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That is SO cool! Would like one myself if Junior decides to make a few... if not, enjoy it in good health mrmolding!

Someone still does it, just can't remember who. Todd at Instrument Specialties stopped doing them, but could maybe refer. I thought that Van's new sender was working, or there is another problem.

I love it! My favourite AWB. My friend, Pete Jr., bought a well constructed clone of this car, this summer. Same paint treatment, minus the Dick Landy graphics. Powered by a 2x4 barrel 440, instead of a Hemi.

What makes you think it has disc brakes? Manual discs weren't an option on a 69 B body.... I'm thinking 4 wheel drums with the wrong M/C

Stunning! 440 series, with single 330 series side trim. I have not seen that before. There were no 330 series hardtops.

If I had more space, or if I didn't already have a Coronet convertible I would be talking to the seller and possibly on a plane to San Fran. Car has manual front disc brakes, and power steering. Being a 500, the highest trim level, most came with power steering and power brakes.

it's a Hell of a drug :D

'67 Hemi R/T convertible. One of 4 built!

So, seems like my studious kid is worried about printing and selling them, he just made me a present. But, I get it. Grumble...

Beautiful colour combo! Thanks for your pictures.

If they are Dorman, Rock Auto might have it.

Yep, I think you’re right. My bad. Dang Ambien kicking in.

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario, Canada. In 1969, I bought a new SuperBee coupe like your first one. It was also Sunfire Yellow, with the fake side scoops. Although it originally was a Ram Air car like your second one, I had an A12 fibreglass hood on it by the end of the summer. There is nothing...

I think he means the end caps... I call them extensions???

whatizzit if I may ask?

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The first 1970 Moulan Rouge car I ever saw was a RoadRunner. It was all pink, with no black on it, to break it up. My eyes hurt for a couple of days after that!

Not to hijack your thread, but the same can be said for scheduling a colonoscopy. Colon cancer can be a silent killer. 9 years ago, this procedure discovered a cancerous pollop in my colon, near my appendix. A section of my colon and my appendix were removed, eliminating this cancer, and life...

That what happens, most people don’t know they have it. Then a stroke or heart attack hits. I had no idea, I had chest pains and fatigue in breathing. Most people put it off as I’m getting old. And going to get tired faster, not always true.

Wonder how they got an 037 plated here? Hold it... never mind; assumed they used the over 25 year thing. Knew a fellow who brought one in - same colour etc as this one - bitd when they were almost new. Drove it around for 2 or 3 years on an Italian plate. Of course, he also had an Italian...