2005 Dodge Magnum For Sale
2005 Dodge Magnum
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If you are looking for the ULTIMATE MAGNUM R/T WAGON, you Just FOUND IT!
This 2005 Dodge Magnum R/T wagon was the personal vehicle of Chris Jacobs, host of TV\'s \"OVERHAULIN\" Show, then HOST of \"THE INSIDER\". He ordered this car new in \'05, and then his friends took over!! First, his buddy (and automotive design GENIUS) Chip Foose created a custom paint scheme for the exterior of the vehicle, and designed and made: one-of-a-kind, ONE-OFF custom 22\" Wheels for it!! With the tri-tone paint, pinstriping and custom wheels, the look is unique, understated, handsome, and awesome...and that\'s just the outside!
Under the hood, legendary custom painter Mike LaValle took over, and painted the engine cover on the 5.7 liter HEMI with his signature-style flame skulls!! The Devil is in the details, as the saying goes...
Underneath, EIBACH SPRINGS did their thing, lowering the ride height by 1-1/2\", making the relationship between Chip Foose\'s custom wheels, and the Magnum\'s body a thing of beauty...the folks at MAGNAFLOW EXHAUST joined the party next, and installed a gorgeous dual exhaust system that emits an incredible, thick, wet exhaust note! (Did I mention it\'s got a HEMI?)
Inside this awesome vehicle is a custom, one-of-a kind FOOSE interior designed, created, and installed by KATZKIN in Southern California. Only the finest materials and workmanship there. Period. Next, the guys at INSTALLATION STATION trucked the car all the way to Red Deer, Alberta, Canda to work their magic. They Installed a PIONEER HDD Multi-Media AV/ navigation head unit, backed by 4 EXILE AMPS, pumped through six Exile speakers and two Exile 12\" subwoofers! A custom, self-raising panel in the floor of the cargo area eases up at the touch of a button, revealing all the awesome hardware. The sound is clean and UNBELIEVABLY POWERFUL, sure to please the most exacting audio enthusiast! The system and the installation have won several awards. This vehicle also includes a lifetime subscription to SIRIUS/XM satellite radio.
If you had the connections, and TRIED to Make a MAGNUM R/T like this, you would be in the $100,000 range. This one-of-a-kind custom has only 41,208 miles on it, runs perfectly, bears a clean Georgia title, and has never been in an accident, Ever.
I\'m the second owner, and love, love, love this car, but I just don\'t drive it as much as I thought I would. I do drive it occasionally and take it to the Caffeine & Octane car show in Atlanta a few times a year. Plus, I just bought another vehicle, so I need to make some room in the garage! But, I\'m always open to trades...
This Magnum has a sister car that got the airtime on the TV show Overhaulin episode \"Firey Brit\", which sold at Barrett Jackson for $49,500. Practically identical except for the Chrysler 300 front end. When I bought this car, it initially appraised for $45,000 and was insured with an agreed value policy throughInfinity Classic Collector\'s Insurance. The value has increased over the years and now has an agreed value of $68,500.
Some of the photos of the speakers show the original all-Exile setup, but recently one subwoofer and one of the passenger door speakers died so I replaced with higher quality Alpine components - two 12\" Alpine Type S subwoofers, and a set of Alpine 6.5\" Type R component drivers + 1\" tweeters in both front doors and dash. Please see the last few photos of the new speakers. I still have the old Exile speakers if you want them. I also have a Wolf car cover that I will include too. Plus I installed a heavy duty Odyssey battery and will include a CTEK smart charger / maintenance tender.
When I first bought the car, I installed a backup camera that was compatible with the Pioneer HDD system. It\'s currently not displaying on the screen of the in-dash head unit when I shift into reverse, so not sure if the camera died or if a cable came loose. It can probably be replaced for $50-100. Also, when the car is cold and just starting up, the stereo sometimes cuts out on the front speakers. I\'ve found that the simple solution is to turn the volume up, and then everything kicks in. When the stereo is warmed up it seems to work fine.
I had the opportunity to meet Chip Foose and he drew a sketch of the \"Foosemobile\" for me. I\'m including this in the auction as well. Plus I think I still have Chris Jacobs\' old California license plate, and a FOOSE show plate that I will throw in if I can find them.
This is your chance to own a piece of FOOSE history.
