Kowalski would be proud to drive this 1970 Challenger equipped with 426 Hemi and its custom aluminum components. It is called “Vanishing Point” and was built by Rob Ida Concepts. This muscle car fuses one-of-a-kind classic and modern features: redesigned front grill, bumpers, one-off wheels, flush fitted exhaust system, heads up display, GPS DVD with Satellite radio, 100% top grain imported leather, new 426 HEMI engine, and one unusual feature – the card swipe lock in driver’s mirror. the 1970 Challenger by Rob Ida Concepts is entirely made of parts that the company has hand-crafted.
Photo courtesy: robidaconcepts.com [used with permission]
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