1968 Plymouth Road Runner on 2040-cars
Gainesville, Georgia, United States
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1968 Plymouth Road Runner This is an awesome one of a kind mopar. You will gets looks, thumbs up, smiles, and lots of attention every time you take this car out and you will for sure have lots of fun. The car was rotisserie restored. All of the pans were replaced along with lower quarters. The bottom side of the car was rhino lined for durability. All of the extra holes in the engine bay were filled to achieve and extra clean look. The door handles, side marker lights, and the vents under windshield were shaved also. All of the stainless, pot metal, and chrome trim was refinished and polished. All new lights was installed. The best ppg two stage paint materials was used along with hours of prep work for the paint. All new glass was installed along with new weatherstripping. A custom fiberglass 6-pack style hood was used with hinges for convience. The car has 18" billet specialties soft lip wheels mounted on nitto tires on all four corners along with 4 wheel powered Wilwood disc brakes. The front suspension was upgraded to coilovers on the front along with all new poly graphite bushings. It has front and rear sway bars. Tubular bars were intalled in engine bay and sub-frame connectors were added to make the car rigid. The rear has new leaf springs with pinion snubber. The car handles awesome! The engine is a 440 stroked to 500. The engine was completely rebuilt with 400 miles on the rebuild. It has a forged scat crank, forged eagle rods, forged ross pistons(10.5 to 1), ported aluminum edelbrock heads with multi-angle valve job, roller hydraulic cam, roller shaft mounted rocker arms, single plane intake, and holley carb. This motor is strong. It makes 600 ft/lbs of torque at just over 3000 rpm! It also street drives perfect and has never been raced. A new Kiesler tko 600 5-speed transmission with overdrive was installed. The car cruises at about 73 mph even with a 3.91 rear gear in a 8 3/4 rear end. The car has ceramic coated hooker headers with 3" exhaust. It has 2 flowmaster 2 chamber mufflers along with 2 electronic exhaust cutouts. The car has a complete custom wiring harness which was installed to hide all possible wires in engine bay. The interior is also all custom. New bucker seats were installed and custom console, dash pieces, and trunk pieces were made and covered with leather. The seats are all black leather with silver snake skin stamped leather inserts. The car has a billet specialties steering wheel along with a custom shifter handle. All auto meter gauges was used. The interior was also wrapped with dynomat extreme for heat and noise. The car has remote control door poppers along with power windows. It also has a dvd screen with four kicker speakers and two kicker amplified subwoofers. |
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