The coolest part? Owned and raced by a woman.
Yeah, in my experience it's so rare for a woman to dig cars, own a musclecar, race her musclecar, and have an 11 second car, plus it's a MOPAR.... it's so infintesimally rare, that I applaud her, her website, her t-shirt business, and her Challenger. Mine was a 340 '71 auto... so I can relate just a little, to how cool that car is. My Dart was a 72 Demon. Neither was ever at the track, but the Challenger was maybe good for high 12's.
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