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Yep, that is the same set-up that was optional on the 1970 RoadRunner. Single piston caliper with round slider pins. I have this exact conversion on my 1964 Polara. They actually came off a 1970 RR about 40 years ago. The spindles are interchangeable side for side. I hung my calipers at the...

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. Nice 'Bee and 'Runner. I bought a new SuperBee in 1969, but only had it for a couple of years.

Have you got centre posts for them?

Those are Jeg's Sport Torque 15 X 7; kind of a Chinese knock-off of Torque Thrust. I found the R/T sticker on E-bay; same diameter as wheel hub. $10.00 for the set of 4, so on they went. I have had people ask if they were an optional wheel because of matching R/T hub.

Happy ANZAC Day. Throw a shrimp on the Barbie and have a Fosters!

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Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. Thanks for your picture on first post. Congratulations on your '67 Belvedere buy. I really like the colour, but I am a little biased. Picture of my '67 R/T.

What? No black steelies and chrome lug nuts on an A12? Sacrilege. LOL

I once built a phantom 1967 R/T wagon, complete with 440, 4-speed. I adapted an Inland handle to a Hurst shifter to keep a factory look. The T-bar no longer worked, and I put a spring under the shifter knob to keep it from rattling.

From my experience, use a Wix filter, not Fram. From an earlier post, if a pushrod bends and a lifter pops out of its bore (highly unlikely), you would have NO oil pressure, not just low.

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. Good luck with your father/son '68 Coronet project.

They shouldn't let foreigners in. Keep it all 'Merican! LOL

I have used the Firm Feel rear bar on my 1967 R/T with no fitment problems. It works great. It resembles the factory bar used in some E-bodies. It mounts to the frame rails instead of rear axle, so is unsprung weight.

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. Nice RoadRunner. Good to know it stays in the family.

Sometimes people take the guys out of the governor assembly and remove kickdown linkage when installing a manual valve body. This stuff has to be present for a full automatic valve body to work.

Congratulations on your new paint job. Your car looks great!

My Dick Landy diecasts.

Dick was experimenting with different headers/exhaust. That is actually an exhaust pipe!

Happy Birthday, Bill, and many more. I'm looking at 77 in a couple of months. Wish I was 74 again! LOL

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. Nice cars.