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Hi there, for me personally I couldn’t care less. Bought 73 Roadrunner few years back from Palmdale California with absolutely zero rust on it. The engine and trans were not numbers matching but correct-honestly, who cares! The guy scraped the side of the car on a concrete post and whinged when...

Hi Bob, I think I think we would all agree it comes down to discretionary income. I spent the money on my roadrunner because it makes me smile - not because it’s an equity position in my retirement package. If one gets into this hobby because it might yield a return on investment one might be...

Back in the day when I was working as an auto mechanic I used these Snap on shock stud spinners. They engage the flat spots on top of the shock stud and simply hold the nut with a box wrench. For fast production work it turned it into a one-man job Still have them! Rich

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Was able to find an old advertisement from the 60s from NMW Welding. And yeah, 3B... there was a nut & cotter pin on the hub outside. That was an old design and the new ones have the stud side looks pretty similar to a rear axle flange

Apparently “revision one” had a big nut similar to a front spindle but subsequent models did away with that and has the hex bolt on the back holding the halves together

Hi 3B That’s my question, my guess is that the hex conical bolt is very similar to the one that holds the 4 speed shifter adapter onto the side of an A833 four-speed ( those three cone shaped hex bolts ) Looks like there is a roll pin that’s pushed into the notch that’s drilled in the edge of...

Hey guys, I got my old NMW freewheeling hubs out and want to repack and clean the bearings. Does anybody know how they come apart? I see a screw with a roll pin in the back. Do you drive the roll pan forward and then back the screw out, then once you get it a part drive or pull the roll pan...

I did it on my 73 Road Runner and it works great. With the windows down the car takes on a whole different look. More like a fighter jet The doors and the chassis is punch to accept the power windows it was a lot of work but a no-brainer

Exactly correct, the quarter glass on athe rear stationary window is cut short and just attaches to the windowsill. I found some Satellite glass which rolls down -the tales are longer to accommodate the rollers. I found donor glass and all the hardware on a 73 satellite and converted my 73...

Ok - new guy/ dumb question... How do I PM back to you ? I thought I could figure it out...

I am looking for a 1973–1974 Roadrunner driver side drip rail. Stainless steal piece that attaches to the roof . Send me a PM if you have one Thanks much, Rich