1969 Plymouth Road Runner- Repainted in factory-spec R4 Performance Red with black vinyl top, dual black hood stripes, and white bench seat Interior with black carpeting. Rotisserie restored and in exceptional condition, a great example of a rare classic Road Runner muscle car.
Equipped with its Matching Number 383 CI V8 Engine 335HP and 727 Torqueflite transmission and aftermarket Headers. Mechanically sound and powerful, she sounds fantastic too. With the completely rebuilt engine, transmission, and rear end, this car is ready to go. Manual steering and brakes, original radio, Bosch lower gauge cluster assembly, all-new weather strips, rebuilt suspension and steering, as well as new fuel lines, and brake lines. Beautiful Rally wheels with BF Goodrich radial white lettered tires and Equipped with perhaps the best horn sound ever which Plymouth paid a reported $10,000 (in 1968’s money that’s like 86k today) to have a special “Beep, Beep!” horn developed for its "Back-To-Basics" Road Runner muscle car Chrysler launched for 1968. This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Hardtop is iconic and extremely desirable by collectors everywhere. Showing 68k on the odometer the restoration has less than 6,000 on it.
1969 Plymouth Road Runner- Repainted in factory-spec R4 Performance Red with black vinyl top, dual black hood stripes, and white bench seat Interior with black carpeting. Rotisserie restored and in exceptional condition, a great example of a rare classic Road Runner muscle car.
Equipped with its Matching Number 383 CI V8 Engine 335HP and 727 Torqueflite transmission and aftermarket Headers. Mechanically sound and powerful, she sounds fantastic too. With the completely rebuilt engine, transmission, and rear end, this car is ready to go. Manual steering and brakes, original radio, Bosch lower gauge cluster assembly, all-new weather strips, rebuilt suspension and steering, as well as new fuel lines, and brake lines. Beautiful Rally wheels with BF Goodrich radial white lettered tires and Equipped with perhaps the best horn sound ever which Plymouth paid a reported $10,000 (in 1968’s money that’s like 86k today) to have a special “Beep, Beep!” horn developed for its "Back-To-Basics" Road Runner muscle car Chrysler launched for 1968. This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Hardtop is iconic and extremely desirable by collectors everywhere. Showing 68k on the odometer the restoration has less than 6,000 on it.
