For Sale at Auction: 1970 Dodge Challenger in Scottsdale, Arizona

This custom 1970 Dodge Challenger made its debut at the 2007 SEMA Show in Las Vegas after builder Bob Motz was invited by Chrysler to display the car in their booth to celebrate the launch of the 2008 Challenger. In 2008, the car earned the "World's Ultimate Mopar Award" sponsored by Barrett-Jackson at Mopar At The Strip in Las Vegas, along with Best of Show and the Mopar Muscle Editor's Choice awards. Power comes from an all-aluminum 810hp Keith Black HEMI engine equipped with a Pro Fogger 2 nitrous oxide system that increases output to approximately 1,300hp. The engine is backed by a hydraulic clutch and all-aluminum driveline, paired with a Fab 9 rear end featuring Detroit Lockers. The car rides on a Magnum Force 4430 tubular K-member suspension and Ridetech air suspension system with controller mounted in the console. Stopping power is provided by Wilwood brakes, and it rolls on a custom one-off set of Boyd Coddington wheels designed exclusively for this build. The chassis is reinforced with a 12-point chromoly roll cage by Advanced Chassis. The custom paint was applied using PPG Candy Apple Red on the lower body with a Black Cherry highlight and a gold leaf accent stripe. The interior was crafted by Paul Atkins and features a combination of suede and leather upholstery with modern comfort and control integrated seamlessly into the Pro-Street aesthetic. Additional details include custom chrome air tanks, full air management integration and show-level finishing throughout the engine bay and undercarriage. Built with no expense spared, this Challenger represents Bob Motz's ultimate Pro-Street vision, combining cutting-edge performance engineering with an award-winning presentation.