While the 1968 Dodge Charger holds a legendary status in the muscle car world, its 1967 predecessor often gets overlooked.
This particular ’67 Charger, however, defies that trend with a powerful Hellcat engine swap, turning it into a one-of-a-kind restomod.
Built by Fast Freddie’s Rod Shop, a Wisconsin-based company specializing in classic car restorations and modifications, this Charger is more than just a project it’s the dream car of Beth, a long-time employee at the shop.
Known for their expertise in reviving all types of muscle cars, Fast Freddie’s took on the challenge of breathing new life into a first-generation Charger, a model that often gets less attention compared to its later iterations. Beth’s vision was clear: infuse the vintage muscle car with the heart of a modern beast.
Packing a tough 8.75-inch rear end, a modern AlterKtion front suspension, and a triangulated quad-bar rear for superior handling, it devours corners with precision and rockets down the quarter-mile with ease.
Wilwood disc brakes on all four wheels ensure confident stopping power to match the car’s impressive acceleration. The interior isn’t an afterthought either. Luxuriously handcrafted leather seats envelop passengers in comfort, while LED-illuminated gauges with a cool turquoise glow provide vital information.
A top-of-the-line Vintage Air system keeps things comfortable on long journeys, proving that classic looks can coexist beautifully with modern technology.
This Charger, a product of Fast Freddie’s expertise, is a testament to the potential of the restomod genre, offering a unique and thrilling driving experience that deserves recognition alongside the most celebrated restomod builds.
