Car Flipper Buys Crashed Charger With Plans To Fix It

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Can it be done? Should it be done?

A recent purchase has caught the attention of car enthusiasts as Khaled, a Dodge restoration expert, has acquired a crashed 2022 Dodge Charger Scat Pack with plans to restore it and flip it for profit. The car, which still holds a clean title and had only one owner, was involved in a significant crash that left it with substantial damage. However, Khaled and his team of experts are confident they can bring the Charger back to its former glory.

The accident left several parts of the car in disarray. The rocker panel and parts of the front end were ripped off in the crash, but Khaled was able to recover them, with many of the pieces found inside the car’s cabin. Additionally, parts of the dashboard and center console were tossed into the back seat, while the quarter panel is missing, and a taillight has ended up in the trunk. Remarkably, even a bag of lug nuts was salvaged and included in the sale, thanks to the insurance company's efforts to gather every piece.

The damage extends to the rear of the car as well, with the axle shaft and control arm on the rear right side both appearing broken. The brake hose is loose, and the wheel is hanging in an unusual position. Despite this, the SRT-badged red brake caliper seems to have escaped the worst of the damage. The front end of the Charger absorbed much of the impact, with the bumper, radiator grille, hood, and fenders all suffering. But none of this phases Khaled, who plans to methodically work through each issue and get the Charger back to showroom condition.

The trunk is also not closing properly, but Khaled has seen worse, and his team is confident in their ability to correct it. With their expertise, the goal is to restore the car to the condition it was in the day it rolled off the production line.

Khaled has built a reputation for rescuing damaged Dodge vehicles and flipping them for profit. With this 2022 Dodge Charger Scat Pack, they plan to work their magic once again, turning what looks like a totaled vehicle into a dream muscle car for its next lucky owner.

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