Vehicle Description
1969 Plymouth Road Runner
So, Plymouth created the Road Runner in 1968 to address the entry
level muscle car market, we all know that and here is a beautifully
restored example that is numbers matching, has all the right stuff,
is in a great color, and runs great. It looks as good underneath as
on top and the topside is fabulous. The original fender tag is in
place and it codes out to be very true to original. Unfortunately
we have not gotten a broadcast sheet with this one. It is powered
by a numbers matching 383 CID V8 Code E63 and 4 speed transmission,
Code D21, along with a 3.23 rear end, this one is a riot to drive.
The X9 code Black paint and hood treatment, look fabulous on this
correct and well restored Road Runner. This one is fun and easy to
drive with power steering, smooth horse power, and a look you don't
see often in Road Runners.
Features
Numbers matching 383 CID block with 335 ponies
The carb is a stock Carter AFB on a correct Intake
Those horses are channeled through an A833 4 speed transmission
The rear end is an 8 � with 3.23 gear ratio
The interior is true to original with Black Bench seat
Power Steering aids in the comfortable control
Stopping power is generated by standard front and rear drums<
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The wheels are fabulous 14 inch Chrysler Magnum 500 with stainless
trim rings
It rolls around on F70/14 Firestone Redline bias ply tires
In the dash is an original correct Thumb Dial AM radio R11code
The dash includes fuel, temp, amp, with excellent trim and
lettering
The exhaust note is generated by a full dual system that starts
with original manifolds and calls out via the box tips
Finished with a Black Performance Hood Treatment
The look is accented with a chrome front and rear bumpers with
driver's side outside rear view mirror
The steering wheel is a correct 3 spoke simulated wood that is
comfortable and of course the horn goes "Beep-Beep"
The engine bay is highly detailed to original trim and trunk has
mat, jack and spare
Don't miss out on an opportunity to pick up one of Mopar's better
styles out there that is ready to enjoy today
