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Nothing wrong with the 383. It was the Chrysler workhorse engine with over 3 million produced. The 383 carried the Chrysler performance banner on the street for many a year and pounded on many bowtie and blue oval branded machines. When I bought my '71 Charger SE back in '94 it had a 383 but I...

Is it A/C equipped? If so, the engine will be turquoise as you have stated. All A/C equipped cars (according to sources) had turquoise engines that were rated at 330 horepower (4 bbl Sport Satellite engine). Non-A/C cars with 383's were rated at 335 hp and were painted orange.

Very cool info. Thanks for putting that up.

Wow! She's looking great!

What a wise guy! :jester: Welcome Bio. We'd love to see some pics!

Of course I was being facetious...:acme:

The fuel pump pushrod is a known problem. Some of them are soft and they get worn down by about 1/4". Mine did. Pull the fuel pump and see if you can get the pushrod out. If you are lucky it will fall out. If not you are going to have to work it out of there and may need to pull the intake...

One option up from an A11 I'm betting...

I don't believe any T/A Challenger or AAR 'Cuda had a Dana 60 installed since they were only 340 cars (albeit 6 BBL's.) I know my '69 Road Runner with Hemi suspension option and non-floating Bendix 4 piston calipers up front has 10" x 2" rear drums (same as a 318 Satellite). In '70 the discs...

Sweet!

I've only seen the pewter interior on 1 other road runner - a black 6 BBL car. I'll bet it looks nice with the B5.

Beautiful color combo. I have the same interior with T7 on the inner door panels. It will look great with the T5 exterior. Can't wait to see how your bird progresses!

Looks like a beauty! Welcome aboard!

You can also hire a private investigator. They can also find it for you. They usually charge a separate fee for each state searched. If it isn't still in Florida it will be tough to find.

:yeathat: Just remember to not carry when going to certain locations (airports, federal, state, local gov't. buildings, etc.) Too many times people simple forget not to carry in those places because carrying is just a part of their normal "routine." Carrying should never become a "routine."...

Looks like a pimp used to own that car!

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Very nice, Mike! Love the longitudinal stripe as well. Is it a 4-speed or 727?

I can confirm this as Jack Smith (father of the road runner) related the story at the '05 Mopar Nats. One of the dealers being shown the cars was from New Mexico whose state bird is the road runner. He loved it! The decals were put on the cars with rubber cement clandestinely while the dealers...

How much timing advance are you running? Might just be a tuning issue...