Cummins-Swapped Dodge Charger Loves To Roll Coal

The Dodge Charger is a dime a dozen in the United States so making one that stands out can be a bit of a challenge. Enter this modified Charger, unlike any other we’ve come across.

This car was briefly listed up for sale on Facebook Marketplace and while the listing has since been removed, we still have photos and details about the customized sedan. It is ‘intriguing’, to put it lightly.

Sitting in place of the 3.5-liter V6 that the 2007 Charger SXT once had is a 5.9-liter Cummins turbodiesel straight-six. The valve cover and turbocharger of this engine have been painted green and it has been paired with a 48RE four-speed automatic transmission driving the rear wheels. As standard, this engine is rated at 325 hp and 610 lb-ft (827 Nm) of torque, The Drive notes.

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As these photos show, the owner doesn’t seem all that concerned with power and has tuned the Cummins engine so it can roll coal and it does just that. It also has an exhaust exiting directly out of the hood and is more than happy to spin up its rear wheels if you give the throttle pedal a bootful.

While the engine swap appears to have been a success, the owner has also repainted the car in matte black and it hasn’t been quite so well done. In fact, it looks like the owner simply grabbed a few cans of spray paint and went to town on the Charger.

The car had an asking price of $8,000 when it was available on Facebook Marketplace.