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I appreciate all the replies. I think I will spend my money else where for now.

Well I did the scarebird kit on front. You use parts from the part store that are easily to get. For the back I found a wilewood kit for $500. Labor is free because I can install. I kind of leaned towards what you said stubs300 its a big ole car. Just didn't want go throw money away if I...

Hey guys, I just got done doing the Scarebird front disc brake conversion on my 67 Newport Sedan. Right now im doing just a mild motor build, but look to up the Cubic Inches and power in a couple years. Are rear disc brakes worth the extra $500?

thanks for the warm welcomes everyone. New to Mopar here, so please have patience with me lol.

im just looking to the future as for the motor breathing. Right now its going to be a mild build. Cam, intake 4 barrel carb. Later im going to do a stroker kit on the 383 and do some major upgrades. For now I guess ill take the advice and leave well enough alone though. I appreciate the...

Do yall know if anyone makes a hood with something along the lines of a ram air hood that's not as drastic as a scoop but still could funnel into the breather? Im wanting to do a mild build with this car. Any other suggestions are fine too. thanks, Everyone

lol, I figured I would get a lot of people telling me not to cut up the hood. That's why im considering all routes first and trying to figure out what would fit the contours of my hood. I may look for another hood somewhere to mess with first, but I have learned Newport parts aren't easy to...

Hey guys im new here so hopefully this is in the right location. I just recently got into MOPAR and bought a 1967 Chrysler Newport Sedan. Its an awesome car with the 383. Im looking to do something a little different and put a hood scoop on it and force some air into my breather. Any...

Into old cars. Own my own computer repair business and do wood working as well. Currently fixing up a 67 Newport. Location: South Carolina