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Tom at Rocket Restorations in Olympia, WA is putting up his '70 Superbird for sale. Numbers match transmission. Originally white, now orange. For price and more info contact Tom@rocketresto.com.

The San Luis Valley is more in southcentral to southwest CO, not southeast. I've been through there many times. Alamosa is one of the larger towns in the valley between the San Juan and Sangre de Cristo mountains. The Rio Grande river flows through the valley and is beautiful. The Great Sand...

I add it to all my sure-grip rear ends. I had a '70 Cuda with a fresh built rear that use to whine all the time, add one bottle and it went away.

Are you adding any friction modifier? Motorcraft XL3 Motorcraft Limited-Slip Friction Modifiers | Summit Racing

In Denver we still get snow into May, so no sprinklers or mowing until then.

Owner has wasted $1000's in transport and registration fees. I would think there has been enough eyes on this car in person that this is a fair price given its condition.

US Wheel (and many others) make a "smoothie" type wheel that comes in 14-22" sizes. They are meant to replicate the steelie dog dish but larger to clear bigger brakes, and if you like that look. https://www.uswheel.com/wheel/12211/us-wheel-smoothie-series-510-extended-sizing/?finishID=9 They...

Yes, you can get a pair of LCA bushings from anywhere including your local auto parts store. This happened to my Charger last year and had to replace them, PITA job. I would recommend poly bushings as they last longer.

Welcome! Its great to have another Mopar brother from CO! Great looking bird and A body. Sucks Bandimere closed, where you plan to race it?

IMO they don't look good in pictures and look even worse in person. Unless you are going for a modern resto-mod build (even then...), I would suggest sticking with 15" wheels.

Maybe its the sleeve in your k-member?

Recently sent my son a package for his birthday from CO to MO guaranteed 3-5 days via USPS, took 13 days. Never again.

1974 Ramcharger with the frameless doors was the best year IMO

Nice looking 1969 Hemi 4 spd GTX on BAT https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969-plymouth-gtx-44/

I had an 833 OD in my '70 Cuda with a 392 Hemi and loved it!