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Re: NEW Challenger pre-production photos
Originally Posted by firstmethod
You know, I'm thinking
that these are most likely racing models or protoypes :like for the Busch series we heard about some months ago !! Think back to the 70's when the T/A was built ! Dodge had to produce a certain number for the public in order to make them for racing: correct ???Although I'm no expert by any measure , I am thinking this B-Pillar is necessary for rigidity and/or to support the roll cage for racing series' safety reasons ??????? With the B Pillars there, they are definetly not, repeat Not production models. Production models won't have a B-pillar and the gas tank in the trunk. That's virtually a no-brainer ; besides how would one get the spare tire out ? Surely, the designer[s] don't want people removing a gas tank to get the spare tire out !! ! |
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Re: NEW Challenger pre-production photos
Originally Posted by Ragamuffin
You know, I haven't seen many Busch cars with doors and door handles...
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Re: NEW Challenger pre-production photos
Originally Posted by KY-Daytona
Oh yeah, I see your point
.How are the Busch cars made; with a solid piece from front to back ? In one picture the door space looks extremely tight; too tight to open ! Maybe the door handles could be covered over ! Oh, I give up !!! |
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Re: NEW Challenger pre-production photos
Originally Posted by RRHemi
I really think this is a shadow of things to come. It is definitely a mule but the mule will be built from production stampings. We can expect a B-pillar and very likely no rollable rear window. I really don't care about the window but the pillar is extremely annoying since it cuts up the smooth look of the car. I guess I'll just have to see it on the show room floor before I decide.
One way to offset the pillar is to order a gloss black car and tint the windows, that way the pillar actually looks like part of the window. (Another benefit of a black car is it also neutralizes the pixar smile). Since black is one of my favored colors I may just do this. Last edited by firstmethod : 04-29-2007 at 09:16 PM. |
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Re: NEW Challenger pre-production photos
I have been in assembly plants before and seen pre- production body shells sitting . And when the real models came out they were very close in the way they looked at the plant. So i would say the way you see it will be the way it is going to be built. My GTO has a b-pillar and looks great and with window tint is not really that noticable.
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Re: NEW Challenger pre-production photos
I remember either reading or hearing Mike Castiglione saying the production Challenger will have a B-pillar, which he was very disappointed about. Regardless, that shell looks fantastic. Next spring can't get here soon enough.
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