Just saw the thumbnail and already think it's the best, most tasteful car they've built by far. The best custom cars look factory to the untrained eye. That's why Singer Porsches are so amazing. Hope this becomes more popular.
The work done to that gauge cluster alone Damn!!🤔 the look on your face when he said you could drive it hell yeah!!😂 I can't believe all the thought that went into the transmission in the gears in relationship to the RPM and speed of the car... strobe thinks of everything it's like he sweats creativeness saves it in a bottle and does some mad scientist potion and throws it into a car!
Danny Smith he’s certainly a creative guy and so much of what he does goes unnoticed because it’s all the little things like the gauges. Amazing car and Steve is just as cool as it gets.
The gauge’s position in this Charger reminds me of the same positioning Chrysler Corporation used for their 1966 Plymouth barracudas... but- instead of a giant vacuum gauge like Plymouth used, Dodge’s tachometer/ analog clock two in one gauge type.. The ‘68 charger is very nicely done, even though I’m not a big fan of its choice of color combo. I think the blueish purple exterior with a black & white interior would’ve looked sweet. Or have that red interior with a silver & black exterior (silver or black exterior with red bumble bee stripes). Regardless, still a sweet ride, & my favorite year for the Charger... ‘68 🤟🏼😆🤟🏼
Steve Strope just gets it! He is one of my favourite car builders. He took, what is my opinion, the baddest looking muscle car ever built and made it an ultimate daily driver, without going over the top and transitioning it to a trailer/show queen. The ext./int. colours, the stance, the wheels, the staggered tire sizes, and the integration of a '66 Charger interior are nothing less than stunning. This thing looks like it would be kicking butt and taking names all night long on Woodward or the blvds. of L.A. Keep building 'em Steve. Can't wait to see your next one.
I completely agree with everything you’ve said here. He is such a class builder. Never over the top. Just the perfect amount of restraint. Glad you appreciate what him and his guys do as much as I do. 👊
Bruhhhhhhhhh!!!!!! Steve is a freakin genius!!!! That interior swap alone was mind blowing!!! Then the dash board. Then the transmission.... I mean really?!??😳😳😳 These are things that people don’t usually think of. Once again you’ve knocked it our of the park. Forget Disneyland, I’m coming to yours and Steve’s shop if I ever go to LA
Amazing top shelf work guys. 68-70 Chargers are designed beautifully right from the factory. The only thing I don't like about them is from some angles they just look too long. Wheel base relative to overall length is funny to look at sometimes. On this one I love the overall 70's street machine theme without big wheels.
As far as I'm concerned Steve is the best car builder on the planet. He builds purpose built race cars that are so damn beautiful they end up making ever show car look redundant..... Martini Mustang still gives me goose pumps.
I know this is a couple years old, but I love Steve Stroe. He builds some of the Nastiest, Badassed rides I have ever had the pleasure of watching/ You have taken us on some great rides. Steve reminds me of a Ken Black of car builders of all time. I am a mopar lover and this is another fine example. Thank you once again.
Steve Strope is an absolute creative genius, the amount of thought and research in to each and every freaking car he builds is on another level the man hours just in the redesign of the dash, it is incredible. Not only does he envision how it should look and perform he sets the standard on build quality level and how it needs to function, his designs are how it should have been done from the factory! ...I love the big sidewall tires F/R (I used the same drag car vibe when I built my 70 Cuda) and those are a must here in NYC ....potholes are a menace. This is an amazing car!
If I could have any super power it would be what Steve possesses in his ability to turn out these remarkable cars. Sooo much knowledge and know how. Amazing!
Damn that's sweet and is amazing how much detail went into the dash alone. I knew what he meant by the offset gauge configuration because I've owned two 68s over the years and was my first car, so they are pretty special to me and am glad that you reviewed it for us Sean. I was thinking that you were referring to me at the end about showing us more Mopars because I've pestered you about it in the past hahaha. So if that was geared towards me, I thank you a bunch brotha and do appreciate you answering our requests 👍. I thought it was a really cool touch how they added the 66 interior and was the best part about those cars because they sure weren't very good looking until the 68 was produced
AutotopiaLA yeah I thought so and really appreciate ya thinking of me man. Looking forward to seeing the runner as well and ironically my third Mopar was a 70, so l love the roadrockers to. Great. And again, thanks for thinking of me bro 👍
What a superb example of one-off engineering one of the most iconic designs ever to come out of Detroit! I love what you did to combine elements of the '66 SS hood and the full console, custom dash and folding seats! The cars suspension is perfect for that wheelbase and power, like the OD idea so the ride is smooth and not an ear killer. It must have been a pleasure to drive even if it DIDN'T have a bad-ass Hemi in it. Always have loved the '68-'70 Chargers! Sexy beast! It's like meeting the woman of your dreams and she asks YOU out!
You can tell that man, .... that man enjoys his work and is not cockie, he knows his work is top of the game work, and to see that 68 just sittin , and it's so smoooot when drive, very sweetly done .. but the looks are just sweet ass done... :)
Dope car. Love the 68 Charger. Great color combo, great details (those gauges are a work of love). I only think that the front wheels are a bit small. The one's in the Fairlane are a better fit.
@@AutotopiaLA I understand it's intentional and all about that drag look but with a somewhat bigger front tire I feel it would make it look nicer overall (although the new size ratio might not be a strict classic drag look). But It's just a matter of personal taste to be honest. Looks very cool as it is. The gauge does look awesome! Craftsmanship of the highest caliber!
@@AutotopiaLA I agree. Everyone seems to copy other people's cars. I refuse to copy someone else's car . Like kids these days lifting the front of there trucks an leaving the rears lowered with 16 inch wide wheels. Just don't understand it
Unfortunately tire selection SUCKS for 15 in. wheels. I know a lot of auto enthusiast who feel the same way we do. But good luck finding perfect tire fitment.
Shawn! You’re the same generation as me ( I got 5 years on you ) and we definitely share the same appreciation for classic muscle cars. Too young to own one when they came out but old enough to be the next generation to love the classic American muscle.
Absolutely the best video yet. When Steve asked Shawn at the 10 minute mark if he'd like to drive the car back I wet my knickers at the look on Shawn's face.😂 I still get shit for building models .... from now on I'm going to refer the shit givers to that dashboard !
Love cars that have lots of hidden mods you cant see but make it function better. Really makes a difference overall! So many skip the hidden upgrades cause they arent visible or shiny haha
Maybe I'm in the minority, but when a well tuned vintage muscle car is idling and the puff-puff-puff(11:23-11:28)from the tail pipes is going on, I'm a happy camper :-)
@@AutotopiaLA I was referring to carbon dioxide "puff-puff-puff" a carbureted V-8 makes when it's well-tuned, such as this beautiful Charger. '68 is my favorite year of Mopar, a great-aunt had a new '68 Dart GT-S 340(I was 3 at the time) and I totally remember how I was as tall as the little round side-marker lights! Keep up the excellent videos!
You have to love modern technology. I personally love putting modern touches in an old car and making it look factory. Jesus the man hrs that are in that build would make that a definite 6 figure job. 😍🤤
I still own my dad's all originalday one 1969 Plymouth GTX 440. The only hard parts could have ever been changed on it is the fuel pump and the brakes of course. He bought it brand new, he owned it until he got killed by Joe Camel and the Marlboro Man in 1985.
Steve took one of the best muscle cars ever made and made it better! Not really a fan of the rear buckets and full length console but I LOVE the gauges, hood, color, suspension, wheels, tires and stance. The hood clearance on a '68 Charger with a Hemi or 440 is super tight and this hood is a great idea! And you gotta love a Hemi! I have a Passon 4 speed OD in my '70 Cuda with 3.55 gears and it makes a world of difference going 75 on the highway. Did Steve say what gears the '68 Charger has?
I have this exact trans. It works and it doesnt. If your just wanting to cruise its just fine. BUT if you want max acceleration do not use it. The rpm drop between gears is horrible. Better answer is the 855 by passon or a gear vender after the trans.
Love this one. Steve is fun and sometimes we get a lull in are a muscle cars but these vids get me motivated again! Finally fixing my 68 camero taillights tonight 😅
Just saw the thumbnail and already think it's the best, most tasteful car they've built by far. The best custom cars look factory to the untrained eye. That's why Singer Porsches are so amazing. Hope this becomes more popular.
I love the Singer reference. You could easily miss so many important elements. Love this build but it’s typical with Pure Vision Cars.
The work done to that gauge cluster alone Damn!!🤔 the look on your face when he said you could drive it hell yeah!!😂 I can't believe all the thought that went into the transmission in the gears in relationship to the RPM and speed of the car... strobe thinks of everything it's like he sweats creativeness saves it in a bottle and does some mad scientist potion and throws it into a car!
Danny Smith he’s certainly a creative guy and so much of what he does goes unnoticed because it’s all the little things like the gauges. Amazing car and Steve is just as cool as it gets.
The gauge’s position in this Charger reminds me of the same positioning Chrysler Corporation used for their 1966 Plymouth barracudas... but- instead of a giant vacuum gauge like Plymouth used, Dodge’s tachometer/ analog clock two in one gauge type.. The ‘68 charger is very nicely done, even though I’m not a big fan of its choice of color combo. I think the blueish purple exterior with a black & white interior would’ve looked sweet. Or have that red interior with a silver & black exterior (silver or black exterior with red bumble bee stripes). Regardless, still a sweet ride, & my favorite year for the Charger... ‘68 🤟🏼😆🤟🏼
Steve Strope just gets it! He is one of my favourite car builders. He took, what is my opinion, the baddest looking muscle car ever built and made it an ultimate daily driver, without going over the top and transitioning it to a trailer/show queen. The ext./int. colours, the stance, the wheels, the staggered tire sizes, and the integration of a '66 Charger interior are nothing less than stunning. This thing looks like it would be kicking butt and taking names all night long on Woodward or the blvds. of L.A.
Keep building 'em Steve. Can't wait to see your next one.
I completely agree with everything you’ve said here. He is such a class builder. Never over the top. Just the perfect amount of restraint. Glad you appreciate what him and his guys do as much as I do. 👊
Bruhhhhhhhhh!!!!!! Steve is a freakin genius!!!! That interior swap alone was mind blowing!!! Then the dash board. Then the transmission.... I mean really?!??😳😳😳 These are things that people don’t usually think of. Once again you’ve knocked it our of the park. Forget Disneyland, I’m coming to yours and Steve’s shop if I ever go to LA
Awesome comment!! Every choice made was the right one. This is such an incredible build and the details just keep going.
Definitely!!!! He never seems to make a mistake
I wish Steve’s tv show was still on. He’s a wonderful builder. His builds all have a uniqueness about them.
Steve Definatly knows how to build a car right. Amazing car. Thanks for sharing it with us.
jason bell he sure does. And his crew and the associates he uses. Just top quality from design to completion
Wow. Wow. Wow. Nice build. Thanks Steve for showing us what Pure Vision actually looks like.
"Alright man...Later!"
Andrew Phillips right?! Just love what Steve and his crew does. Massive fan of their builds. Alright man, later 😂
Steve strobe is pretty much the best car builder on the planet. He builds race cars that are so damn good you could take them to any show and win.
Totally agree and he’s such a cool funny guy
Love the way Steve dreams his cars up. Everyone has a story of how his imagination works. He’s truly one of a kind.
Tim Friar he really is. His thought process is completely Steve
He's such a car nerd, I love it. Lol.
He really is. If it’s older he knows it. He reads non stop. Total historian of vehicles. And bicycles. And music. Such an interesting guy.
@@AutotopiaLA its awesome to have those kinds of people in your life for sure.
@@AutotopiaLA that's awesome!
His passion has drove him normal in car guy standards.
😂😂 great comment 👊
Amazing top shelf work guys. 68-70 Chargers are designed beautifully right from the factory. The only thing I don't like about them is from some angles they just look too long. Wheel base relative to overall length is funny to look at sometimes. On this one I love the overall 70's street machine theme without big wheels.
Fun Since 71 they are long but such a cool body for pure muscle. His choices and execution are incredible to me
As far as I'm concerned Steve is the best car builder on the planet. He builds purpose built race cars that are so damn beautiful they end up making ever show car look redundant..... Martini Mustang still gives me goose pumps.
Joe Campbell I’m with you 👊 the Martini is still an incredible build
'68 is my favorite Charger
They’re the coolest
I always liked the 70 with side scoops and the taillights!!
Bad ass. Always loved the 66/67 seats & console..
Cool blend of the two years used here. Love the touches.
@@AutotopiaLA Definitely..
Win Lottery...Call Steve Strope
Good answer!
Sell house....Call Steve Strope
Yeah, can only imagine the cost.
I know this is a couple years old, but I love Steve Stroe. He builds some of the Nastiest, Badassed rides I have ever had the pleasure of watching/ You have taken us on some great rides. Steve reminds me of a Ken Black of car builders of all time. I am a mopar lover and this is another fine example. Thank you once again.
Steve Strope is an absolute creative genius, the amount of thought and research in to each and every freaking car he builds is on another level the man hours just in the redesign of the dash, it is incredible. Not only does he envision how it should look and perform he sets the standard on build quality level and how it needs to function, his designs are how it should have been done from the factory!
...I love the big sidewall tires F/R (I used the same drag car vibe when I built my 70 Cuda) and those are a must here in NYC ....potholes are a menace. This is an amazing car!
Totally agree with you. I’m a massive Strope/Pure Vision fan. And he’s a great guy to top it all
I always love the story behind the cars he builds.
A lot of thought goes into his back story that becomes a build.
If I could have any super power it would be what Steve possesses in his ability to turn out these remarkable cars.
Sooo much knowledge and know how.
Amazing!
He’s such a creative talent and a great guy to top it all
@@AutotopiaLA Sure seems so👍
He deserves an award for not putting Gucci 20’s on it, beautifully done!
Another cool angle on a bad ass build ! Excellent as usual. Wicked charger ,this guy tune and builds what real gearheads can appreciate.ty.
He makes unique choices on his designs and the backstory of his builds. He’s such a creative force.
Arguably the Best looking muscle car of all time.YES ! What a stunning example !!! Now THAT's how you do a 68 Charger !!!
Yes!! Totally agree with you. Stunning build
Steve is a cool dude for sure. Also, freaking lines and the color combo are just spectacular on the 68.
Beautiful car! Happy to see a Mopar on your channel!
We always show Mopars!! Not only but have had a bunch of good ones. And this is one of my favorites yet. Killer build.
Damn that's sweet and is amazing how much detail went into the dash alone. I knew what he meant by the offset gauge configuration because I've owned two 68s over the years and was my first car, so they are pretty special to me and am glad that you reviewed it for us Sean. I was thinking that you were referring to me at the end about showing us more Mopars because I've pestered you about it in the past hahaha. So if that was geared towards me, I thank you a bunch brotha and do appreciate you answering our requests 👍. I thought it was a really cool touch how they added the 66 interior and was the best part about those cars because they sure weren't very good looking until the 68 was produced
Definitely geared right at you! And this one should keep you happy until the next. Soon we should be shooting the Roadrunner that I’m dying to shoot!!
AutotopiaLA yeah I thought so and really appreciate ya thinking of me man. Looking forward to seeing the runner as well and ironically my third Mopar was a 70, so l love the roadrockers to. Great. And again, thanks for thinking of me bro 👍
'68's have always been my favorite Charger's, and this video just further shows me that. One day, I'm gonna build mine.
That’s been built for driveability and expertly put together. Nice combination on color and interior, just a shame we didn’t get a view of the engine.
Thought we showed the engine??
3:08.. 😶
That intake man. almost looks like the Mopar "M" or two joined together. Beautiful.
Crazy unique build. As beautiful as it is, I still expected it to be an untamed handful. LOVE the red interior.❤
Most unrated channel on UA-cam keep up the great work been watching since 1200 subs
Thanks! 👊 Little by little we’re growing and being patient the whole ride. Thanks for being there with us since the beginning!!
The binge watching continues... lol. Second Steve Strope car driven and it's total beastmode.
Very Impressed ✌. Guys like this are car historians. .. keep the old ways in check 👌.. A lost art. Love it.. 👍
plymouth40 agreed. He truly is a historian on automotive
The stripes across the rear quarter panels of Mopars always reminded me of World War 2 fighter planes
Never thought of that. I love this build
What a superb example of one-off engineering one of the most iconic designs ever to come out of Detroit! I love what you did to combine elements of the '66 SS hood and the full console, custom dash and folding seats! The cars suspension is perfect for that wheelbase and power, like the OD idea so the ride is smooth and not an ear killer. It must have been a pleasure to drive even if it DIDN'T have a bad-ass Hemi in it. Always have loved the '68-'70 Chargers! Sexy beast! It's like meeting the woman of your dreams and she asks YOU out!
Great comment👊 This is such a sexy build
Looks period right, and perfect! First thought was, “that looks right!” Love it!
It really does look right in every way. I’m a huge fan of what Steve and his guys do.
Steve’s shop does amazing things. Great video, you’re a lucky man to have had the good fortune to drive it.
Chris Lovett I couldn’t believe when he asked me if I wanted to drive. Definitely wasn’t expecting that!
1:34 I recognize that Fairlane in the background😊
Stefan Winter oh yeah...and we will be shooting that soon. Can’t wait!
love the first gen console & rear seats !
george felise such a cool touch. And the gauge cluster 👍
Pure Vision works the way it does because it has one vision. Keep it up, Steve Strope. Excellent.
Agreed 👊
One of the Most Beautiful Charger.. I am a huge Fan of steve's cars...
Its like you can paint this in any color an it will allways look sick
No doubt but I really love this color combo
Sean, another great show! I Love Love Love the interior with the bucket seats in the back!!!! I wish I had those seats in my Challenger🙂
Raphele Smith such a cool concept to bring that interior into this car 👊
You can tell that man, .... that man enjoys his work and is not cockie, he knows his work is top of the game work, and to see that 68 just sittin , and it's so smoooot when drive, very sweetly done .. but the looks are just sweet ass done... :)
Dope car. Love the 68 Charger. Great color combo, great details (those gauges are a work of love). I only think that the front wheels are a bit small. The one's in the Fairlane are a better fit.
Purpose built for the old school drag look. Skinny fronts and fat rears. That gauge cluster is incredible!!
@@AutotopiaLA I understand it's intentional and all about that drag look but with a somewhat bigger front tire I feel it would make it look nicer overall (although the new size ratio might not be a strict classic drag look). But It's just a matter of personal taste to be honest. Looks very cool as it is.
The gauge does look awesome! Craftsmanship of the highest caliber!
Nice to see a nicely built car without big ass oversized wheels. Hope cars trend back this way
Robert Mercer tasteful build at every turn and choice made
@@AutotopiaLA I agree. Everyone seems to copy other people's cars. I refuse to copy someone else's car . Like kids these days lifting the front of there trucks an leaving the rears lowered with 16 inch wide wheels. Just don't understand it
Unfortunately tire selection SUCKS for 15 in. wheels. I know a lot of auto enthusiast who feel the same way we do. But good luck finding perfect tire fitment.
Thanks for the video, Steve does build the best cars around.
Steve is my favorite car builder, the King of clean Mopar customs!
He’s incredible as is his team. Shooting his Schwab Challenger next week!
@@AutotopiaLA Excellent, anxious for that one man, keep up the great stuff, a new subscriber here!
vinniecorleone62 awesome!! Thanks for the sub and I can’t wait to shoot that one. Simple. Beautiful. Elegant. Pure Vision which is Pure Strope!
Love how he explains everything
And the 66/67 interior is an awesome idea.
I had a 1970 RT Charger wit a auto and 383 Magnum. It was blue with black interior.
Chargers are just cool rides
Shawn! You’re the same generation as me ( I got 5 years on you ) and we definitely share the same appreciation for classic muscle cars. Too young to own one when they came out but old enough to be the next generation to love the classic American muscle.
Im speechless. Stock, but absolutely not. Just mad creative!
Stunning blue color 😍
Oh yeah. This whole car is a work of art
Fantastic car! Amazing work. Love it.
Steve is one of those guys you just want to hang out with he such a hoot and riot!!!!!
He really is. Says what he thinks always. Kind generous. Funny. Just awesome! Glad to know him as well as I do.
You’re the best men always found bad ass cars👍
Thanks! I love what Steve and his guys do. Always class builds with endless details
Just found this channel on UA-cam, wow some awesome cars on here
Thank you. We get some really good ones and often times the builders and owners.
Absolutely the best video yet. When Steve asked Shawn at the 10 minute mark if he'd like to drive the car back I wet my knickers at the look on Shawn's face.😂
I still get shit for building models .... from now on I'm going to refer the shit givers to that dashboard !
That look was pretty funny when I watched it back! Couldn’t believe I was getting to drive this one. So cool!!
Love cars that have lots of hidden mods you cant see but make it function better.
Really makes a difference overall! So many skip the hidden upgrades cause they arent visible or shiny haha
The work in this piece of art is astonishing...
Isn’t it?! So many details that could easily go unnoticed.
That is just plumb crazy!
Such a perfect color combo isn’t it??
@@AutotopiaLA I love it, I have a 71 c20 that I'm going to do in all purple metal flake!
ooooooh my Goddddd dude... if perfection had its own form, it would look like a 1968 Charger.
Maybe I'm in the minority, but when a well tuned vintage muscle car is idling and the puff-puff-puff(11:23-11:28)from the tail pipes is going on, I'm a happy camper :-)
Yeah, this car is set up and tuned right on. I’ve got no issue with a little puff puff unless the cars not running properly. Not the case here 👊
@@AutotopiaLA I was referring to carbon dioxide "puff-puff-puff" a carbureted V-8 makes when it's well-tuned, such as this beautiful Charger. '68 is my favorite year of Mopar, a great-aunt had a new '68 Dart GT-S 340(I was 3 at the time) and I totally remember how I was as tall as the little round side-marker lights! Keep up the excellent videos!
I love what he has done to this car all the way around. Especially the instrument cluster.
The gauge cluster blows my mind
This is one of the best cars in all of your videos🙏🏾
If front tires were little wider that would be perfect car. My opinion anyway? Beautiful
I get it but he went with a theme which included fat rears and skinny fronts. Drag style. And I get it completely
Unreal!
No doubt!
You have to love modern technology. I personally love putting modern touches in an old car and making it look factory. Jesus the man hrs that are in that build would make that a definite 6 figure job. 😍🤤
Multi 6 figure I’m sure. So many little details that could easily go unnoticed.
@@AutotopiaLA the details on the instrument cluster are mind blowing. They do phenomenal work.
Im going to have to copy that idea of 66 or 67 charger rear seats in my 68 charger. That was a good idea. 68 are the best year for chargers
Such a cool idea. And the center console. The gauges were my favorite part
@@AutotopiaLA Yes i agree.
Pure Vision build fantastic machines
They sure do
I still own my dad's all originalday one 1969 Plymouth GTX 440.
The only hard parts could have ever been changed on it is the fuel pump and the brakes of course. He bought it brand new, he owned it until he got killed by Joe Camel and the Marlboro Man in 1985.
Sorry to hear about your dad. Cool that you still own the car. Keep it forever!
great video. Steve Strope is the man...
Thanks and I agree. Such a great creative builder/designer
Steve took one of the best muscle cars ever made and made it better! Not really a fan of the rear buckets and full length console but I LOVE the gauges, hood, color, suspension, wheels, tires and stance. The hood clearance on a '68 Charger with a Hemi or 440 is super tight and this hood is a great idea! And you gotta love a Hemi! I have a Passon 4 speed OD in my '70 Cuda with 3.55 gears and it makes a world of difference going 75 on the highway. Did Steve say what gears the '68 Charger has?
I think he said 355 gears. I love his approach and their execution. That gauge cluster alone is incredible to me.
you're right what a great Mopar what a great great car builder he is a man's wet dream come true thank you for showing it to us Aloha.
Glad you think the same as me. He’s such a cool guy and an incredible designer/builder.
Thanks guys, Steve Strope is super cool guy!!
Please let us see more of hes work.
I have this exact trans. It works and it doesnt. If your just wanting to cruise its just fine. BUT if you want max acceleration do not use it. The rpm drop between gears is horrible. Better answer is the 855 by passon or a gear vender after the trans.
Just became aware of Steve and Pure Vision today,what an automotive genius,do they have a channel on utube?
No channel. He had a car show called Handbuilt Hotrods but unfortunately was cancelled. Steve is a genius
Love this one. Steve is fun and sometimes we get a lull in are a muscle cars but these vids get me motivated again! Finally fixing my 68 camero taillights tonight 😅
I saw this before. And had to watch it again! 😀👍😎
Wow I’ve never clicked on a video so goddamn fast
Good one to click on. He’s so great at walking us through some of the details that went into this build.
What a Beauty
Doug Huddleston yep. Every choice is right
11:45 the guard goose
What a ride!
My dad had a charger when he was younger, it’s my goal to make sure he gets to drive on again if not own one
That’s a really cool goal to have 👊
That interior is fire!!! Love it!
Yeah man. Perfect color combo. Can’t believe some comments here suggesting black or grey (boring imo)
perfect car
Agreed. In every choice made just perfection
A proper muscle car! Big ass hemi backed up with a manual fuckk that’s pure 👌🏾👌🏾🔥🔥
Amen 👊
Excellent car well done.
This thing is pure artistry that is a joy to drive
10:08 that look was priceless. Lmao.
Right!!?? You know how to drive stick?? I know Steve well enough that he earned that look! 😂😂
GODDAM !! That's badass !!
Rob Montagano agreed👊
Dont love the paint scheme but what an incredible attention to detail
Beautiful car!
rene le page sure is
Just awesome and perfection
one sweet charger
Agreed
Really nice build, not so big on the color choice though, doesn't look great with the interior, black would have been sweet.
I agree on it being a great build but disagree on color. I personally love this color combo.
That's an awesome car
Ride eternal, shiny and chrome. I witness.
realy realy nice car!!! ABSOLUTE
Stunning build
Wow that’s a beautiful build!
Sure is. Love his choices and the execution.