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And what style cooling fan comes stock on a non-a/c '71 383 Road Runner? Thank you.

Factory 2bbl:

That's interesting that when specifying the optional 4-bbl 400 CID it includes front and rear sway bars.

No rallye dash (see speedo) and it has the 400 CID engine. Just wondering if it really was a stock powerplant? Thank you.

The guy in this '72 Satellite video states the rear windows don't roll down. Is he correct? Thank you.

Nice find, looks like it may have had a factory canopy vinyl roof.

Getting ready for the local car show here tomorrow.

Just wondering how one could equip a Satellite similar to a Road Runner by placing an order with a dealer and adding optional equipment. Thank you.

I found a chart, but looks like part numbers are not factory because they start with a "P".

On my '72 Satellite Sebring Plus 318, I currently have no sway bars. I have purchased a factory rear bar and I have installed PST 1.03" torsion bars (listed on website as 41" and 210 lbs/inch). Looks like I better be careful after the rear bar is installed. But wait a minute, I don't even know...

My parents purchased a Bahama Yellow 1971 Road Runner with the black strobe stripes. In 1972 they changed 'em. I can't explain why, but I always cringe at the '72 change and prefer the '71. And it bugs me somewhat because they are so similar. Anyone else share or does not share my preference?

Thanks for clearing that up!

Nice vehicle. I always read everywhere the exhaust tips were not permitted in California (which seems kinda dumb). I see the window sticker shows "bright exhaust tips". Now I wonder if all the fuss in the media was about nothing. Unless, "machine gun tips" are a different animal altogether?

I wonder what it weighs now?

Glad he kept it looking "stock":

Would a Charger like that have a factory sway bar (front)?

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I have seen someone on facebook is now offering reproductions, not sure of prices or quality.

Must be hiring brain surgeons to sew fabric at Lengendary. I paid $125.00 USD labor and materials at local upholstery shop for an A-Body Bucket. Granted it has less pleats and this is Mexico, but still ...

I ran Centerlines on the front of my '65 Valiant bracket racer (with 15" VW tires).