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    1. 01-24-2009 #1
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      New guy with 70 Road Runner

      New guy checking in

      I have a 70 Plymouth Road Runner that I have thought about going the Pro Touring route on, found this site on a search engine and joined right in.

      Currently the car is Plum Crazy colored, has a 440 and I'm here for ideas, and to admire the work that others have done



      Well, enough about me

      I have a lot of posts to read thru

      thanks

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    3. 01-24-2009 #2
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      i would probably keep it like it is if everything is original. if you want to modify, i would say lower it a little all the way around and put some really nice wider wheels and tires. the car looks great though>
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      welcome to the forum, nice Road Runner
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    5. 01-24-2009 #4
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      Sweet, got to love that plum crazy!!
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      welcome fellow mopar man
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    7. 01-25-2009 #6
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      Nice looking car, Moparnate
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      Love the 70 Road Runner!
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      My dad bought a 70 Road Runner convertible new. 440 4 speed car. I Wish I could find that one.

      Good luck with your possible changes. This place in infectious.
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    10. 01-25-2009 #9
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      thanks

      I appreciate it

      yeah, that Vert would be a great car to own now ...
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      If it's original, keep it stock. Maybe change the wheels to a wider and taller wheel combination, but it will be worth more if left stock.
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      its not a numbers matching car

      I'm torn right now which way I'm going to go, part of the reason I joined, to learn more about pro tourning

      appreciate it
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      Take it all in before you make any changes. You came to the right place.
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      Very nice car!!
      You came to the right place about pro-touring. Either here or www.lateral-g.net, you will get tons of info & ideas.
      If the car is not a numbers matching, I, personally would go the pro-touring route.
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      Measure twice cut once....
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      Very nice car. I am a fellow b body guy here. I am planning on going with the "pro touring lite" route....some good replacement suspension pieces, new steering box w/ fast ratio pitman, 4 wheel discs and some 18"s. All bolt in and it will turn that runner into a different car. I worked at a shop just building pro touring mopars, so if you have any questions I could tell you some great set ups that would blow your mind.
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      man i love those cars..

      see HAMMER as a reference..

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      Doesn't take much to get that beast to handle well, without ruining the car.

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      Welcome to the site - Great looking car. You'll find a ton of great advise here.
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    21. 01-28-2009 #20
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      Quote Originally Posted by PT64POLARA View Post
      Very nice car. I am a fellow b body guy here. I am planning on going with the "pro touring lite" route....some good replacement suspension pieces, new steering box w/ fast ratio pitman, 4 wheel discs and some 18"s. All bolt in and it will turn that runner into a different car. I worked at a shop just building pro touring mopars, so if you have any questions I could tell you some great set ups that would blow your mind.
      thanks,

      and thanks to everyone else for the warm welcome
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