Vehicle Description
1969 Plymouth Road Runner Convertible Clone Why This Car Is Special
The Plymouth Road Runner was a mid-size car with a focus on
performance built by Plymouth in the United States between 1968 and
1980. Plymouth developed the Road Runner to market a lower priced,
basic trim model to its upscale GTX. We have a sharp orange 1969
Plymouth Road Runner Convertible Clone that looks and drives every
bit like what they looked like back then here at Skyway Classics.
It was built to emulate the purpose-built muscle car by Plymouth
that was meant to go fast while retaining a spartan look and
interior, meaning less weight and frills. Features 1969 Plymouth
Road Runner Convertible Clone Plymouth performance built 383 cubic
inch V8 engine 3-speed Automatic transmission Power steering Power
Disk Brakes Factory valve covers, intake, heads and block painted
in Hemi orange �€�Coyote Duster' functional Ram Air cleaner
assembly with the correct decals Factory Cast Iron Exhaust Headers
Dual exhaust Original looking, clean, painted, and detailed engine
compartment Black factory looking interior Bucket seats Three-spoke
sports Road Runner wood steering wheel with the Beep-Beep
Roadrunner horn Original looking dash and gauges 3-speed Automatic
shifter in floor console Black carpet Matching rear seat and door
panels Kenwood aftermarket Stereo Radio Orange paint scheme black
stripes on Road Runner hood with scoops Front and rear chrome
bumpers Great glass and trim Power Black Convertible Top Air
Grabber Hood Beep Beep Horn Raised white letter BFG Radial TA tires
Black steel wheels with small hub caps Satellite emblems Mechanical
It is powered by the Plymouth performance built 383 cubic inch V8
engine with a 3-speed Automatic transmission, Power steering, Power
Disk Brakes, Factory valve covers, intake, heads and block painted
in Hemi orange, �€�Coyote Duster' functional Ram Air cleaner
assembly with the correct decals, Factory Cast Iron Exhaust
Headers, Dual exhaust, and in an original looking, clean, painted,
and detailed engine compartment. Interior The Road Runner has a
great looking black factory looking interior with black bucket
seats, a three-spoke sports Road Runner wood steering wheel with
the Beep-Beep Roadrunner horn, original looking dash and gauges,
3-speed Automatic shifter in floor console, black carpet, matching
rear seat and door panels, and a Kenwood aftermarket Stereo Radio.
It has a lot of originality to this interior and it looks as it did
back when it was new. Exterior It is painted in an orange paint
scheme with black stripes on the Road Runner hood with scoops, has
front and rear chrome bumpers, great glass and trim, Satellite
emblems , a power Black Convertible Top, Air Grabber Hood system,
and rides on raised white letter BFG Radial TA tires on black
painted steel wheels with small hub caps. Conclusion There were
only 769 4-speed Roadrunner convertibles built in 1969 and only 177
surviving '69 Roadrunner covertibles in Galen's Registry to date,
so your chances of finding a real one is limited, if you have deep
enough pockets to afford one. The sharp orange 1969 Plymouth Road
Runner Convertible Clone we have here at Skyway Classics is the one
you can afford! Come see it today. Call us at 941-254-6608.
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