CrazyPete
05-29-2008, 06:29 PM
Thanks for your interest.
Dodge will be giving us the new Challenger for a couple of days next week to review before it hits the showrooms. Since it’s a hot commodity in the press, etc .we have a limited time frame to work with and we’re locked into doing the review next Wednesday- June 4 (time TBD based on participants schedules). We’ve invited a few other Challenger owners to join us- but it won’t be a large crowd by any means. Our goal is simple- ask Challenger or vintage muscle car owners who are the most familiar- and most passionate- about the legacy of the car to give us their opinions on the new Challenger and to go for a drive.
We would also love to gather a few old Challengers here at the office so we can do short profiles on those cars and compare them side-by-side with the new one.
We have a really cool, loft-type office here at Streetfire that doubles as a drive-in studio, so we’ll probably pull a few cars inside, perhaps have some food and a few drinks and then hang out and talk for a while. Shouldn’t be more than 2-3 hours maximum.
We’ll take excerpts from the taping of this review and feature them on the site as well as send them over to Dodge for (hopefully) their future use as well.
If you and your car are available, we’d really love to have you join us. Or if only you can make it, that could work as well.
You can see a previous piece we’ve produced on a Top Gear Mag shoot of the new Challenger here:
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Top-Gear-Magazine-shoot_155365.htm
Thanks for your time- hope you can make it.
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Jonathan Fambrough
Producer | Streetfire.net
(mobile) 310.666.7365
(office) 310.882.2047
(email) jonathan@streetfire.net
12910 Culver Blvd
Suite H
Los Angeles, CA 90066
Dodge will be giving us the new Challenger for a couple of days next week to review before it hits the showrooms. Since it’s a hot commodity in the press, etc .we have a limited time frame to work with and we’re locked into doing the review next Wednesday- June 4 (time TBD based on participants schedules). We’ve invited a few other Challenger owners to join us- but it won’t be a large crowd by any means. Our goal is simple- ask Challenger or vintage muscle car owners who are the most familiar- and most passionate- about the legacy of the car to give us their opinions on the new Challenger and to go for a drive.
We would also love to gather a few old Challengers here at the office so we can do short profiles on those cars and compare them side-by-side with the new one.
We have a really cool, loft-type office here at Streetfire that doubles as a drive-in studio, so we’ll probably pull a few cars inside, perhaps have some food and a few drinks and then hang out and talk for a while. Shouldn’t be more than 2-3 hours maximum.
We’ll take excerpts from the taping of this review and feature them on the site as well as send them over to Dodge for (hopefully) their future use as well.
If you and your car are available, we’d really love to have you join us. Or if only you can make it, that could work as well.
You can see a previous piece we’ve produced on a Top Gear Mag shoot of the new Challenger here:
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Top-Gear-Magazine-shoot_155365.htm
Thanks for your time- hope you can make it.
--
Jonathan Fambrough
Producer | Streetfire.net
(mobile) 310.666.7365
(office) 310.882.2047
(email) jonathan@streetfire.net
12910 Culver Blvd
Suite H
Los Angeles, CA 90066