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New guy from Chicago. New 74 Roadrunner

Timberice

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Hello everyone. New to this site but not new to Mopars. I owned a few Mopar muscle cars over the years but the last few years I have been buying and working on mostly Oldsmobiles and Fords. After selling off a few cars,I decided to look for a mopar project.
Last week I purchased a 1974 Roadrunner off Ebay. I had looked the car over before it was listed. It was located a few blocks from my job so I looked it over a few weeks ago. But about a week ago I saw it listed on Ebay and decided to buy it.
The car is a factory U code 440 big block car but is missing the engine and trans. The body is 98% rust free and some restoration work has already been done. The car is disassembled but almost all the parts are there. I plan on taking my time gathering parts and doing the restoration. I been spoiled by the fast catalog restoration of mustangs so working on a 74 b-body will be a challenge. But im in no hurry so I will spend the first few months reseaching information and gathering parts. $_57-3.jpg$_57.jpg$_57-19.jpg
 
Welcome from Mi. Looks like the car is in good hands. Good luck with the project.
 
Hi Timberice, welcome:wav:

Nice road runner/GTX you're building. They're really catching on...
 
Welcome from Minnesota....keep us up to date on your progress when you have at it.
 
welcome to FBBO nice project keep us posted on your progress
 
welcome to FBBO from warm & sunny NorCal
 
Thanks guys. My plans are for a mostly stock build with the only modifications being done to the suspension and the brakes. The car is a original E5 bright red exterior,with a black bucket seat interior. Im going to stick with these colors.
 
Welcome from Lombard, ILL...one of the last great bastions
 
Welcome looks like a big project but should be sweet when she's done!
 
hi and welcome to the site
 
Howyadoin, grew up 21 years in Evanston. God, I don't miss work in that crap weather at all, but miss Old Style, Hot Dog's, & hangin at Wrigley!
 
Yep what 69a100 said. He's my Brother from the same Mother too. Welcome to the Board...cr8crshr/Tuck
 
Welcome from across the state line. Looks like a nice project.
 
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