West Coast Customs 300C

[Samurai75007]

The West Coast Customs 300C convertible.




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[Tech_n]

So are you affiliated with Westcost custom or what? Or are those just pics you picked up

[Samurai75007]

pics on there site but I do work for Dodge...

[Andydg]

Has anyone seen one of these ???

I'm gonna be running down to that dealership tomarrow morning to check it out, hopefully it's still there.

[Samurai75007]

No not yet but I only 10 min ago got back from a 10 day trip out of the country.

[porscheguy9999]

HOLY CRAP THATS SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How much? I want one!

[Leesmack]

yes thats the 2006 300c convertable coupe


awesome

[LT1MAN]

that west coast 300c about made me have a heart attack.

[Darth Zavious]

Very nice! So it is true... money can buy happiness.

[tasattack]

man 300c are so popular where i live and i look at those as if it were a viper which is pretty much having a heartattack when i see one go by.

its so the baddest lookin car of the year imo! and that wcc is straight SICK.-deadly =p /drool

(too bad the new charger isnt a 2dr) but then again there is always wcc =)

[Jaguar D-Type]

Originally Posted by tasattack

(too bad the new charger isnt a 2dr

Likely Challenger: Dodge prepping a rear-drive coupe to take on Ford's Mustang

RICK KRANZ | Automotive News

Posted Date: 6/13/05

DETROIT -- Watch out, Ford Mustang. Dodge is preparing a challenger.

In fact, it's likely to be called Challenger.

Chrysler plans to resurrect a respected name from the pony car era for a rear-wheel-drive Mustang fighter, industry sources say. The car is expected in 2009 on the LX platform, the basis of the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Magnum and Charger.

"It is a two-door, essentially a competitor for the Mustang," says Catherine Madden, a production analyst for industry research group Global Insight. "They are really excited about it."

Madden says the sport coupe is planned to debut in 2009, when the next-generation LX vehicles are scheduled to be re-engineered and restyled.

"They would be able to make some additional investment in the platform, make some adjustments for that product" at that time, she says.

"The enthusiasm for that product," Madden says, is "very big."

Chrysler hopes to sell 60,000 to 70,000 of the cars a year, she says. An assembly site was not identified. Production of the 300, Magnum and recently introduced Charger is expected to fill Chrysler's Brampton, Ontario, assembly plant.

Chrysler officials are not talking about the car, but industry analysts say they are familiar with the plans.

Jim Hall, vice president of industry analysis at AutoPacific Inc., says he isn't sure Chrysler can pull it off. "They have a lot of stuff that has to be cleared off the table before they start playing around with that car," he says.

The redesigned 2005 Mustang has exceeded initial sales estimates. Ford expects to build 192,000 Mustangs this year, and most retail units are selling at a price near the sticker.

The 1970-74 Challenger was Dodge's answer to the original Mustang, as well as the Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird, Mercury Cougar, and AMC Javelin.

[tasattack]

sounds awesome. hopefully they do a better job at resurrecting it than they did with the charger. but im not saying the charger is a flop, most people i know either love it or hate it.

i am pretty much fully mopar blooded. but with all do respect the new mustang has surpassed its potential, and it is a beautiful auto. hopefully dc can bring back the challenger with as much enthusiasm, that would rock.

[JeDiHemi]

the charger is a flop. hope this challenger is the real deal, but i heard it was to "challenge" the ford gt not the stang. cool vanilla 300c owner btw... very satisfied...