1968 Plymouth Road Runner - Matador Red / Black Few cars capture
the raw, no-nonsense attitude of the muscle-car era quite like a
1968 Plymouth Road Runner, and this example has the right
combination of color, drivetrain, and classic Road Runner
presentation. Finished in Matador Red, a genuine factory Mopar
color, over a black interior, this Road Runner has an interesting
history. It originally left the factory wearing Ember Gold, Code
JJ1, before undergoing a color change to the current Matador Red
some years ago. Today, the red gives the car the unmistakable look
that makes these early Road Runners so desirable. Under the hood is
a numbers-matching 383 cubic-inch V8, paired with its
numbers-matching A-833 4-speed manual transmission. The combination
delivers exactly the kind of old-school muscle-car experience these
cars are known for-big-block power, a row-your-own 4-speed, and
plenty of attitude. The car sits on classic Hemi-style steel wheels
with poverty caps, wrapped in redline tires, with a matching
redline spare completing the period-correct look. Best of all, this
Road Runner is very solid all the way around. It presents as a
great example of the straightforward, performance-focused muscle
cars that made the Road Runner an icon. Highlights: - 1968 Plymouth
Road Runner - Matador Red exterior - Originally Ember Gold, Code
JJ1 - Factory Mopar Matador Red color - Black interior -
Numbers-matching 383 V8 - Numbers-matching A-833 4-speed manual
transmission - Hemi-style steel wheels - Mopar poverty caps -
Redline tires - Matching redline spare - Very solid throughout A
desirable combination of 383 power, 4-speed transmission, classic
steel-wheel styling, and unmistakable Road Runner character. This
is the kind of Mopar that looks right sitting still and comes alive
the moment you put your foot into it. WE OFFER FINANCING AND
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