The 2000hp FURIOUS 7 Maximus Charger!
If you were like us and wanted to know more about the crazy looking ’69 Charger in the end scene of Furious 7 – we lucked out and ran into Tom Nelson from Nelson Racing Engines (NRE) at SEMA last year! Check out the MAXIMUS 1968 Charger puts down 2000hp on an 18 INCH wide tire that was cool enough to be featured in the end scene of the Fast and Furious 7 to recreate the scene from the original film in 2001- Mr. Tom Nelson himself told us about the 2,000+ hours that went into the stunning bodywork that makes this Charger what it is today!
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Big wheels on the back....Smaller ones on the front...very cool...But....Could have come from the #factory in 1955 Pro Auto custom Interior by Steve Holcomb interior....Now under the hood...There are only two of those on the planet.....Over 500 CI...All polished aluminum HEMI!!! #ProAuto #back #SteveHolcomb
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Big wheels on the back....Smaller ones on the front...very cool...But....Could have come from the factory in 1955 Pro Auto custom Interior by Steve Holcomb interior....Now under the hood...There are only two of those on the planet.....Over 500 CI...All polished aluminum HEMI!!!Absolutely stunning! #V8
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Absolutely stunning!Nancy and Bob Dunbar with their #original owner 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge in their Beachfield neighborhood. When Pontiac brought out its first GTO in 1964, it was a special edition of the Tempest, and the initials stood for Grand Tempest Option. Project Manager John DeLorean - of DeLorean auto fame - dictated that the Judge would always be this color orange, which was first patented by #Chevrolet and called #PontiacGTOJudge #CarouselRed #HuggerOrange #BobDunbar #GrandTempestOption #GeneralMotors
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Bill says: at The girl if she could like an 80 year old man. Don’t know what I would I would do with her but it should would be fun finding out.Have to go with the 'Stang. They're still producing hot girls.
Needs those REAR grippers when they put the hammer down
Could swear its a 1968 with those round tail lights.
Its a 68 or a 69 with 68 tail lights!
1968
That’s a ’68 charger not a ’69
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That’s a 1969, but still good lookin
Katie Byrne Cavazos
For your husband
Looks like a 68 to me
68
Looks like a 68 to me .
What Ed Boland said…
1968 Charger had round tail lights
It’s a 68 not a 69
Dont look like factory style tail lights
That’s a 68
Awesome
68… round tail lights
68 is the year
“ARE YOU SURE THAT’S A 1969?” “THOSE RAIL LIGHT ARE FROM A 1968!”
Rail lights, not rail lights. Opps!
Tail!
My finger too fat!
68-69 both had round taillights
That’s not a 69 I had a 69 that looks like a 68 with the tail lights rounded like that
It’s a 68, …not 69
This is a 68 people.
1967 had the round side marking lights 1968 had the same marker lights as the 1969. But who cares still a beautiful piece of machinery
67 didn’t have marker lights
Can’t even get the year right “68” REALLY!!!!
It’s a 68 Charger
This is a 1968 Dodge Charger RT
Its a 68
Oh yea
got the wrong tailights then!!!!!!!
David Slim Roberts
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1967 had solid / continuing rear tail – light across rear end .
1968 had two tail lights on each side of the rear , designed to simulate red hot exhaust pipes .
1969 had two large horizontal tail lights .
1968 , first year for federally mandated side marker lights , amber front side , red rear side .
1967 had none , 1969 had larger rectangular side markers .
That’s a 68 not a 69
Martin Perez
Yep 68 not 68
Martin Perez not 69
1968 round twin rear lights
I had two 1968 Dodge Chargers 1 RT 440
that’s a old build seen this year’s ago
Hey!! lt’s a ’68 – NOT ’69! Side markers tell that, plus the builder said ’68. AWESOME ride! Would be cool with the Hurst pistol grip!
Nice car nice wat tires exhaust
No listen it’s a fack 68, an imatation, not real, etc.
Tom Nelson car
66-67 chargers were what I call fast back style…68 had round tail lights 69-70 had tail lights like general Lee with 70 model being little wider in middle
MoPar or no car
Sweet cherry pie
That is awsome for sure
Really?
69 has a nicer ass lol
Oh!
Jawdropping
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