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Rippin' It!

A Blog About Dodge Challengers

If you haven’t read my rant over the Mopar 10 you can or I can summarize it like this:  Mopar took a basic Challenger R/T, added a hood scoop, CAI and a lot of logo’s and graphics and then had the balls to call it a “hardcore” performance vehicle.  Essentially it’s a Challenger R/T with [...]

A month or so ago my hometown had a “cruise night” sponsored by one of the local business organizations.  The evening was a resounding success.  So much so one of the organizers that I spoke to later said they had no idea so many people would show up. The night included a photographer taking pictures [...]

If you’re thinking about whitewater rafting in Colorado chances are you won’t regret the experience but be careful who you choose as your whitewater guide. We decided to use Rocky Mountain Adventures (RMA) that had a very nice office in Estes Park, Colorado. The Estes Park office was clean and impressive. The Ft. Collins office… [...]

Forbes.com recently published their list of the 10 most beautiful cars in the world and the Dodge Challenger made the list.  That part isn’t surprising until you look at the company the Challenger is in and the price ranges being considered.  So how did the list break down? The Alfa Romeo Spider, $301,000. Astin Martin [...]

Quick, if I said Mopar was releasing a Mopar 10 Challenger that included “hardcore performance upgrades” what’s the first thing that comes to mind?  For me when I first read Mopar was going to to a “Mopar 10″ high performance Challenger I felt faint and my heart started racing as I quickly scanned the article [...]

The head of the House Homeland Security committee doesn’t know enough about security issues to secure her own home network? Say it ain’t so!

The whole subject of which car is better has gone on probably as long as there have been cars.  My first real exposure to the concept of the better car came from my Dad who was a die-hard-bleeds-Ford-Blue kind of guy for reasons that came about long before I was ever a dream (or nightmare) [...]