SEMA is fast approaching and Chrysler has a full lineup of factory vehicles said to "steal the show". The automaker's in house performance division Mopar, of course, is responsible for the design and construction of the range that includes a stylish Ram, a useful Jeep, and wacky-looking Wrangler.
Dodge Ram Bianco
This stylish street truck stated out as a standard 2009 Ram 1500 and was seemingly bathed in Mopar parts. A full body kit, lowering job, fender flares, and 22-in. wheels help out the aesthetic department. Under the tonneau cover, a washable rug protects the bed. Engine enhancements include a cold air intake and free flowing exhaust system. Matching white leather and a Kicker audio setup welcome passengers.
Mopar Jeep Wrangler Overland
Probably the most useful of the lot is this clever Jeep Wrangler that boasts no rear seats, but instead a rubber flooring. Both front seats are wrapped in waterproof covers for extra protection from the elements.
Once at an ideal rest area, a retractable awning provides shade. Off-roading is further enhanced thanks to a three-inch suspension lift, 35-in tires, Mopar wheels, and steel bumpers.
Jeep "Lower Forty"
If you think it looks like something out of a cartoon, you're not alone. Amazingly, Mopar designers fitted 40-in. tires and 20-in. wheels without a suspension lift - a slew of body cutting was only needed. According to them, they wanted to do so in order to not throw off the vehicles center of gravity.
Fender flares, a carbon fiber hood, rollcage, and a chopped and raked windshield were added for substantial flare. Leather adorns the seats, while a spray on bedliner was used to protect the flooring.
Thanks to a transplanted 5.7L Hemi V-8 and a six-speed Getrag gearbox, the "Lower Forty" has some grunt to move those massive rollers.
What do you think of Chrysler's SEMA Show lineup?
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Source: Chrysler