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Looking at the possibility of selling both the 69' Roadrunner and the 65' Belvedere II. Calling it splits after 30 years. Bought both cars with inheritance money, but may not matter. Looking at thoughts on value of each. 1969 Roadrunner: is originally an R4 spring edition 383 auto car...

The strangest? and probably most fun I owned was my 1960 Austin Mini RHD

Interesting to see the results. Lots of great info! I am hoping for the same type of increase in my 383. As far as I know it's a stock '65 383 except it is running headers, orange box ignition and 600 Eddy. I just ordered an RPM Performer intake and will be picking up a set of big valve 915's...

So I'm buying the set of 915's for $300. They are recently redone, have the big valves and are ported but he could not remember if they had the hardened seats or not. I will have them added if not. I just ordered an Edelbrock RPM Performer today from Streetside Auto. They were $15 cheaper than...

Thanks Meep, and you're right, the intake does have a narrow gasket area. The dizzy was tight. I bought a Eddy 600 with mechanical secondaries (rebuilt by local car guru) so I could get it to our local car show. Bought two regular gaskets with a metal plate in between (Edelbrock). The old ones...

Thanks Tallhair, didn't know how to post it that way. These guys have an awesome collection.

I just found out that the "Brothers Collection" is being posted on video under "Muscle Car of the Week". My neighbor is the "curator" (mechanic) at the collection. One of the first videos posted is of a 1969 A12 Roadrunner. :frog: Very nice, and great prominence. Check it out. #2...

My '69 Roadrunner has a '65 383 and 4spd. in it. I believe it to be stock. It was not running well when I got it so changed all tune up parts, installed an orange box/electronic distributor. Borrowed an Eddy carb while my carb was rebuilt. It ran great the first couple times I drove it, but...

This is what the number comes up as: Steve's Restoration (909) 282-4241 5717 NE 105th Ave Ste C, Portland, OR 97220-1156 Also, anyone notice the nose of the Superbird/Daytona in the first picture?

It's back up: http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/3949011969.html

Sorry, listing deleted! Not mine but looks interesting: http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/3937719688.html

Recently installed a new MP orange box eletronic distributor and new Blaster 2 coil. My '69 RR now runs like a raped ape. I need new wires and would like to replace the cam/lifters. Any suggestions for cam/lifters and wires would be appreciated. The motor is a '65 383 and 4 speed and has headers...

PM sent about air grabber. Still for sale? Thanks, Ltlgto

So.....7 1/2 months later, my brother-in-law and I got my new dizzy and coil installed. My roadrunner now runs like a Mo Fo!!! :tongue9: Eeee haw!!! I was surprised at the power the '65 383 has. I grabbed scratch in three gears without a problem. My b-I-l's neighbors were probably not to happy...

Marshallone, welcome and cool project! :headbang: Stumper, that is one of the sweetest looking more doors I've seen. :icon_thumleft:

bill, PM returned

Steve, got your pm. To clear up my original post, I'm looking for the drivers side outer mirror and the pass. side interior door handle for the '65.

Thanks Fred for the V-Top moldings for the Roadrunner.:headbang: Still looking for the other parts!

I received these for free :headbang: yesterday from a friend who thought they were from a b-bodied Plymouth. I was looking on Legendary Interiors and think they may be re-upholstered '66 Satellite seats. I plan on putting them in my '65 Belvedere II. Thanks, Kelly