Finale Speed Joins Forces With Roadster Shop


How do you make an iconic muscle car like the 1970 Dodge Charger that has been converted to all carbon fiber any better? Well, dropping the body onto a Roadster Shop chassis would be one way. That is exactly what Finale Speed is doing and building the ultimate 1970 Dodge Charger.

The team at Finale Speed have been building top quality cars for many years. They know quality when they see it, and it just made sense to team up with the Roadster Shop and use their FAST TRACK Mopar chassis for their carbon fiber 1970 Dodge Charger builds.

Roadster Shop’s FAST TRACK Mopar chassis is the perfect blend of on road sporty handling and comfort yet still strong enough to endure the torture of a track day. Their chassis are hand-fabricated from 10 gauge steel to allow a low and aggressive stance while retaining strength for all road conditions.

The partnership between Finale Speed and Roadster Shop will deliver one incredible 1970 Dodge Charger production vehicle that can be purchased through any Dodge Direct Connection dealer or directly from Finale Speed. You can read about all the details of the partnership in the press release below. All we can say is it is a great time for muscle cars.

Finale Speed, a premier custom-car manufacturer and restorer fueled by innovation, has partnered with renowned chassis builder Roadster Shop to be the exclusive supplier of the chassis for Finale Speed’s carbon-fiber-bodied 1970 Dodge Charger. The partnership takes effect immediately.

Finale Speed’s Charger will utilize Roadster Shop’s FAST TRACK Mopar chassis to deliver the drivability of a modern vehicle combined with the rigidity necessary for track use. This chassis is based on fully-boxed frame rails made from hand-fabricated 10-gauge steel allowing a lower, more aggressive stance while retaining drivability for all road conditions. It is the ideal foundation for Finale Speed’s carbon-fiber Charger.

Combining the weight of a sports car with the power and presence of an old-school muscle car, Finale Speed’s 1970 Charger takes an iconic American design and reimagines it with a modern drivetrain wrapped in carbon fiber. Power comes from a 6.2-liter V8 Hellcat crate engine producing 707 horsepower running through a TREMEC 6-speed manual transmission and a limited-slip differential. The Roadster Shop chassis utilizes custom-valved FOX shocks and oversized Roadster Shop front and rear sway bars, with stopping power provided by Wilwood disc brakes. Toyo Proxes R888R tires wrapped around 18-inch Forgeline three-piece wheels provide grip. Finale Speed’s Charger is a production vehicle available for purchase through any Dodge Direct Connection dealer or directly from Finale Speed.

“We’re thrilled to partner with Roadster Shop,” said Finale Speed Creative Director Chris Jacobs. “Its reputation for quality and craftsmanship is second to none and we’re excited to include its world-class chassis to offer fantastic ride quality and handling for our Chargers. We’re always striving to include the best products in our builds.”

The partnership between Finale Speed and Roadster Shop is expected to drive growth and expansion for both companies, with plans already underway for new product offerings and custom builds that will take the classic-car industry by storm.

“It made perfect sense to partner with Finale Speed,” said Phil Gerber, co-owner of Roadster Shop. “Finale Speed’s passion for performance and crafting the ultimate muscle car really lines up with our values. We can’t wait to see what the future holds.”

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Gavin Wollenburg

Gavin grew up around Mopars in his lakeside home in Ohio, his father showing him nearly everything he needed to know about haulin' some serious rear in his '72 Dart Swinger. Since then, he's made his little A-Body a serious autocross contender and regularly shows the modern boys how an old Dart does it!

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