Humor 7/5/24
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OP
Another Larson trifecta
Rotorhead1026
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What engine?
Larsen all the way, but #1 is so true.
Ivan the Butcher
Member
I knew a guy with a 67 Road Runner in Red, his had a 383 (I'm thinking big block)
For today's wisdom infusion, #3, #4 & #5 are a matched set for the win!
Pete: Thanks for your time and effort!
Ivan
For today's wisdom infusion, #3, #4 & #5 are a matched set for the win!
Pete: Thanks for your time and effort!
Ivan
This was my car exactly, even the color, 1969 Dodge Super Bee 6 pack (440 3 deuces). To simply check the oil, etc. you had to pull the four pins on hood, remove the hood (fiberglass) after unhooking the air breather which attached to the hood scoop. In the cold of winter I would have to do this including removing the air breather, then pour about a quart of gas down middle carburetor, start the motor, jump out and put out the fires on motor and garage, ha then put everything back in place before you could drive off. Don't remember the price, but $2975.00 sounds like my first month's gas bill.
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JET4
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Number 3 today
4 & 5 today! Larson is sic!
OP
383 roadrunner engine. 335 hp
Number 3 for me.
chuckie
Member
Number 1 gave me a chuckle today!
Number 5 is a good one. 
The first car I bought new was a 69 Road Runner. It was a hardtop like this one, but a different color. It lasted until I got married and my new wife couldn't drive a stick.
Ordered my 1969 Road Runner from the factory. Bronze fire metallic with the two black stripes down the hood. Black interior. no A/C, no power steering, and no power brakes. 4 speed with Hurst shifter and the sedan model, like shown. The coupe had rear windows that did not roll down, but the tail end popped out for ventilation. 383 Cubic Inches with 335 Horsepower.
Had 3 miles on it when it arrived at the dealer.
wyo-man
Had 3 miles on it when it arrived at the dealer.
wyo-man
YeshuaIsa53
Member
Shoe's untied.
Yea, # 5 is real good....
