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If there's no fender tag or build sheet-
Is there factory paint under the hood, under the carpet, in the trunk, under the door cards, etc?
Pics of that might get you opinions from members.
My opinion on rebadged cars is based on what you tell someone who asks, 'Is it a real such-and-such'? If you're willing to say yes, and perpetuate the lie, then go for it. If you're like me and would answer, 'No, it's a tribute/clone/rebadge', then why bother? If the point is to further impress...
The last show there was horrible and expensive. Maybe 8 vendors selling parts, 25 cars being showed and 35-40 cars racing with an expensive spectator admission. It died just like the once incredible E-town Mopar shows. It would need completely overhauled, promoted and have to have attractions...
15x8s and 15x10s were pretty uncommon when racers were using piecrusts. 15x7 was more common.
That said, a 15x8/8 1/2 is much easier to fit than a 15x10.
I'd chose a 15x8 1/2 or 8, with 4.5 backspace, just like Darter6 said.
I have a 72 Satellite Sebring Plus. Originally an 400 car. Being a SSP it came with buckets and Rallye dash. It now has a 440 with a RR hood. I left all the SSP badging on it except the RR horn and my friends still call it a Road Runner.
I’m looking at N96 vs A/C clearance on a 70 Road Runner myself right now. I do know from experience that with a completely factory A/C setup, the 69-72 air grabber air cleaners need a big notch cut off the front lip of the air cleaner to clear the factory compressor (right up to the filter). The...