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I want to keep the car original.

I found the part needed, thanks for the help.

Thanks for the info, I have emailed them to see what they may have.

I have attached a picture of an item I am needing. It is the linkage that goes from the brake booster rod to the brake petal. My car is a 1970 GTX with power drum brakes.

Sorry I was new at the time.

I might have the minifold and air cleaner...if I don't get back to you send me a reminder __________________ My 1970 Plymouth I found both of these today.

Update Below is a list of parts I need, anybody got any ideas where to find them. harmonic balancer for 440 HP engine to fit forged crank I also need a good radiator with the number 2998961 on it. Also looking for a distributor the distributor part number will be on a small aluminum tag...

Below is a list of parts I need, anybody got any ideas where to find them. harmonic balancer for 440 HP engine I also need a radiator with the number 2998961 on it. I need an intake with the number 2951736 on it. I need exhaust manifolds, right side 2899879 and the left side #2951865...

The gear ratio is 323, I talked with the previous owner that has been into the rear end. I want to keep the motor as close to stock as possible on the outside. I just thought while building it I wanted to get a little better sound and thump out of it. I will never race the car and do not care...

What is your gear ratio by the way? Stock stall converter? The converter is stock but I am not sure about the gear ratio I have not been in the rear end yet. I do not have a build sheet and the fender tag does not give me that information.

Thanks for all the help.

I am about to start rebuilding the 440 super commando 4 barrel with automatic in my 1970 GTX and would like to bump the cam up a little. It is a numbers matching car so I want to stay original looking but add a little bump to it, nothing to radical. I started with Comp in my 454 Chevelle but...

Hope this works.

Thanks for all the help tore the engine down today going to be looking for the best sites to buy as close to original parts as possible, I have booked mark several sites but would like to know the best places to get engine parts. Also how can I paste a picture of my car on here?

I have ordered the 1970-1971 Plymouth Roadrunner GTX Satellite Parts Book and the 1970 Plymouth Shop Manual Belvedere GTX and Road Runner. Can anyone think of anything else that will help me get it factory correct?

Thanks to everyone The Charger, Road Runner & Super Bee Restoration Guide" by Paul A. Herd must be a good book because it is either sold out or cost $150 to $600.

I would like to know the best literature to help me select the correct parts, colors and correct paths that the wires, hoses, brake lines run also the best places to find these. I pickup the engine, transmission and rest of the parts tomorrow so I will know more about what small parts will be...

I just bought my first Mopar it is a 1970 GTX with numbers matching 440 Super Commando and 727 torque flight transmission. Everything is pretty much done inside and out except the engine, transmission, fuel tank, front shocks, brake booster and a few other small things. I want to finish the...