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Just got back home, as always, it is tough act to follow what has already been shared. Great to meet and share experiences and laughs with like minded individuals, goes beyond Mopars, I will leave it at that. Great job Hawk, Pete, Ruth, Barry and all others that made it Great!

Intend to get some quality cleaning items for raffle, unless told otherwise. Traveling from Louisiana, if local fare is desired I will do my best.

Dennis, I respect your opinion on this and it made do some research, knowing you supercharged your older Challenger it seems sensible to use a higher viscosity oil especially with a supercharger in a warm climate. I am sold on this being nothing more than EPA driven nonsense.

100K miles, 2013 was a daily driver. I recently installed a whipple supercharger.

Shortly afternoon on Saturday, great time meeting many of you!

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B Body Plymouth 1966-70 Reference Manual. Guide to Fasteners and General Assembly (PRMX) Plymouth B body 1968-70 Manual: Restoration and Judging (JMP 2.1 )

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What about Mountain Motors? IHRA Pro Stock Mountain Motor class debuted in 1976, 500 cubic inches. NHRA now has an updated version, 800 cubic inches.

I found it from Resto Rick, just cut and paste. Here's a sequence I've been working on to post on my tech board... ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE: (some variation with different body types) (from bare painted body shell) Spray radiator saddle blackout Rocker panel pinchweld blackout (if applicable) Front...

Vikings defensive tackle Jalyn Holmes (90) takes a knee during the national anthem before the start of an NFL game against Green Bay at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020. (John Autey / Pioneer Press)

I would have to believe you mean 1965 not 1975, verbiage states 1975. fastener guide listed only goes back to 1966 model year, not sure how much fasteners may have changed given the new sheet metal in 1966. Good Luck. https://shop.mmcdetroit.com/products

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That is one beautiful road runner!

Welcome John, Plenty of knowledge here. Resto Rick has great guide for assembly sequence. http://www.restorick.com/tech/pop_printer_friendly.asp?TOPIC_ID=58

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Some pictures are hurried, based on the amount of foot traffic and time element.