Apparently, Dr. Frankenstein is a real guy. It seems he's moved from cobbling creatures to assembling quick sleeper cars for the drag strip. Behold this 1988 (FrankenPlymouth) Sundance with a 2.5-liter Chrysler bottom end, a 1997 Dodge Neon's cylinder head, the 60-mm turbo from a Dodge pickup, a Toyota Supra's transmission and the nine-inch rear end from a Ford. Speaking of that, this 559-whp car has been converted to rear-wheel drive. It's clear (and stated) that the good doctor harvested junkyard metal organs for his patchwork-performance Plymouth.

Watch this car blast to an 11-second quarter-mile in the video below. It's aliiiiiiiive!

Watch this video on the DodgeForum blog.

 

Looks good!

 

That's wicked

 

As an owner of a Dodge Shadow (AKA Plymouth Sundance), I can say that this is awesome. Great ride!

 

Hi guys, just ran my new durango rt down the 1/4 runs pretty decent for a truck that weighs 5095 lbs empty. Left lane. It's went pretty consistent 14.9 hoping to improve a tenth or two as temps drop it's still pretty hot. Edit: let it sit for a hour and temps dropped to high"70s made a massive improvement....
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