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Did not all GTX's come with a dana 60?

I'm looking for a builder 1970 RR, satellite or GTX. Not looking for an expensive finished car, but a basket case that I can build. Thanks, Woody.

Yes it is:)

the car was painted dark blue several years ago. It is supposed to be 'petty' light blue, all jams are still light blue. the car is also a factory posi car. I'll try to post a pic of the fender tag.rr1 130.jpg

http://www.racingjunk.com/category/1072/Plymouth/post/1486908/1968-Road-Runner.html Car drives very well, could deliver or meet half way, let me know where you are at and I'll let you know. [email protected] 806-433-3628, leave message

don't worry, this car isn't going anywhere. I've had to sell my other ones in the past. This one stays.

So what is the general opinion on this site? Stay original, or make you're car yours? Reason I ask, I have a '68 RR and I really want to paint it lime green (I miss my '70). Will I be frowned upon or welcomed?

Done! the E body calipers worked perfect. Thanks!

Mopar Action says NOT to use '73 and up 'B' body stuff. Wish I had looked there first. I guess the lesson here is don't go by the first advise you read.

The bottom part of the caliper hits the lower control arm. The part of the caliper that extends out where the brake line bolts on. It doesn't matter which caliper you use either. By the way these are the 'pin' type calipers.

Moparts is full of CRAP! I used there tech pages to find out what brakes will work on my '68 RR. They said '70-'74 B body discs will work. THEY DON'T!! Thanks to them the '73 coronet brakes I bought don't work.

Just did some research for my '68RR. I found that '73-'76 A body, or '70-'74 B or E body discs, spindles, calipers, and prop. valve will work. I went to the local yard and scored the complete setup from a '73 coronet. It had a recent brake job and bearings. SCORE!! Cost me $175.00. The only...

My name is Brian Wood from Amarillo. I'm a huge b-body fan. I have had a '70 GTX pro street, now I have a '68 Road Runner. Looking forward to chattin' it up on here.:wave: