Few photos and video of the updates to my 1974 Plymouth Road Runner after adding 17" wheels, Aluminum heads, cam, and complete fuel system from tank to carb
Dr. Dodge's '73 Roadrunner clone
Gorgeous paint, nasty motor, Dr. Dodge's fussy and the detailing of this plum proves it.
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Mustang gets embarrassed by Intellitecs 73 roadrunner
1973 plymouth roadrunner GTX running 9.20sec @ 150mph has a supercharged 440 running on methanol & has 1100 horsepower! weighs around 3500lbs. sponsered by Intellitec College Colorado Springs,Co If your intrested in automotive and want to learn how to build your own engine visit www.intelliteccollege.com for more information
My 1968 Dodge 383 getting it's final inspection
This is the final test work being done on my 383 before Portland Engine Rebuilders bags it up and gives it back to me. It all checked out good! It was checked at 3 different RPM speeds for valve adjustment, oil pressure, oil flow, proper compression, rocker oiling and leaks. Prior to this they also checked for proper torques, timing marks, etc.
74 Roadrunner - 1st startup
This is the first startup after dropping in a '72 318 (bored 30 over, crane cam, edelbrock intake and carb, open headers) into my 1974 Plymouth Roadrunner.
1974 Roadrunner walkaround
This is my 74 Roadrunner "Ramona". I just got this car running in the summer of 2008. It needs a lot of body work but is a blast to drive around.
1972 Road Runner
My 15 yr project. Has a 472 inch hemi. As of 4/2013 the engine is being gone through and blueprinted by Timmy Petty. I won't have it back until June or July. When I get it back into the car I plan on selling this vehicle. If you are interested in purchase the price is $50,000.00. Hit me up if you want to talk.
