steve
08-20-2006, 05:00 PM
http://www.sema.org/main/semaorghome.aspx?id=55590
http://www.sema.org/images/spy_072606.jpg
In addition to the rendering, BP&C (Brenda Priddy and Company) offers the following information:
Stated BP&C: "With the recent announcement from Dodge regarding production of the much anticipated Challenger, we expect a convertible version to also be in the works. This photo-illustration should give a good idea as to what the convertible would look like—now we're just waiting for confirmation from Dodge. But ... it might be another year or so before they mention that 'C' word."
Interest in the Challenger is sure to grow as the industry gears up for the celebration of American Muscle at the 40th Annual SEMA Show. Ford, General Motors and DaimlerChrysler will share in an unprecedented collaboration as Vehicle Manufacturers of the 2006 event. The three American automotive industry giants will shine at the 2006 SEMA Show, simultaneously celebrating the continuation of their musclecar heritage and the SEMA Show’s 40th anniversary.
The automakers represent not only a storied performance legacy but also the very roots of the specialty-equipment industry. “The Mustang, Camaro and Challenger helped bring many of our industry’s earliest businesses into being,” said SEMA President and CEO Christopher J. Kersting. “The current production and concept versions of those fabled cars are now kindling similar passion in a new generation of auto enthusiasts and are once again providing opportunities for our member companies.”
http://www.sema.org/images/spy_072606.jpg
In addition to the rendering, BP&C (Brenda Priddy and Company) offers the following information:
Stated BP&C: "With the recent announcement from Dodge regarding production of the much anticipated Challenger, we expect a convertible version to also be in the works. This photo-illustration should give a good idea as to what the convertible would look like—now we're just waiting for confirmation from Dodge. But ... it might be another year or so before they mention that 'C' word."
Interest in the Challenger is sure to grow as the industry gears up for the celebration of American Muscle at the 40th Annual SEMA Show. Ford, General Motors and DaimlerChrysler will share in an unprecedented collaboration as Vehicle Manufacturers of the 2006 event. The three American automotive industry giants will shine at the 2006 SEMA Show, simultaneously celebrating the continuation of their musclecar heritage and the SEMA Show’s 40th anniversary.
The automakers represent not only a storied performance legacy but also the very roots of the specialty-equipment industry. “The Mustang, Camaro and Challenger helped bring many of our industry’s earliest businesses into being,” said SEMA President and CEO Christopher J. Kersting. “The current production and concept versions of those fabled cars are now kindling similar passion in a new generation of auto enthusiasts and are once again providing opportunities for our member companies.”