PIPES MAKING FOG HORN SOUND DRIVER

“The first reads ‘Daily Driver Warning Health Hazard… Climbing on or touching this vehicle can cause fat lips, severe nose bleeds or fractured limbs,’ but I always let the kids in to take pictures and blast the Wolf horn that imitates a wolf howl,” said Charles, adding a delightful detail to the story. I change the graphics every year to keep it fresh for the next set of shows and even road trip it to Tucson for a couple shows once a year.” “During Covid, the Wolf never missed out on cruises for birthdays, graduations, retirements, and yes, sadly, even funerals. Of course, as a technician trained to work on jet engines, a Challenger SRT8 is probably not that much of a challenge. That makes perfect sense to us and, of course, mad respect for buying something that needed a little care. Funny thing is I didn’t know the paint was called Midnight Black Pearl. When I first pulled the damaged car in the driveway my wife said it sounded like it was growling, hence the name Midnight Wolf. “I wanted something I could build back to help serve others and do a little good in the world. “I always wanted an SRT8 and after a chain reaction of fortunate instances I managed to get one,” Charles told The Autopian. He also bought the car and modified it specifically to take to car shows and raise money for his community. He does, in fact, own a Hawaiian shirt with pictures of a Dodge Challenger proudly nestled amid the palm trees. We didn’t specifically ask Charles his age, but it’s safe to assume he’s somewhere along the Gen X/Boomer divide. Charles, the new Alpha, lives in Washington State and works as a trainer and mechanic in the aviation industry. Yes, some of the expectations about the owner are in fact correct. We’re pro-car here, so rather than jump on the bandwagon we decided to reach out to the owner and find out the true story behind “The Midnight Wolf” and, friends, it does not disappoint. On the other hand, this is a car enthusiast who rescued a car they loved, takes care of it, and displays it for others. On the one hand, it can read as a little cringe, especially the bit about foreign cars. Internally, our initial reaction was mixed.

The responses are about what you’d expect, with people assuming the car owner is a boomer, and stating that it is “the most mopar thing i’ve read in my life.” Someone on Reddit said “this makes me want to cry and not in a good way.” The original post has over 2,300 likes, 196 replies, and 186,000 views on Twitter/X.

Pipes making fog horn sound