New guy here

[Justins72]

names Justin and I have a 1972 Challenger. A friend of mine suggested that I put some pictures up of my car. It sits about 4.5 to 5 inches from the ground to the fraim rails with the lowest pint being my Kframe and long tube headers at about 3.5 inches from the ground. Its not on bags but with the stock suspension adjusted a lot. I drive it like this all the time being careful from pot holes and speed bumps. Its not as low as some of the other cars I have seen on this site but it is the lowest Challenger I have seen in the bay area so far.

In these first two pictures it has been lowered about 3/4 to 1" more

[Burn535i]

thats pretty bad ass

[Dubmd]

wow!
thats sick man
welcome

[Justins72]

I will try to get pictures of the VW bug that you see a bit under the tarp that thing sits about 2" off the ground and very fun to drive

[Jay Z.]

welcome.

[gumballer_80]

Awesome muscle!

[B Rod]

Welcome Justin!

I've known this guy for quite some time, so treat him right!

[Jedidiah]

I love this Justin! You are definitely welcomed here...Talk about returning to the "hot rod" era...

Folks, this just goes to show that you can stance, realistically, any platform... I love it!

Ben

[Hinman]

so much win here

[Njdub]

Damn thats a badass challenger.

[jpod999]

Mopar <3. My buddy has a '68 Charger, that thing gets respect anytime we are rolling in it.

You from the Bay Area? Ever been to the Mopar Rally?

[Justins72]

If that's the one that's at Ohlone college then i have heard of it but i havnt had a chance to go to it yet.

[xlr8rbob]

sweet muscle.

get some shorty headers and youll be able to go a leeeeetle lower. ;P

[Justins72]

Long tubes or stock cast manifolds are the only option for a small block challenger/cuda that I have found.

[schroedin]

So badass, welcome!