I have a 1970 Plymouth
Roadrunner. I bought it about 9 years ago for $1,500 and it was a basket
case. I have since restored and rebuilt most of it. I have included
pictures of before and present. I had a 383 hp and I have since upgraded
it to a 440 6pack. I added power steering and a very rare rear windows
defroster. Only things I have left to do to it is get the trans beefed up
and I want to convert it to manual disks in the front. Oh, one other
thing. When I was going to college I worked as an engine machinist and was
lucky enough to have worked with Doug "Cookie" Cook, of Stone, Woods and
Cook fame. He built the 440 in the Roadrunner.
Sincerely, Doug Willens
Redondo Beach, CA
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