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welcome to the site please, post some pics when you get a chance, we're always eager to see some car ****

The 1st car i owned was a 1979 Dodge Aspen, slant six 4-speed (damn i still miss that car). I remember in high school how that car would ALWAYS start, even when it was -20 degrees outside, and everyone else's Phords and Chebbies wouldn't turn over. I once even ran the car about 12-15 miles...

You could always do a Super Six or Hyper-Pak with it (my first car was a '79 Aspen with Super Six, it gave it enough extra power to make a nice cruiser) - - - Updated - - - Hyper-Pak would probably require a different hood for clearance though, and parts are hard to come by (and pricey too)

I know a lot of people consider '71 to be the last year of the "muscle car", but i respectfully disagree. I am a little younger than many on this board, and my teen years were in the 80's. For most of my generation, you couldn't get your hands on anything made before 1975 (unless it was a...

yes F3 light green metallic

Took it for a nice cruise and opened her up a little, garage is all cleaned up and ready for her. Only a few weeks left and she'll be put away for the cold Wisconsin winter..This is fine as i really need to start working on paint issues. Trying to decide if i just want to redo the areas that...

I served in Desert Shield/Desert Storm and was in the Army from Sept '89 to Aug '93 SPC4 98C ~ Military Intelligence Analyst 124th Military Intelligence Battalion, 24th Mech Inf Div, Ft Stewart GA

yeah 340 4-speed, my kid wanted to sit in the driver's seat and hooked the clutch with his foot, pad came off (it's back on now) rear wheels are 15 X 10 's

not sure what happened, so reposting my pics ~1973 RR~

WOW... beautiful car, wish i would have seen it before buying my RR. Advertise it for 15k, let them talk you down to 12.5k, i wouldn't accept a dime less than that though, even in this economy. If you don't need the money, maybe consider renting storage space until these cars are fetching...

This is why i go to a local transmission shop, the lead mechanic there grew up 3 houses down from mine. I've known him for 30+ years and feel safe leaving a vehicle there. I've had to take a few cars there over the years, always been a fair price and never had any problems. - - - Updated - -...

wow, thanks for the pics, LOTS of nice cars there, I especially liked the Studebaker Hawk, hardly ever see those at car shows. :headbang:

I will need an adapter plate as well, is that something the other member fabricated? Or is there a place i can look to find one?

Thanks guys, I live in Beaver Dam (halfway between Madison and Fond Du Lac)

Hi there, just purchased a 1973 Roadrunner 3 weeks ago, needs some work. The previous owner did a rather amateur restoration on it. There's a few parts missing and some paint issues in a few spots, but overall in good condition. Has original 340 4-speed (engine was rebuilt) and the interior...