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Yep, only $32000 for a 6.1 Hemi swapped 1970 Road Runner. Hurry up and give the scammer all your info before someone else does and steels this beaut away from you. For sale in Tucson Arizona. Cant you see all the cactus and desert sand in the back round? 1970 plymouth road runner for sale by...

Brought home a 72 Satellite, needs full restoration. It is yellow but will not stay yellow. Going to do a resto mod with it. Sorting through title issues, but that is a topic for another thread. Looking at shades of blue. Model year seems to make a difference. I have found lots of 1972 car...

I expected a bias. I posted the same thread on FEBO. And guess what, the same bias toward E body's. Lol

What are the " Midsize 5"? B Body's? Belvedere, Roadrunner, Satellite, GTX. What am I missing? BTW, That is an excellent sales brochure to have. Thanks for posting.

This one is a 71 Challenger. I have never had an E body. Again freshly painted, 318 car. Rust free from Cali.

The good, the bad, and the ugly? Not these two. Both are pretty nice. I am having difficulty picking the one I would want as a home for my Hemi engine. Take a look. I want a car that could have been ordered with a Hemi. Not making a Hemi clone, I dont like that. The donor car will be whatever it...

The barracuda bid up to $31000, with buyer fee it would be $32550. But it did not meet reserve. Nice car, but just a 318 car so I wonder what the owner expected to get for it? Going over $30000 I decided not to even bid. Dont want white interior, and plan on making a lot of modifications. I will...

I was not impressed by all the verbiage when I read through it, somewhat irritated by it actually. It is for sale by owner too, so not the kind of writing you would normally see. I wonder if BAT rewrites the adds?

I stumbled in to this last night on BAT. Ends today. I don't care for the side stripe so much, but I do love the body style. What do you guys think? BTW, for the first two in this thread, the RR is sold, and the Challenger owner never responded to me, so it probably sold as well. 1974...

I am leaning toward the Challenger over the Road Runner. I dont want to do a project as big as the RR will be for one. And, I have never owned an E Body.

Always. But I am now retired. So a lifetime of saving could go in many directions. Pass to the kids when we die, or month by month spend it on Mopars.

Add says he has the original 340 with a 360 in the car now.

And one more thing, I currently have a 69 RR convertible. Having 2 Road Runners is not terrible, but I have never owned an E body. I have always preferred the 'Cuda's. But that Challenger looks to have a great body. And non runner, price drop! I will check out in person whichever car I decide to...

Conundrum? 1) The Road Runner is what it is, needs everything done, and will cost a lot more then the asking price of the Challenger by the time it is finished, not including engine/trans. What is under the primer? Could need a whole lot more than blocking and spray. But when done I know what...

I am looking for a decent car to put my 528 Hemi in when rebuilt and done. The Hemi will have a dual quad tunnel ram sticking through the hood. I have found two cars worth considering. One is a 68 Road Runner in primer, the other is a 73 Challenger, non running with supposedly good paint and...

Funny how some people have made a career doing what I/we have been doing for the last 40 years just to get to work every day. Not just us, brand F and C guys too. Were all gear heads who drove junk because that's all most of us could afford. You know what's really interesting about this subject...

I have been watching some YouTube videos on Iron Mike Tyson. He was phenomenal in his prime. Entertaining to watch. As YouTube does, when you watch a genre they show you more in that genre. So I start getting more videos on boxers and come across this guy, Nicolino Locche. Skinny chain smoker...

Who can vividly remember there dreams besides me? Last night I was walking home from an unknown location. I was in a city very familiar to me. The walk was going to be very long, maybe from my job which could have been up to 10 miles to home, I dont know. This was not even in the state I...

Looks like fun for the whole family. But how about that brake?

Because Christmas and Easter are the two most important Holidays to the Christian faithful. Over time December 25th, which has also been marked as the day of birth for Christ Jesus, (actual date is unknown) is a pagan holiday celebrated by giving gifts to each, and Santa Claus mysteriously...