Recent content by A990

MoPower... Better to be a racer for a moment than a spectator for a lifetime.

So there is no one on here on this board that has a definitive answer to my original question? I would be happy just to know for sure if the door panel and buddy seat upholstery is supposed to be charcoal in a 1970 P6XA interior......

Yes it's a Lynch Rd car, my buddy who we got it from had a older brother that worked there and followed it down the line...

It's an 383 4-speed, manual brake, manual steering factory N96 car. My wife purchased it from a good friend of mine who was the original owner. He gutted the thing in the seventies to race and we have to put everything back in, heater box, windshield wiper linkage, most of the wiring. I even...

I have a few questions for the 1970 Roadrunner crowd regarding a black bucket seat interior. My wife ordered a complete Legendary interior for her 70 Bird that she bought and we are restoring at the Indy swap meet a couple of weeks ago. Without thinking about it much, we went with what was on...

Yes occasionally I make it up to Frankinmuth, the car club I belong to Michigan Mopar Muscle always has a very large presence there, but I don't go every year. I probably won't go this year because we're heading out to Sturgis for the 75th annual bike rally and I'll probably be broke and out of...

Thanks for your welcome and interest; the wife’s car we just got is a FK5 V1X RM23 Lynch Road built car. It was bought from a friend that was the original owner whose older brother worked at the plant, and watched it go down the assembly line. Car was basically ordered as a stripper that had a...

Thank you, I can wait until he gets back we are not in that big of a hurry, Is that his name or just his handle on this board?

Hello, my name is Ed, a newbe to this board and life long Mopar nut. I'm mostly into 62-65 B-bodies but I do have soft spot for 1st gen Roadrunners I have a 69 B7 Roadrunner thats been in the family since new. My wife just recently bought a FK5 4 speed 70 Roadrunner that we are about to restore...