Hyper

Well I ran across a car that I saw back in 1983 that was sitting in a old barn/shop. The car was raced in the 1970's and has 56,000 orginal miles on it. I Picked it up today and I am takling it to the body shop to get it painted Hemi orange and then it is time for a Hemi motor for it. It has a dana 60 in it now with 31x10.5w's on the back.

I will keep you all updated on it and By the way I am glad to have found this site.

lou3500

Very nice find good luck with you build you lucky guy.

fivepoint

Some guys have all the luck. I keep looking in my barns and all I find is stray cats. Nice find. Welcome to the forum.

Hyper

Glad to be here, I feel like I came back home.

67 GTX

welcome to the forum

Hyper

THe Vin decodes as follows:

VIN RM21H9G788717 decodes as follows
Description Interpretation Code
Model:Plymouth Belvedere or SatelliteR
Price Class:MediumM
Body Type:2 door coupe or sedan21
Engine:383ci V8 4bbl HP (B motor)H
Year:19699Assembly Plant:St. Louis, MOG
Sequence Number:788717

Hyper

we let the rear down and I took pictures of the k frame that was modified, wonder what engine they had in it?

Buffalojoe426

Welcome to the forum!

Hyper

I am looking to find the owners of my old Race cars. Both of them have been sold and taken west. The Daytona was sold to a man in California and the 64 was sold to a man in Kanas City, If anyone knows of these cars please let me know.

Eazy Mac

Very nice man. I look forward to seeing the plan unfold

Frank's 69

Way To Go!!!!!!!!!!! From one 69 road runner, to another. Looking foward on seeing your progress............

challenger

Great barn find

Clay Dots

Looks to me like it was cut to take hemi. ) best wishes!CD

70 Yacht

What a find !! Love that trailer too !! Who makes it ? and what size platform 16' ?

Silverick

Sweet!

Hyper

Here is a update, been a few months and the car has had alot of body work done on it. It is going in the booth next week!!!!

D Dodge

Looks like you're making good progress. Keep us posted.

67 GTX

what color will you paint it?

Hyper

It is painted now!!!

78D200

Very nice!

67 GTX

paint looks good

Rustymopar

Ok... I can't take it any longer...and I like keeping my finger on the market. Any chance you will tell us what you paid for it? Looks like a nice solid car. I understand if you're uncomfortable with this question.

69 Superbee - Hemi Orange, 383 4sp white stripe white interior
70 Superbee - Plumb Crazy, 383 3sp manual stripe delete, white interior

Hyper

Yes I gave 3500.00 for it. With the dana and all! took alot of talking to get the price down. He started at 5500.00

Canfield

i don't feel so bad now. paid 1600.00 for a 64 4-dr belvedere. and drove it home... the hard lesson there was finding reasonably priced parts. or more correctly..."NOT" finding parts. it's been a few decades since my last project. and i gotta say that aftermarket has gone in the toilet since.. good thing iv'e got skills. but i can't rebuild what's not there. still need a armrest for the drivers door.. and i'm not payin 50.00 for one that won't match the other 3... so have ya decided on a engine yet?

Kikoroadbird

I'm a new member and I wish to congratulate you on your purchase. Great find. I myself am in the payment processing of buying my very first mopar. 1969 Roadrunner for $3,200.00. I'm getting the car and 2 383's, one is a H.P and the other is a stock 383 4bbl. It also comes with a A/T but currently has a 8 1/4 rearend but the original from the factory was a 8 3/4. Can't wait to see it and I'm in the process of hurrying up and wait until the payment goes through and then transport from S.C. to Washington. I won't be able to work on this car until my return from deployment. At which time I plan on doing a complete disassembly and full restoration and original factory color on the tags. Any advice and compliments would be greatly welcomed.

Kikoroadbird

I have pictures of the car and I'll be posting more as the project gets underway.

Timmoparman

You indeed are a lucky man. Good going, Have fun with your new toy.
I love my 68 RR

2doorpost

Great job!