Dodge Demon

"Luckily, Dodge tells us what’s in the secret crate: “18 components that maximize the Challenger SRT Demon’s flexibility, exclusivity, and future collectability.” Some of those components include Demon-branded track tools, Demon spare wheels (they look quite skinny, which is perfect for drag racing), Direct Connection Demon Performance Parts, and Demon Track Pack System. We can assume that this means the car will come with parts that will help drivers make the switch from drag car to street-legal monster."

I get the feeling that there are going to be off road use only parts in that crate. Can they give you the ability to defeat emissions on your own?
 
dline said:
Cool stuff any drag racer that drives their car to the track uses
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Exactly. It is the car built for the guy I used to be...bracket racing almost every weekend, swapping the tires at the track, big bins of tools and extra parts, etc. Only the package is put together by the factory and will be exclusive and collectible!
 
Great option! I had no idea that Dodge would actually offer skinnies from the factory but I love it! I'm not a collector tool box guy but it is super slick and full of all the goodies.

Dodge said you are listening here's where you need to take this thing..........DRAGWEEK 2017. This car was MADE for this.
 
There's the dude in North Dakota that bought one of the engineless gas monkey COPOs and got it titled. Guess that has to be the car in the ebay ad above. Not sure how the rules differ for one that was built with an engine? I'm not sure you could do it with a car that actually came with the engine.
 
Anthony said:
Ever hear of a "assemblers title"???

You absolutely can get one for a cj and drive it to work
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I'll be honest, I haven't heard of that. But regardless, I've never seen a CJ or Copo at a car show or on the road, only place I have ever seen them is at the dragstrip.

--Joe
 
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