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Even after taking a dozen or so pictures of my clutch pedal setup before powdercoating and rebuild, I cant seem to figure where this bracket belongs. My project (70 Roadrunner) is taking way too long to progress, and I'm anxious to reinstall he dash and windshield, but this is holding me up. Can...

Believe it or not, I cant find definitive answers to the correct bulbs used in the Rally dash, the bayonet style used in signal indicators, etc. Next, what brands are produced domestically??:thankyou:

Shortened Dana 60 rear to fit B body Mopar, 4:10 open, Moser axles, axle flange to axle flange, 50 ¼”, spring pads center to center 36 ¼”, used a Mopar inboard spring relocation kit to install it on a 1970 Roadrunner. No backing plates or brakes, but includes 12” Centerline Convo Pros with 15.50...

has anybody bought and/or used the so-called Laser descaler, rust remover, paint remover that has been advertising on Facebook? I'm pretty sure its a scam,...but who knows??

looking for the first car I owned, a 1968 Roadrunner, post, white, maroon bench interior, automatic on the column. No, I don't know the VIN, but I sold it about 1977 or 78, from Queens, New York. I did see it parked in the vicinity of Grady High School in Sheeepshead Bay, Brooklyn for a few...

I just bought a '70 A body steering column to use for parts to rebuild my Roadrunner column. Its in beautiful shape, so I was wondering how far off this column is in length. Anyone know the length for a power steering '70 B body?

Im in the process of getting parts ready to repair my 70 Roadrunner. Does anyone know which panels are better quality, AMD, Classic industries, or are they the same? I'm referring to a full quarter panel and complete door shell.Thanks!!

Hey all!! New to this forum but not to Mopars.. my first car was a '68 Roadrunner back in 1976. Always wanted a '70 Roadrunner...finally got one in 1996. I completely restfied it...was red, now In Violet...Sandy got her good, wiped the left quarter and door, ruined the 451 that was on the engine...