Mopars can be cool!

[mockingbird812]

Nice Larry. So that '72 is YOURS. What a find. Any story on it?

[Mopar Lar]

Not much of a story I have owned it 17 years after searching for a 72 6 pack Road Runner for years. I have always liked 72's the most so the ultimate is a 72 6 pack car. Just my luck there is so far only 1. I got lucky I guess in my searches and who I made friends with to help me out.

Larry

[mockingbird812]

What are your plans for it. What is the tranny, rear, options?

[Mopar Lar]

It is an Auto with an 8-3/4 rearend I am probably going to run a 3.55 gear. I would really like to restore it just getting my lazy but in gear is the problem. I have most of the NOS parts I need since I have been collecting 72 RR parts for about 25 years

[mockingbird812]

Keep us posted Larry. We'd love to have you take us along on a photographic restoration of this rare beast.

[Mopar Lar]

Here is a pic of my Bird it is a 440 6 pack 4 speed

[XXXGoldL34M20]

Nice Bird.
Here is my 70 R/T S.E. 440 four speed Challenger.
Happy Holidays Mopar Fans.

[MuscleMopars]

Here is my original '63 Plymouth Sport Fury Super Stock 426 Max Wedge mostly original unrestored car. Being stored in a barn for about 37 years it's a little rough round the edges but overall in great shape. It's a rare Red on Red factory manual floor shift 3 speed stick car that's never been cut up or modified. Fully documented in the Darell Davis book, has ALL of the rare original Max Wedge parts intact and runs and drives like an beast! It's now been mechanically redone and the body is pretty much all original with a lot of "patina".

[MuscleMopars]

The best part!

[mockingbird812]

Beautiful Eric! What a find you have there. What is your rear gear ratio? Have you contacted Chrysler Historical for your car's factory broadcast punch card? Can you share some more shots of the interior and undercarriage? Was the car raced? Mileage? Thanks!!