Recent content by Chi Town Runner

Thank you. I've been on this site since '08 and I'm still amazed at the amount of help and knowledge offered here.

Thanks Sorry. I failed to mention his R/T is a '68, same year as my RR I should have put that in. Thanks anyway, I already gave it to him, we'll see. Frank

I have the two piece metal shroud that I used on my '68 Road Runner radiator 2898 043 with the 22" radiator I want to give the shroud to a friend for his 22" radiator on his 440 Coronet R/T My concern is: 1 - did the Coronet R/T use the same size fan and: 2 - due to the difference in engines...

Thanks all I was pretty sure of 22" but when I get to the car I'll measure Thanks again Frank

Simple ???? On a '68 Coronet R/T, 440 engine, automatic trans, no A/C, would it have a 22" or 26" radiator from the factory?

I know that the SPD dates were not always exact, but my fender tag says 22 Mar 68, So - Happy 56th B-Day to my RR. I've had the car since 26 March 1997. I even met the son of the original owner who remembers the car well. It became his car after his father passed away. Even confessed to me...

What's the gauge on the passenger seat for ?????

According to the Hamtramck site, for 1970, J-25 was standard on RR and GTX https://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/dealerships/OrderingInformation/1970/plymouth/P42.jpg

Electric diagram go to Classic Car Wiring try this link - very nice product 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX & Satellite Color Wiring Diagram Frank

I've had this for the last 8 - 9 years Works for me

Heat-Med Check your PM messages Frank

Heat-Med Check your PM messages Frank

These always fascinated me. Long video of different manufacturers At the 50 minute mark, they're doing a 12 cylinder Bentley Massive engine. A lot cleaner than photo's of the 60/70 assembly line photos.

In our veteran club, we dispose of old flags given to us by the community just by cutting them up with "Good" scissors. Once they are cut up they are no longer considered a flag. usually we go in strips perpendicular to the stripes. Frank