I think cars like these speak to our younger generation and the possibilities.. even i agree it's a little over the edge .. but think about it, unless someone makes it flashy and cool looking kids these days will just let them rot in the back yard because it was grampas car (and he was old), they didn't grow up with these cars and don't appreciate them for what they were.. we see all kinds of bastardized cars from the past and not just mopars but all makes and models being redone and drivin, but they are being drivin, still seeing them on the road has to mean something no matter if we agree with their vision or not.. classic example is the model T, those stayed alive as T bucket roadsters for many years and they call it nostalga , if not for that they would have all but gone the way of the dinasour in quick order..jmo