by Guest Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:55 pm
Upgraded to power front disc brakes (original was 12" drums), 8-3/4 rear out of a '74 Plym Voyager w/11" rear brakes (original rear was a 8-3/8 with 10" brakes). It has a 318 2bbl. with 727 Automatic. Runs awesome and it's kinda quick on it's feet!
My '72 Dodge Royal Sportsman
Guest- Guest
Upgraded to power front disc brakes (original was 12" drums), 8-3/4 rear out of a '74 Plym Voyager w/11" rear brakes (original rear was a 8-3/8 with 10" brakes). It has a 318 2bbl. with 727 Automatic. Runs awesome and it's kinda quick on it's feet!
itruns- Number of posts : 1605
Location : Chicago, IL
Registration date : 2008-07-03
My father had two '77 250s (No emmision controls) and I also drove a '80 250 with a glass rack on the side after I graduated H.S. . They all had very good 'pick-up' 
when they weren't loaded down with tools and materials. You could usually catch Mustang GTs and such off guard at the light. Good times...
when they weren't loaded down with tools and materials. You could usually catch Mustang GTs and such off guard at the light. Good times...
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