1970 Challenger by Rickwesh
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Comments (12)
mifdesign
Gorgeous atmosphere and lighting, brilliant awesome render. The Challanger looks way beyond awesome.
Exquisite Artwork. I love it!
Rickwesh
Thank you!
Krid
..great realistic scene and excellent lightning
Rickwesh
Thank you
jdwtrxk
Great atmosphere and lighting. The bgeasat has great textures - looks like muscle should.
Rickwesh
Thank you
ksmith3620
Nicely done! Another great muscle car render.
Rickwesh
Thank you
Axeye
Outstanding work!
Rickwesh
Thank you
Stormrider75
Hi, awesome render and car !
Greetings Stormrider75
Rickwesh
Thank you
paul_gormley
superb setting and render, better than a photo in the sense the atmosphere is very special
Rickwesh
Thank you so much
uncollared
Awesome lighting and details.
Rickwesh
Thank you
portroyal
Great atmosphere and lighting.
Rickwesh
Thank you
tuvoc
I had a 1970 Challenger, bought it used in 73 for $1300. It didn't have the 383 engine, but the 318 cu.inch. Even so, it was a fast car because of being on the light side. If I had it today, you could add more zeros after that price and make some serious money. Had fun off it, thought.
Rickwesh
I haven't had the chance to own that car yet, but I have had a '69 Charger and a '72 442! The 442 was way more than I expected. I made it lift the front off the ground once and decided I'd better take it easy with that beast!
tuvoc
Wasn't the 442 an Oldsmobile? You lifted the front wheels because of all the torque from that big engine. Today's 4 cylinder, turbo engines can put out some respectable horsepower numbers, but they don't have that kind of brute force torque. Do you collect old cars? You said you had a Charger. Quick story, I was in a Chrysler dealer one day in 1972, forgot why, but I asked the salesman a question, and somehow, he thought I asked the price of a new Charger. All of a sudden, he said to me the best price he could give me on the Charger was $4200. Can you imagine buying a new car for that price nowadays. It sure was a nice car.