Recent content by BabyBlue68

I have a 1968 GTX hardtop with a console automatic and the original numbers matching 440. I bought it from the second owner in 1983, sold it in 1991, and got it back in 2013. Complete history back to new, 3 folders worth of documentation. Broadcast sheet, original fender tag. I'm partial to '69s...

Will be there friday, saturday with the GTX, I'm less than two hours away.

Roadrunner came standard with 4-spd, GTX with automatic. If you ordered a 4-spd GTX, you got a Dana axle package with 3:54, or 4:10. Couldn't get factory A/C as an option on a 4-spd GTX, just like hemi rr. Fuel lines are 3/8" vs 5/16" for 383 rr. Don't know about the later models, but this...

Stock vs. Aftermarket When my wife and I were newlyweds in the late 1970's I drove a 1970 GTX which came with two sets of wheels when i bought it. I agonized over the situation, and finally removed the set of 1965 Hurst Mags, and replaced them with the factory road wheels. After considerable...

I have been searching for your car as well. I grew up in State College, where my father was a lifelong customer of Clark Motor Company. I sat behind the wheel of "Olin Butt's Hemi" as we locals referred to it back then, the day it came off the car carrier. My dad was shopping for a new Valiant...

Roadrunner and GTX lover since cars were introduced, drove dealer demonstrator GTX when I was 16. Have owned four since then including Blue '68 hardtop I bought in '83, sold in '91, and re-acquired in 2013. Worked over three decades in trucking industry, first as a driver, general counsel for a...