Barracuda Concept spotted!

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As i was at my local car show today, i spotted a barracuda concept, that is in the works of coming out. I have to say it sounded SICK! was loud as HELL! Shit was no joke when it left! Sorry if pictures werent the best, at nighttime the iphones camera SUCKS and i left my digital at home. Also saw a shitload of fast cars. 2 Ford GTs a ferrari f430 spider. A Twin turbo Tucker (very rare) a real 67 shelby gt500. And many more!

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Sorry thats not a concept of the barracuda ... that is build car.. for one it didnt have a 6.1L in it lol
This is by the way
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Other than your opinion do you have any proof that this is an actual chrysler product as opposed to someones uber restomod.

no i dont have any proof other than a dodge employee owning the car. I highly doubt this is a restorod as this would probably cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to do so. The car was the cleanest thing i have ever seen!!
 

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Def not a concept. But it is def wild looking especially that alien looking intake. Looks like some aftermarket company modified a 2008 challenger.
 

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Sorry thats not a concept of the barracuda ... that is build car.. for one it didnt have a 6.1L in it lol
This is by the way
07sema_cuda---03.jpg

lol i would still take the one i posted over that POS looking one. Looks so awesome with those cheap ass fog lights you get at Pep boys. :lol:
 

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its nothing more then a 70s car thats been restomoded

if you dont think thats a resto mod or couldnt be done you have NO clue what can be done.
 

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its a very nice looking car. def a restomod though. look at the quarter window. close, butnot the same shape as the 'new' one.
 

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Sorry thats not a concept of the barracuda ... that is build car.. for one it didnt have a 6.1L in it lol
This is by the way
07sema_cuda---03.jpg

That is also not a concept. It was built by a company in CA for some multi millionaire car enthusiest. It an article about it in MOPAR muscle magazine, very cool car. It was built from an 08 charger srt-8
 

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no i dont have any proof other than a dodge employee owning the car. I highly doubt this is a restorod as this would probably cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to do so. The car was the cleanest thing i have ever seen!!

Sold for $145k this year at Barrett Jackson

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2008 Charger SRT8 donor chassis with 6.1 Liter HEMI and AutoStick transmission. All carbon fiber body with functional Shaker Hood. Painted Lambo Pearl Orange. Sits on 22" Zenetti wheels and Pirelli tires. Titled as a 2007 Dodge Charger.
Description The "BBP Project 'Cuda". This car was designed and built to encourage Chrysler Corp to bring back the 'Cuda model and the Plymouth brand. "Beefier" and larger overall than the original, there is no mistaking its heritage. It is faithful to its 1970-74 "E" Body ancestors. Although a Concept Car, it was designed to translate into a production version. It was important for the car to look and drive like a car that came off the assembly line. The BBP 'Cuda was handcrafted by Gaffoglio Family Metalcrafters in Fountain Valley, CA. Metalcrafters is known in the OEM industry for their extreme commitment to quality construction and quick build times. They count Toyota, Nissan, Audi, Hyundai and Chrysler among their list of OEM customers. Interestingly, Metalcrafters built the Concept Challenger for Dodge. Metalcrafters used the same technique to build the 'Cuda as they used to build Dodge's Concept Challenger. Starting with an "LX" chassis (in this case a brand new donor 2007 Charger SRT8), they proceeded to remove the body and totally disassemble the car down to the chassis. The bare chassis was cut in half and shortened 4" and put back together. A full scale foam model of the car was machined on a 5-Axis milling machine complete with stub axles, wheels and tires for critical review. After numerous cosmetic changes, a mold was made from the foam model for the carbon fiber body. The one piece, carbon fiber body was fit to the chassis. Once the fitment was confirmed, the glass areas were removed and the doors, trunk and hood were cut out. The glass for the windshield, rear window and side windows was manufactured by Metalcrafters at their facility. This glass is DOT approved, tempered safety glass, just like the glass in any production car. New door panels were made and the interior modified to convert from a 4 door sedan to a 2 door coupe. The stock instrument panel was retained for the production look and feel. The stock drivetrain and electrical system were also retained with the addition of a functional Shaker Hood scoop and Flowmaster mufflers. Stock wheels and tires were replaced with chrome 22" Zenetti "Fives" shod with 265/35/22 Pirelli P Zeros in front and 305/35/22 Pirelli P Zeros in the rear. The finish is highlighted by the clear coated exposed carbon fiber on the hood, deck lid spoiler and rear tail light panel. The remainder of the body is shot with Lamborghini Pearl Orange. In September when the car was nearly complete, MOPAR execs happened to be at Metalcrafters. After seeing the Concept 'Cuda, the executives asked if they could take the car to the 2007 SEMA Show in Las Vegas where it made its official debut. MOPAR used this opportunity to gauge public opinion for potential future re-introduction by placing it front and center in their display. **TITLED AS A 2007 DODGE CHARGER**


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That is also not a concept. It was built by a company in CA for some multi millionaire car enthusiest. It an article about it in MOPAR muscle magazine, very cool car. It was built from an 08 charger srt-8
Here is some pic's of that car.




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