One of the most iconic Mopar muscle cars of all time is the 1969
Plymouth Roadrunner in Vitamin C Orange. This car was originally
built at the Lynch Road assembly plant in Detroit with a scheduled
production date of April 26, 1969. Making it a 1969 � and one of
422 that were built with the 440-6bbl as well as an A833 4-Speed
manual transmission. Do not let the cartoon bird on the car's body
panels fool you, this car means business and is not to be taken
lightly. If cars could tell tales we are more than certain that any
car that dared line up next to this one was sure to see a set of
tail lights through its windshield in no time! The factory steel
long quarter panels are ripple-free and still showcase that neat
slash of relief along the upper edge. Panel gaps are good, and the
monstrous hood scoop sits in the middle of a satin black hood
designed to emulate the mighty A-12 cars that terrorized drag
strips in late 1969. The interior is quite stock and while it
emulates a no-frills attitude, the bench seat has a very handsome
look. There's a 4-speed shifter sticking out of the floor so
there's no weight-adding console to slow you down and it's topped
with a proper pistol-grip handle! The factory gauges include an
in-dash tachometer and work just as great as they work and serve
almost as a glimpse into a time machine. What truly sets this Road
Runner apart from other cars of its time is the numbers matching
440 cubic inch V8 punching out 390 horsepower. Topping off that
power plant is the much sought after six pack. Inhaling through
that giant scoop, the bright Hemi Orange torque factory looks ready
for show and still retains the factory look. The 4-speed manual
transmission feeds a bulletproof Dana 60 rear end, which houses a
set of 4:00 gears. You can view this 1969 � Plymouth Road Runner in
greater detail including HD pictures and an HD video of it running
and driving at Gatewayclassiccars.com. If you are interested in
purchasing this vehicle or have more questions regarding it please
call us at (303) 872-4722 or email us at
[email protected].
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