1972 Plymouth GTX / Roadrunner Vs. 1994 Impalla SS with 20's
This video was to prove that a 318 can be made to make power under low budget applications. Although the block was re-sleeved to except 340 pistons, the engine had a 780 Holley installed after this video and we gained approx 25-35% more HP but we were always messing with the carb, the edelbrock might seem like a small carb for 625cfm but it works well...This is just one of those engines that has response and does not hold back, amazes everyone in our group and people who attempt a take down of this mopar. This is no means the fastest car ever...but it holds its own and i am having fun.
Top Seven Stupidest Woman Car Wrecks
NOTE: This is a joke! Women are as good as men when it comes to driving!
Yes, its a bumper in the beggining, not a fender, sorry, I'll fix it. These wrecks are great, and the best part?
All the drivers are woman!
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My Car Accident
I totalled my mom's car! I was changing lanes and the wheel jerked out of my hands and when I jerked it back I went gliding for the center median on I45. I hit the wall twice and flipped three times...everyone says I'm lucky to be alive!
1971 Plymouth satelite road runner gtx mopain
1971 Plymouth 440 cu satelite road runner gtx walk around mopain unrestored paint and interior thanx dad for buying it and taking good care of it was a 383 car now a 440 automatic and a Dana. Paul Young East Lyme ct.
1972 Plymouth Road Runner Nascar-STREET LEGAL
1972 Petty Nascar tribute This Roadrunner has been rebuilt from top to bottom. It started out life as a 72 Plymouth satellite converted into what you see in the pics. Under the hood we put a crate 360 with a 36 month or 36000 mile warranty Edelbrock 600 carb Summit mid rise manifold Flotech headers Header wrap 3 ROW aluminum radiator Zirgo 3600 CFM electric fan 904 Transmission (rebuilt) Mallory HYFIRE 6A ignition system with distributor MSD High torque starter Stainless steel Flex braided fuel line to rear fuel cell Carter mechanical Fuel pump Brakes For a better ride we upgraded the front brakes to a Summit Disc brake system with Drilled/Slotted rotors with all new STAINLESS STEEL BRAKE LINES FRONT AND REAR and REBUILT drums on the rear Interior The interior was altered so that the creature comforts and security of the original car are still intact. You can still roll up the front and rear windows and the heater/defroster still work (controls hidden under dash with easy access to driver). Wipers still work and are controlled by toggle switch on dash. 10 Point roll cage (Welded in) New headliner New loop carpet Aluminum dash Aluminum door panels Jegs high-back seats with Blue cushions 6 point RCI harnesses Stuart Warner Gauges JVC 3" DVD player with USB port. All the stereo components can be removed in 15 Minutes if you want to take the car Vintage racing. 8" Kickers / 3.5" mids / MTX AMP Nascar toggle switches Nascar steering wheel Exterior The exterior of the Roadrunner was kept closely to that of The King's from 71 with the exception that he ran steel wheels and a few of the sponsors were interchanged with that of parts on the car now. The headlights and tailights have LEXAN covers wrapped in perforated vinyl that light easily shines through. They can be removed in minutes with velcro in front and 4 bolts in the rear. LEXAN headlight and tailight covers HIGH PERFORMANCE Vinyl lettering Blue streak Goodyear tires Aero Wheels 15X8 FRONTS and 15X10 REARS Summit disc brake conversion kit Door poppers Aluminum spoiler Rear springs rearched lower for stance Full alignnment with power bleed Extras This Roadrunner has a few extras on it 3" Exhaust with flapper valve. Normally goes thru Exhaust via muffler until you flip the switch and go from strong and silent to loud and proud out the side to 2 Nascar BOOM TUBES open header Door poppers - Controlled via KEY FOB up to 100' away. Driver and passenger side 15 gal fuel cell with FAST FILL system TAYLOR aluminum Battery box Diecast model of actual car Lexan display containing pictures and postcards of Petty's car 5' WIDE by 3' TALL "43" for your garage Front spoiler still being added but not ready for pics. Also have rear bumper ties made of aluminum included with auction but not drilled into car. I can install them for you but did not want to drill holes in new paint if you dont want them. Car has been a great driver and head turner at the shows so far. Never any problems. Runs at about 198 or cooler with the aluminum radiator on a 85 degree day.
Cold Start the 1972 Plymouth Fury! Brrrr...
Hi! Its cold and there's a lot of snow on the ol' 72 Fury. Lets see if it will go. I bought this car about 5 years ago, and I've been using it as a daily driver since then. It shows about 75000 miles, so it should last me a while yet. I like these fuselage models, especially the 72 Fury. Its a mean looking old thing! I actually hit a moose with this car last week, and it didn't leave a mark on the car! No wonder the cops liked these things, they're incredibly tough, even if they are a bit hard to look at. Thanks for checking it out!
1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Nite Drive
She's squeaky (cold weather and new rubber bushings), needs a paint job and my windshield is filthy, but she's mine. :) This camera has pretty poor audio so you have to turn the volume up for the full throttle moment at the end. It's much louder than it seems here. Anyway, mods to the little 318 under the hood include TTI ceramic coated headers, Edelbrock intake, Schneider cam, ported/polished 360 heads, 2 1/2" Exhaust. I'm still in the process of redoing the interior which was formerly light gold and pretty thrashed.
