Dodge Challenger 25…That was quick!
Taken from my car at dusk. It’s a crap ass picture, but it counts! And it proves that I do go to the gym! This was in the parking lot. You would think I would be over this already—so many on the road now—but you would be wrong! After I get all the pictures I already took out here on my site, I’ll focus on the Challengers that are really unusual…like customized colors and what not. Until then…keep the count!
Dodge Challenger 24…Easing back into the pool of the crazy
I don’t normally like to leave the license plates visible, but his Challenger is the SRT8. Really fast. Nicely done. The state is not clear so I figure it’s OK. Plus his car is badass and I’m sure he won’t care anyway. I wouldn’t.
FYI, I have tons of Challenger pics I have picked up from the last few months and they will be posted soon. Gotta start somewhere! Mo-power!
Dodge Challenger 23
And how about this? These were the first pictures I took with my new phone! Drove away from the phone place and right into the big parking lot where this little baby was sitting, just waiting for me to try out the camera. Lucky ducky.
Sunset. Redredred Challenger. And if you look close, you can see me in the side view taking the picture. It has everything!
Dodge Challenger 22
These were also off the old phone. Aren’t you glad I saved them? Check out the arty camera work.
On the road...
I love it when I get the glowing taillights. As anyone who knows me, knows that the taillights are my favorite part. Don't judge.
Dodge Challenger 18. And 19, 20, 21.
That’s kind of unfair to grab them off a car lot, but they were displayed so enticingly and so here they are.
Variety from: Basic-move-you-around-from-place-to-place, or move you fast and in a cloud of bye-bye dust. (V8 6.1 Hemi Manual SRT) For the bargain price of 45 Thousand American Dollars!
Dodge Challenger 17
Now this is bad when I can’t even keep up with my vehicle I don’t own and probably never will even though I want one really really badly but can’t afford it now and not ever in any near future time is ticking.
It’s blue and cool.
Dodge Challenger 16
These small, fast ones are the worst! One shot, from a distance, driving, and without good camera settings.
It looks older, 1970-72 maybe. It looks purple-ish, darker blue, and it looks driven. There was a red, older one there too, but no luck on a pic.
Check out this link. More education! This site is like school!
Dodge Challenger 15 / While we were taking pictures of Red in the lot…
…this one went zooming by on the street. Sometimes you only get one chance.
Dodge Challenger 14 / Walking Advantage
While walking around to capture all those wonderful bench images you have been seeing and will continue to see for another week or so, we walked right past the Bettenhausen Dodge dealership. Across the street, they have more cars (and more benches), but one vehicle in particular caught my camera eye. Can you guess?
Is it cheating? I say no. We weren’t looking for the Challenger, the Challenger was there already, waiting for us.
Damn, I love this car.
Dodge Challenger. Lucky Number 13
In my favorite color.
I’ve seen one that was a deep, midnight blue, but I couldn’t get a picture.
This is nice too.
