Thirty years ago on a Saturday night in the South, you might find a car like this 1969 Dodge Charger screaming around a dirt track to the crowd’s cheers. Low-budget race teams will throw something together using any pieces they can from other cars in order to campaign. That is the theme of this build spectacularly called “Scraptona.” It is a full-blown race car that is meant to look like a pieced-together mess. It can be found here on eBay with an asking price of $128,900 OBO. Built by the people at TreadWear, they started with just a shell of a Charger. The front cowl, front suspension, and roof were about all they started with. The car debuted at SEMA in 2018 and turned heads everywhere it went. Take a closer look at this awesome car!

The powerplant is a 358 cubic-inch Dodge V-8 NASCAR engine complete with a dry sump oil system. It is topped by a Holley XP750 carb, carbon airbox, which leads to 11.5:1 compression. It puts out 740 hp while revving to 8300 rpm, but it needs 100+octane fuel. The transmission is a Tremec 5-speed, which has to be a blast to drive.

You can see the interior is a full-blown race car, except with the addition of a passenger seat. The builders did a great job of integrating new components while making others match the exterior. For instance, the center “console” houses various switches and accessories but it looks like a rusty, recycled old box.

The new/vintage theme is carried out with the chassis as well. You can see the shiny Winters quick-change rear end is contrasted by the “rusty” fuel cell. You can tell by this photo just the amount of engineering that went into the suspension and chassis geometry.

Overall, this is an awesome car that deserves a spot in someone’s collection. While it isn’t everyone’s taste, you can guarantee it will get attention wherever it goes. What do you think of builds that combine new underpinnings with “old” sheet metal?