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A Shooting Brake Dodge Demon ? Why Not?

Frosty
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Okay - before we get too excited - this is a what if. A photoshop. Still it's pretty awesome if you think about it. This could be the wagon that could probably pull the trailer from out underneath the boat!

http://www.thedrive.com/news/25441/this-fan-made-dodge-challenger-demon-shooting-brake-rendering-has-us-writing-letters-to-santa

 

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Most definitely. I’d be a skipper of one these boats!!!

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I've  never really been a MOPAR guy...But I do like it....

Wonder if the transmission will fall out of it at around 70K miles.....

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Depends....are you going to continuously drive it like you stole it? Then yeah prolly! Consider those burned out clutch bands as badges of honor! :clapping:

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