Dodge Challenger With A Viper V10 Is Mopar Perfection

In an attempt to beef up the styling, the Challenger has been fitted with a Hellcat-style hood and bumper add-ons, along with a front splitter replete with stabilizer bars, canards, and a new grille. At the back, you'll find a decklid spoiler which looks good, but this sits at odds with the tacked-on aftermarket wing.

The rear fascia has been modernized with newer taillights and sporty quad exhaust tips. Viper badges on the hood are a subtle nod to the menacing engine that lives beneath it. If it were our Challenger, we'd take all the aftermarket bits off, return it to "rental car" spec, and just shock passers-by with the seemingly innocuous V10 Challenger.

It's not perfect, though. While the odometer shows just over 7,000 miles, the true mileage is unknown. However, the Carfax report notes the vehicle covered 192,000 miles when last checked in 2022.

It's worth noting that the air-conditioning system has also been disconnected, which should make it a bit of a struggle to drive on hot summer days. Hopefully, reconnecting the climate control won't be too much of a problem.

If you're interested, here's what you need to know. At the time of writing, there are still two days to go before the auction comes to a close. The current bid stands at $25,000, which is a bargain considering what a unique project this is. Yes, it's old, and yes, it's not perfect.

But as a project car and something to have a bit of fun with, it's unmatched. Also, when you consider that a 2023 Challenger starts at $31,100, you realize this Viper-powered Challenger offers plenty of bang for your buck.