hey everyone my name is matt im 24 years old and i own a 1969 roadrunner matching #s car. my father, brother and i have been building this car since 1998 when i was only 12 years old, were almost finished with it just needs a few odd and ends now. this car use to be a race car before we got our hands on it. so the original motor is a built 383 that runs 11.8 in the quarter mile so its a fun car to drive

Im new to the forums and just wanted to say hi. Just a little about me I am getting out of Neons and getting into V-8's, I had an all motor Dodge Neon but decided it was way too much money to go fast so now I am currently in the process of rebuilding a 1978 360 for my 1969 Plymouth Fury III.

I just became a member and it sounds like there's a lot of good mopar people out there. I recently bought a 1968 roadrunner with a 440. It's one beautiful car but has some bugs in her such as pinging and running a little too hot. With a little bit of patience and help from friends I think we'll get it.

i recently finished stuffing a big block 383 in a 67 barracuda and in reassembling the car from paint found the dipstick painter took off the vin tag. the state patrol vin inspector want to find a matching vin on the car and to my knowledge the only numbers that are on my 69 that match are the last 8 digits of the vin on my core support and fender tag. they will not give back the vin tag unless we find another vin number. the poor owner of the car is facing a 3000 dollar bonded title charge can anyone help please????????????? oh well i guess no one has had any kind of problem like this. if any one knows how to get the broadcast sheet on a 67 barracuda i would sure appreciate any help it may be able to cross reference the vin to the build codes this may help get the title done and maybe get the vin tag back???????????????? thanks

Hello, I am Bryan. I just discovered the forums and look forward to gathering and sharing information and stories about these wonderful machines. I currently own a 68 charger, a 74 cuda and a 92 XJ Cherokee. :)

Hello, my name is Doug and I am trying to trace down a 1973 Road Runner that I owned at one time. I sold the car for money to go to college....got the degree...but miss the car.
As I said it is a 1973 Road Runner, gun metal gray (it was originally). It has a 340 4 speed with a pistol grip.
I have traced the car to a buyer in the Boston area who purchased it around 1997 or 98 from a man named Gerold McLaughlin in Council Bluffs, Iowa (just across the Missouri River from Omaha, NE).
So, I am looking for information on anyone in he Boston area that may know of a 73 Road Runner fitting that description...I was told the person who bought this lives outside the Boston area and possibley owns other Road Runners.
Any help is greatly appreciated....
Thanks

Hello from Southern California.