Hey guy's Tooting my own horn here a little, LOL Our 77 Road Runner made it into Aprils edition of Mopar Muscle. I don't have the mag yet but a couple of friends said it was a pretty cool article.

Just got my magazine yesterday. Very nice article. Great job!

Congrats on utilizing one of the rising stars of the mopar camp.
Always nice to have the ink backup.

Getting ink is always nice. nice job. I have soft spot for those cars. Owned a 76 Road Runner Super since 78.
Doug

Thanks guy's. Must say after 35 years we have owned the old bucket the past few years have seen quite a turn around in attitudes on the black sheep old F bodies.

nice article ! i read it the other day, but didn't realize it was one of our members. congrats !

Thanks , I don't post much anymore but have been a member for a long time..

I don't drive my 78 Aspen R/T much but it's a lot nicer to drive than any A body I have.

Hopefully these cars will start to get a stronger following as a lot of them have become rusted messes that returned to the earth!

Nice article! Congrats

Nice! I just read that article on Monday. My first car was a 72 Barracuda and the second was a 77 Aspen RT. The RT was somewhat unique in that it only had the body stripe (black with white stripe), not the louvers or spoiler. 318, 4 speed, and a moon roof. Fun car, wish I would have had room to keep it.

Congrats

Really cool, congrats and I am really happy to see some love for a forgotten body styles.

Congratulations! Great car!

Cool man, I came real close to buying one of those brand new when they came out.

Looks like a fun car.

Thanks again everybody , It was funny how it all worked out. That day was a Mopar show and race. My old bucket went a 10.43 with a 100 shot of spray so I was really happy with that. The photo in the magazine is on engine alone. A good friend of mine we used to race with came up that day , so we got to hang out and make some passes. The guy from out of nowhere came walking up and said I want to put your car in a magazine. I was like sure you do ??? But here it is. LOL

Congratulations. That is a really cool car. I always enjoy seeing member cars get some press!

Ink is cool!!The older I get the more cars I recognize in the rags.

AL. I'm antsy to see you get the ink you and that car deserve. It will be here when ever it is clever.

That's awesome, congrats!

Very cool, congrats!

Congrats! I had a 76 Aspen 2 door for a little while. It was black metallic with black interior, had buckets and console, rally wheels, 318/2. I enjoyed it.

Congrats. Sweet lookin' car.
Wifes younger brother had a Volare RR, 318, 4 spd. that I used to give him grief about. Think I had my '69 RR at the time. Then I started seeing either a RR or R/T on my way to and from work. Black, Centerlines, and no stripes or decals. Then one day I drove by with the window down as he was leaving and it sounded very healthy. Looked and sounded so good it made me want one.


Tim

I, too have a soft spot for F bodies. They look especially good with big slicks! Nothing beats magazine ink for a car guy, congratulations!

Car has GREAT stance, runs good, color pops. What more could you ask for? Very well done!

Mine before it got shmucked.......

Thanks everybody for the comments and congrats. For a National Magazine to put our old car in it feels really great. That is a shame about the green bird by the way.

Happy for you!!! Congrats on the MM issue! I subscribe!

Thanks I haven't even seen that photo.

Nice car! i had a 78 Aspen RT t top car with the E58 for years was a great car! but it was that or my Charger at the time....

Congrats!

So you kept the Aspen right ?? LOL
Actually I had an all original but rough 68 383 4 speed Runner that I sold to get a Enclosed trailer to haul my 77 around in many years ago.
At the end of the day it's about what everybody likes. Me I guess the rusting out and originally slow F body tripped my trigger.