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Those are hard to find in normal 2-door style. Last one I had, an '18, I had to order. Of course, I generally order vehicles anyway, but that one was a must.

Yep, nothing red and half the amount of doors. Life is good.

I think it was a mere $495 in '18. Doesn't matter, it was well worth it.

I paid extra to get mine in gray.

Not even the calipers are red.

Feminine creatures often do look good in red.

I may not be a winner, but have a 50% smaller chance of getting a door ding. That's kind of a win in my book.

After 18 months I sold my '20 'Hawk to GiveMetheVIN (about a year ago) and got quite a bit over MSRP for it. Naturally I had paid well below that. Found it for sale two states away (at a Kia dealer of all places) with another $15K added to the price. With 1,200 miles on the odo it wasn't...

Found this on the road today. Sums it up nicely, I think.

I've thought about buying a spare Challenger. But not for the same reason.

If I were driving the tow truck, I'd just winch it up on the bed with the tires not turning. No big deal.

That's what I thought. The Michelins are 285s, as they don't exist in a 295, but the difference was minute in revs per mile, and I didn't mind that my girlfriend would have slightly narrower tires when driving in slush. Just wanted something better than the stock Pirellis on there...which...

That's the same size as on the Trackhawks, right? Let me know when you need new tires, as I have a set of Conti DWS on wheels and a set of Michelins left over after selling the 'Hawks. Less than 100 miles on the Contis, and maybe 1,500 on the Michelins.

Like the one in your avatar, or more like the one in you signature? Or did you just decide to weld the rear doors shut, and pretend?

Any idea what happened to the 10 leftover doors? Maybe DavidKFla or Hellcatcfp could use a few, to create their 6 or 8-door dream cars.

It's amazing how much better a vehicle can look without any excess doors.

Hmm. Mention humidity and gators....and there's Hunter coming out of the shadows.

That in itself would be a great reason for having more humane humidity levels, wouldn't it? If I'm going to suffer, I don't want to also have to deal with alligators.

Today we hit 70.5 degrees. That's too much for my liking. Thankfully it's somewhat dry, at 15%. And it cools off to maybe 30 at night, which is nice for mating.

We rarely get into the teens overnight anymore. High 20s is awfully close to having bugs and crap start showing up. Oh well, bugs are easier to deal with than alligators.