For Sale: 1970 Plymouth Road Runner in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

It is not every day you get a shot at a real deal winged warrior with its born with drivetrain and a stack of factory paperwork that leaves zero doubt about what you are buying. Recorded in the official Plymouth NASCAR Program Serial Number List as car number 969, received on November 28 and shipped on December 1, this 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird was built at the Lynch Road assembly plant and delivered new to Greenwood Chrysler Plymouth in Greenwood, Indiana. Bearing VIN RM23V0A172607, this three owner classic has been cared for by its current consignor for the past fourteen years and stands out as one of just two factory Alpine White over white interior examples produced.

Under that iconic aerodynamic nose cone and pinned hood sits the ultimate street combination for a Mopar collector, the matching numbers V Code 440 cubic inch Six Barrel V8. Power is routed through its factory matching numbers A833 four speed manual transmission directly to the heavy duty A33 Track Pak Dana 60 rear axle. Recently serviced by Apex Auto Solutions, this Superbird is well optioned with power steering, power front disc brakes, a factory tachometer, and 14 inch Magnum 500 styled road wheels wrapped in period correct Goodyear Polyglas F70 14 white letter tires.

We are proud to market this Superbird for exactly what it is, a rock solid, runnable entry point into blue chip Mopar ownership rather than an over restored trailer queen that you are afraid to take out on the highway. The car wears an older, driver quality exterior repaint over its Alpine White bodywork and black vinyl top, showing honest age and flaws that include panel to panel color shade variance, masking lines around the hardware, crazing on the fender scoops, body filler waves along the front edge of the hood, a lower driver quarter crease, and seam splitting at the rear wing bases. Because the exterior only received an older respray, the underhood inner fender aprons and the Lynch Road fender tag remain untouched in their original, flaking factory paint. It gives a buyer the rare freedom to hop in and drive a genuine Six Barrel four speed car to local shows right away, while holding the underlying pedigree to justify a top tier restoration down the road.

Inside the cabin, the rare code P6XW white vinyl bucket seats and black trim present very cleanly, centered around the unmistakable Hurst Pistol Grip four speed shifter and optional center console. The dash houses the factory 150 mph speedometer, the optional clock and tachometer combo, and the solid state AM radio. Best of all, this Superbird is backed by an ironclad documentation package that includes its original factory window sticker, the original Chrysler production broadcast sheet, and its NASCAR race program serial number listing.