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I don't go to the ones in my area anymore. Most of what's there are late model Mustangs, Camaros and Challengers. Looks like a used car lot.

My want to add headrests to my car. Was wondering what all is involved besides removing the bench seat cover. Was built April 69.

My 69 Roadrunner (383) will start right up if started weekly, but if it sets, for say, a month, I have to pump the accelerator numerous times before it will start. Once it starts it runs fine. It's almost like after setting the fuel line loses prime or something. Any suggestions? Thanks,

Make sure you don't have the shoes installed 90 degrees out. When I rebuilt mind I found they were.

Cmmopar, I tried moving the lower shaft and there is no movement. I also have the 3" coupler. Thanks,

OK guys, so I pulled the steering column and rebuilt the steering coupler, replacing the shoes that were installed 90 degrees out. However, when I put the column back in, installed the coupler on the steering box, the new coupler shoes are resting against the little dowel pin in the coupler. In...

I've noticed sense I bought my 69 Roadrunner, there has been a considerable amount of play in the steering wheel. So, last weekend I thought I would try and fine the problem. From under the hood, I tried rotating the shaft by hand and found quiet a bit of play in the steering coupler and not in...

My wife knows better.

That's where I bought my 69 Roadrunner. Good people to deal with. They don't sell junk.

In 1973 on a 90cc Honda

I asked myself the same question.

Kinda like bend to fit and paint to match...lol

I don't believe they are capable of during a concourse restoration. Would never buy anything they've had their hands on. Just saying.

Beautiful cars guy's, but not my cup of tea. I'll stick with the OEM style.

Happens to me all the time. Their tracking program sucks! - - - Updated - - - No, with DMV, they write all their procedures to inflect as much pain on you as they can.

I have a stock 383 in my 69 RR and run a Edelbrock Performer 650 with no issues.

That's a real investment alright.:rolling:

Couple more pic's of my 69 Roadrunner.