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A 2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat has been listed for grabs in Detroit, Michigan, only it’s not exactly the type of ride that can be reintroduced to the road, as there are quite a few parts missing.

Dodge’s Hellcat models have used the jaw-dropping amounts of power to their advantage at different drag racing events all over the world to give some more expensive models a black eye down the quarter-mile. For some reason, though, the punchiest ever made is still the dead and buried Demon.

In the early 1980s, Chrysler decided to attack the low-riding pickup segment with their very own product. It was called the

Not everyone feels proud that Dodge’s Charger legacy carries on with a sedan. But let’s remember the sad days of 1982 to 1987 model year L-bodies. Back then, it was a hideous three-door fastback. So, let’s just be thankful for what we have now.

A couple of years ago, Dodge revealed the limited-production Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody in Daytona 50th Anniversary Edition spec, featuring exclusive looks and a tiny bit more horsepower. Visually, it came with a special rear decal, color-matched trunk lid spoiler and various changes to the interior, but we’ll get into all that in a second.

On paper, the Dodge Challenger 1320 Scat Pack is a sneaky good buy. It may not be as powerful as some of the top muscle cars out there, like the Hellcats or the Shelby GT500s of the world, but it is still a muscle car. It’s rowdy, it’s fast and it will only cost you $43,100 in R/T Scat Pack trim.

Everyone knows that cats have nine lives, or so the saying goes anyway, but how many does a kitty born in the depths of hell, like the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, have? If the answer is still nine, then this one has eight more left, assuming that its next owner doesn’t total it.

Collecting Hot Wheels vehicles can become troublesome after a certain point. Sure, you won't have issues finding a place for 10 diecast cars, but what if you're up to 100 or more? Also, at one point you'll find yourself spending hours in a row looking for the missing parts of your collection. And that's just the start of it all.