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.
70 Dodge Challenger on Autobahn (DE), 2
This comes closest to how I experience it.
Cam near my right eye, mic near my left ear.
Car spex; see my '70 Dodge Challenger' playlist description: http://www.youtube.com/user/66PaleRider#grid/user/B4305E29BD936BDF
71 Plymouth GTX Startup
1971 Plymouth GTX that I've been working on getting back on the road. We got it as a "almost running" car. "Almost running" was somewhere between very generous and flat out false. We've ended up replacing all the bushings in the suspension and rebuilding the engine and the brakes. Now it's getting to the point that it's driveable and hoo-boy is it a hoot. Always fun to do the no tag, no muffler shakedown run :)
Here's some specs:
440cu (7.2L) V8 with 727 Torqeflite reverse manual valve body; 8 3/4 rear end with 3.91 gearset. All going out to a pair of 15x10 Centerline rims with BF Goodrich 295/50R15 tires. Still not sure if we're going to be putting in the 4-speed or keeping the brutal automatic. Such a fun car. My little camera can't capture the amount of noise this thing puts out. It currently is just running around an old set of 2.5" pipes with no mufflers that end somewhere under the rear seats.
Can't get enough Mopar!
440HP first start up
1970 Chrysler 300 w 440 TnT, brand new motor, .30 over, new cam, lifters, pistons, crank resurfaced -.10, heads rebuilt, hardened valve seats, electronic ignition conversion,
Predator's first start=up.MOV
Blown 1200 HP 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner, first start up at A & D Performance. This car is street legal and was just completed.
