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$13,500 firm If you don't like the price move on. Not trying to be a dick but I don't play games. Located in north Alabama near Huntsville. Will come with notarized bill of sale and a current tag receipt in my name. Alabama does not title vehicles over 25 years old. The pictures show pretty much...

Sorry guys, can not answer your questions. It was already installed when I got the car.

Was a factory silver 318 car Now nice built 440, new paint, lots of new or restored parts. True Roadrunner. Located in north Alabama near Huntsville. $17,500 If you do not like the wheels bring your own and I will take $16,500 for it. I built this car so I know what a good car it is. Have all...

If you don't like the tires and wheels bring your own and I will take a $1000 off.

It is located in north Alabama.$18500 1973 Plymouth Roadrunner This is a true Roadrunner that was a 318 car but now has a nice built 440 in it. 440 Auto P/S P/B It is an A/C car and everything is still under the dash just needs the under hood parts. New paint New interior Lots and lots of new...

Thanks Mopes. The rears are 295-50-15 on 10" rims and the fronts are 205-70-15 on 6" rims. Well this one is about done so it's time to let it go and get started on my 38 Plymouth coupe. So I am listing it in the for sale thread.

Ok thanks Idrive. So A/C cars do have an external valve. That explains alot.

Ok don't know what happened there. What I am looking for is the cable that attaches to the hot/cold arm on the A/C- heat control in the dash. In non A/C cars it attaches to a cable that goes to a control valve that mounts on the pass. inner fender and controls the amount of hot water that goes...

Where is the heat control valve? I have a 73 Roadrunner with a 318 and A/C. Is it in the evaporator under the dash or is it a stand alone valve on the fender well. Best I can tell it should be in the evaporator. If so where is the control cable. I seem to have lost mine under the dash. Any pics...

Aw 400 don't get on Bru too hard. To some people if it isn't just like it came from the factory it isn't s**t. I can appreciate a nice factory restoration and all the work that goes with it. Now I like to do a couple little things to my stuff that doesn't stand out. Like the rear bumper and...

What a boring world this would be if everyone had factory bumpers!

Can not argue with that Bru. I said that I am not sour on any comments. I appreciate all comments good or bad. That is how I learn. Thanks for taking the time to explain it.

Thanks for the replies. Hemi I know not everyone likes these stripes but I have always thought that the look great on these cars and the Dart Sports. I may be a little bias because my first car I ever bought was a 73 Dart Sport with that stripe. The last car I built before this one was a clone...

Ya Blue I just cut the brackets and welded them back together. Pretty simple.

Got this one in April and finished it up last weekend. It's a 73 true Roadrunner. It was a 318 car but now has a nice 440 in it. I did everything myself except the body work. I could have done that but I wanted it on the road this summer. I did it on the weekends and spare time. I really like...

My 73. Left the over riders off, just looks cleaner. I also pulled the rear bumper in about 3/4" and up about 1/2" to do away with the filler panels. What do ya think?

Any one have a 73 rally 150 mph speedometer that works for sale?

Yep. thanks 2012