Recent content by airgrabber666

That back seat is correct? Looks like a Sport Satellite/GTX seat to me.

Y2 is most definitely the dominant masculine color of the all the hues available on the Road Runner in '69... :pot: Mine about 5 years ago:

This makes me happy in pants! :banana:

Ladies, I believe I mentioned it was a 4-speed in a previous post here in this very thread! :pot:

Unfortunately, we ragtop owners have no choice. They all were power. But the fact that I have NO top - combined with no air conditioning, no power steering, no power brakes, no light packages/map lights (used mostly for application of makeup or fixing hair) - essentially confirms my extreme...

4-speed, no girly steering, no girly brakes...in fact, no TOP!

Don't forget about my '69! :beep:

Nice car! Love the old-school slots!! :beep:

Convertibles rock!

I love your car!! Mopar saddle interiors look great!

"Blazing Saddles"? Wasn't that on Turner Classic Movies the other night???

Grannymatic! lol! I do agree with your statement about Ronnie Sox. Also, it does seem to me most of the old-timers I know (guys around when these cars were new or reasonable "used cars") prefer banging their own gears as well. Personally speaking, an A12 car - an old school, bare-bones...

These 4-speed vs. automatic questions seem to come up pretty often on some other boards. Is a 4-speed better than an automatic? The answer really depends on the vehicle and it's intended purpose. My Road Runner is a weekend recreational ride, and the 4-speed makes for FUN driving. How can you...

I also had the same issue and wanted to add them to my '69 Runner (if not for safety, then for the looks). If not for my December '68 build date, the car would have them right from St. Louis. But as I discovered, the original front bench already came complete with everything under the upholstery...

Since I am on my work computer, I only have a couple of pics of the car available at the moment. Here is one from the 2004 Mopar Car-B-Que...