Pennsylvania’s eXoMod Concepts has just unveiled its most recent and maybe greatest upgrade package for the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, turning it into a carbon fiber-bodied lookalike of the 1968 Dodge Charger.

The organization goes to town on the Challenger to make sure that even owners of original ’68 Chargers are envious of it, referring to its most recent creation as the Black Velvet. Indeed, each and every of its builds requires roughly 1,500 hours and the physique of Black Velvet is produced totally from lightweight carbon fiber.

Every physique panel of the Challenger is replaced as portion of the transformation. The front fascia is specifically impressive with hidden headlights just like the Charger, a new hood, and beautiful squared front quarter panels. What’s specifically impressive about the car’s transformation is that the proportions are fairly close to an original Charger, regardless of the vehicle in fact getting a modern day-day Challenger.

As it stands, eXoMod Concepts has only constructed a single instance of the Black Velvet but will construct much more, based on consumer orders. Behind the beautiful carbon fiber physique panels, the vehicle positive aspects from a black pearl paint job as nicely as two stripes that run horizontally across the rear decklid and quarter panels. The Dodge also sits on a set of custom Smoke wheels from Forgeline that measure 20×10 at the front and 20×12 at the rear whilst wrapped in 315/35 Nitto NT555 tires.

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While you could be excused for pondering that the new physique only positive aspects the aesthetics of the vehicle, they will in fact help in functionality as they decrease weight by a enormous 400 lbs. Given that eXoMod Concepts does not mess with the car’s regular six.two-liter supercharged V8, it also retains the original Dodge drivetrain warranty.

As for the value? Well, ordering a Black Velvet Challenger will set back shoppers an eye-watering $325,000 or $345,000 for a Jailbreak version.