Required reading for car guys, “Building a road runner Superbird”

[R413]

This is so eye opening to read how they built a Superbird, but it applies to all b-bodies. How it went together and what order it was done. This will answer a lot of restoration questions for people. Take notes there will be a quiz later.

Winged Warriors/National B-Body Owners Association - Building The Road Runner SuperBird

This has been around a long time but never out of date, it’s how it was done. Written bu Gil Cunningham, I met him in the Chrysler 300 club, he did many things for the good of the hobby and this is a shining exapmple.

 

[moparedtn]

© 1992 David J. Patik it says at the bottom....

That's one of the oldest Mopar websites out there and a darn good one for reference.

 

[R413]

Yes I’m aware of what it says. Now go and read the actual article, second paragraph it states who wrote it, and more after that.

It’s a disservice to a great man Gil to have someone else’s name on the top this piece of history.

 

[Photon440]

Yes I’m aware of what it says. Now go and read the actual article, second paragraph it states who wrote it, and more after that.

It’s a disservice to a great man Gil to have someone else’s name on the top this piece of history.

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It does plainly state that Dr. Gil Cunningham was interviewed for the article, it was still written by David Patik.

It's been mentioned before. Building a mopar

Building a mopar

Ever see a Black Superbird?

 

[PlymCrazy]

First time I'm seeing it myself. Thanks for sharing. What a great piece of information

 

[MWbirdLOVER70]

I agree 110% Thanks for the share

 

[moparedtn]

It does plainly state that Dr. Gil Cunningham was interviewed for the article, it was still written by David Patik.

It's been mentioned before. Building a mopar

Building a mopar

Ever see a Black Superbird?

Yep. "Written by" is a world different from "interviewed for".