complete challenger interior dash seats consul everything.
The only thing I didn’t like about it was the Challenger wheels which to me looked out of place on the Roadrunner.

[BUCKY]

Very cool 'Runner!! I agree about the wheels, but he prolly had to use them because of the big brakes on the Challenger chassis. I don't know that, but it could be.

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It's amazing that the dash fit. You wouldn't think those two cars were that close to the same dimensions.

[BUCKY]

Feb 22, 2020 18:01:01 GMT -5 @smhardesty said:

It's amazing that the dash fit. You wouldn't think those two cars were that close to the same dimensions.

MacGyver might have helped. You can do wonders with a Swiss Army Knife and some duct tape!!

[Jcon]

Very cool!!!

[tubbs]

Lots of work right there. I like the idea, just dont know if I like that one. Not sitting as low as I would like to see. From the pictures, he did great work. Would have gotten rid of the bumblebee bee on the seats and stitched a runner there. He spent that much on the car, what's a few more hundred. Would have been a neat touch.

[mrmike]

You do know that is a 1969 Roadrunner and not a 1968...right?!!!

[tubbs]

Mar 31, 2020 7:32:29 GMT -5 mrmike said:

You do know that is a 1969 Roadrunner and not a 1968...right?!!!

HA!! nice catch, I saw it was, but never caught it in the write up.

[BUCKY]

Mar 31, 2020 7:32:29 GMT -5 mrmike said:

You do know that is a 1969 Roadrunner and not a 1968...right?!!!

Good eye, Mike!! I missed it, too!