Mr. Norm’s Sox & Martin Dodge Challenger Tuner

Mr. Norm's Sox & Martin Dodge Challenger Tuner front angle view

Mr. Norm's Sox & Martin Dodge Challenger Tuner engine view

Mr. Norm's Sox & Martin Dodge Challenger Tuner front details view

Mr. Norm's Sox & Martin Dodge Challenger Tuner front side view

Mr. Norm's Sox & Martin Dodge Challenger Tuner rear side view

Mr. Norm's Sox & Martin Dodge Challenger Tuner cockpit dashboard view

HUDSON, Florida – Mr Norm recently his new Sox & Martin Dodge Challenger package that pays tribute to influential Ronnie Sox and Buddy Martin. The duo dominated the NHRA Super Stock and Pro Stock classes in the years 1960 and 1970, while rocking a Cuda HEMI-powered Plymouth in a unique red, white and blue paint.
The vehicle is also known as the “Sox & Martin Hemi Cuda Collector Series” and it is available in three different models. The Sox & Martin Edition Super Street starts with a 6.1-liter Hemi with 625 horsepower and a level up from that, the Super Stick Edition, which gets more power at 725 horses. Mr. Norm also offers the flagship of the Pro Stock series, 900 hp, has a Dana 60 differential and four-link rear axle. All models are equipped with a compressor that Know Know Bell Bell Ram Air and the engine management system includes safe.
The Sox & Martin Hemi Cuda Collector Series is in the same red, white and blue colors and graphics from the original NHRA Pro Stock Hemi Cuda National Championship are available. A few options are available and include throwback wheels Pirelli P Zero rubber Asimmetrico, a modern interpretation of the 1971 Cuda grille and tail panel, and the Sox & Martin wrapped distinctive style hood.
In the cockpit, custom leather seats with the Sox & Martin shield has embroidered seat, a pistol grip shifter and floor mats fresh. Buyers also get their vehicles personally by Buddy Martin. Since production can be reduced to get a chance, one is through the raffle at the Mr. Norm’s Web site. Tickets are $ 25 for one or $ 40 for two, and all proceeds in aid of Ronnie Sox, that children with pediatric cancers.

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