Little compares with the distinctive look of a Roots-style

　　supercharger pushing through a car's hood, or its accompanying,

　　spine-tingling whine. With 740 horsepower at the rear wheels, per

　　chassis dyno tuning, the 6-71-blown 440 in this 1971 Dodge Demon

　　street machine produces an estimated 1,000 horsepower at the

　　flywheel, according to the seller. Along with its supercharged

　　powertrain, the entire car was gone through, the work reportedly

　　including a rotisserie-type restoration to straighten the body and

　　unitized chassis, before this 1971 Dodge Demon was sprayed Glacier

　　Blue. The equipment roster also includes a four-speed transmission,

　　four-wheel disc brakes, custom-trimmed interior, a "killer" stereo,

　　and more, says the seller, who adds the car has been featured in

　　magazines and has earned several show awards.