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Paul Lisle's Plymouth Road Runner

The original Roadrunner race car from the mid 80's returns, having now been back halfed and caged by Hauser/Webster. The car will now be painted, wired and rebuilt by Billadeau Speed. Pure nostalgia.

The bulkhead has been painted, the front suspension rebushed, the brakes rebuilt and all parts have been powder coated.

UPDATE: This long term project is nearing its end and will soon be ready for paint. Check back soon for further updates.


Paul Carter's '67 Ford Mustang

Paul's Mustang came to us after a few problems were highlighted during it's M.O.T.. We put things right again and also improved the 351ci Windsor engine's performance with a slight tune up.

UPDATE: The Mustang returned in 2010 for another round of M.O.T. work, the brakes were overhauled and some wiring trouble was also solved.


Richard Granger's '69 Plymouth Road Runner

After suffering fuel pump problems Richard called us for help. After solving this issue, a little tune up was completed and a charging problem was also sorted.

UPDATE: Further work to the Road Runner includes a Billadeau built 440 Six Pack with ported heads, forged pistons and Scat rods. It produced 475hp on the dyno, 530lb torque. The rear axle was also rebuilt. As of May 2010, Richard has run a personal best of 11.8 sec.


'65 Plymouth Fury

This 1965 Fury III featured a 318, auto trans and weld wheels. Bought in and sold after wiring and a few other small jobs. It's now in the ownership of American Super Stock regular, Brian Wood.

 

Dave Billadeau's '70 Road Runner project

Dave's latest challenge! A real Air Grabber car. This is going to be restored and kitted out with a 440 Six Pack. Check back soon for progress reports.


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