When Dodge wound down Challenger production, it sent the nameplate off with a swagger that few automakers ever manage. The Jailbreak edition was the brand's way of handing buyers the keys to the parts bin, letting them mix colors, stripes, badges, and trim combinations that the factory had previously kept locked away. The result was a run of supercharged muscle cars that felt deeply personal, and this Granite-over-black example listed on Hagerty…
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