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1970 Plymouth Roadrunner 383/auto 70 Road Runner Gtx Superbird 440 Runs Drives on 2040-cars

US $14,500.00
Year:1970 Mileage:100000
Location:

Denham Springs, Louisiana, United States

Denham Springs, Louisiana, United States

Up for auction is my 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner, real RM23N0G car, was 383 auto, now has a 73 440 and reverse manual(automatic) transmission. The car is nearly rust free, and is a driver. Make no mistake, this is a project car that needs a lot of tinkering, but as is it could easily be made into a daily driver and is a solid basis for a cool cruiser. The 440 engine was rebuilt .040 over by previous owner about a year ago. It fires right up runs good and shifts good through all gears. It does have an oil leak, appears to be valve cover, and a small trans leak when sitting.  Gauges all work except temp.(rallye gauges) The paint job is about a year old but is very amateur. It needs to be repainted unless you were literally just wanting a driver. From 20 feet I guess it looks good. The car was burnt orange on burnt orange, and now the car is yellow with half burnt orange interior/half black. Interior needs work. Car has rallye wheels and new tires. Grill is very nice, hood is good. There is some rust on inside upper decklid. Only sheet metal i would replace is the trunk pan. It's still in decent shape, but does have some holes in it. Could this car be driven home 500 miles? I was told I could when i bought it, but i chose to trailer it. I have put about 50 miles on it on the highway. I will make no guarantees, but you are welcome to try it. Car still has fender tag on car, and I have a clear title in hand in my name. You won't find a better project car that you can drive while you tinker with it. This is the cheapest running driving 70 roadrunner you will find, with a solid frame front to back. This car will be sold as is where is, no warranties. Please ask any and all questions prior to bidding. 3rd party or personal inspections are welcome before bidding and BEFORE end of auction. Please ask with any questions. This car is being sold with a very low reserve and BIN and i am sure this car will sell. Please serious bidders only. I reserve the right to end this auction early at any time for any reason, as car is for sale locally. Thanks for looking and good luck! NOTE: Please see link below for a short clip of the car running.

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