SEMA show 2016

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FCA's Mopar aftermarket division will have a busy stand at this year's SEMA show; six models will be on display. They've only been revealed in a preview image so far, but FCA will be live streaming its SEMA stand on show days.

The Dodge Shakedown Challenger is the first mention; a Challenger based on the 1971 model, although it incorporates Hellcat SRT brakes and the front and rear lights of the 2017 Challenger, as well as exhaustive performance upgrades.

Representing Jeep is the CJ66: an off-road focused Wrangler with the body of a 1966 model on a modern frame, wrapped in a copper finish with a lift kit and 35in all-terrain tyres. Off-road-friendly kit has been shoehorned in wherever possible, as well as Viper seats.

Dodge's Durango seven-seat SUV has also been overhauled to create the Durango Shaker. It's a matte black, lowered sports SUV with a 6.4-litre Hemi engine and a range of performance-inspired bodywork to complement the Mopar performance upgrades under its vast bonnet.

The Ram Macho Power Wagon adds to the Power Wagon spec Ram from the 1970s, and focuses on off-road ability and versatility; proven by its 4in lift kit and 37in grippy wheels. The preview image suggests it wholeheartedly lives up to its outlandish name.

The commercial vehicle segment isn't neglected by FCA's SEMA offerings: the Ram Promaster Pit Stop fills this void. Instead of performance or motorsport upgrades, the van demonstrates the entertainment customisation possibilities offered by Mopar - including built-in beer dispensers.