1969 Plymouth Road Runner on 2040-cars
Chestnutridge, Missouri, United States
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1969 ROADRUNNER WE PURCHASED THIS CAR FROM A 65 YEAR OLD MAN AT MY DADS CHURCH THAT HAD THIS FOR A LONG LONG TIME,
IT WAS A RUNNING AND DRIVING CAR. THAT HE HAD ALREADY INSTALLED NEW FLOOR PAN, TRUNK PAN AND REAR QUARTERS AND HAD
ALL BODY WORK COMPLETE AND IN PRIME. THE MOTOR IS A 1969 HP OUT OF A ROADRUNNER BUT IS NOT NUMBER MATCHING TO THE
CAR, IT HAD BEEN REBUILT TO FACTORY SPECS. AROUND 2 YEARS AGO AND HAS HAD VERY FEW MILES ON IT, THE 4 SPEED
TRANSMISSION AND REAR END WITH 323 GEARS HAD ALSO BEEN GONE THROUGH AT THE SAME TIME, AND A NEW CLUTCH, PRESSURE
PLATE AND TROW OUT BEARING WERE INSTALLED. ALSO HE HAD NEW BRAKES INSTALLED ALL AROUND. WE BROUGHT THE CAR TO THE
SHOP AND TOOK IT 95% APART, ALL PARTS THAT COULD BE REMOVED WERE AND SENT TO PAINT. THE ORIGINAL COLOR WAS B5 BLUE.
FROM THAT POINT WE HAVE OVER 700 HRS RESTORING THIS CAR OVER THE LAST 6 MONTHS. WE HAVE OVER 22K IN NEW PARTS AND
PAINT ALONE.
I WILL TRY TO LIST EVERYTHING HERE GOES. RIMS SANDBLASTED AND PAINTED B5 BLUE ALSO, NEW B.F. GOODRICH TIRES ALL
AROUND. WITH NEW OEM PLYMOUTH DIVISION DOG DISH HUB CAPS, NEW OEM SHOCKS ALL AROUND. REDONE OEM HP MANIFOLDS WITH
NEW 2 1\4 DUAL EXHAUST WITH CHROME TIPS. NEW SWAY BAR LINKS, ALL NEW UNDERCOATING, NEW FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS,
NEW FRONT BUMPER LENSES, NEW REAR LICENSE PLATE BRACKET AND ROADRUNNER PLATES. NEW WHEEL WELD TRIM, NEW MIRROR, NEW
ANTENNA, NEW FRONT WINDSHIELD AND GASKET, ALL NEW EMBLEMS FOR CAR, ALL NEW ORIGINAL DECALS FOR CAR, NEW DOOR AND
TRUNK LOCKS , NEW DOOR HANDLES, NEW HEAD LIGHTS. TRUNK, NEW SPARE WITH ORIGINAL JACK REDONE, NEW TRUNK MAT AND
TRUNK DIVIDER, ALL NEW TRUNK, DOORS, HOOD, WEATHER STRIPPING KITS AND FELT AND CHROME FOR WINDOWS, ALSO NEW HOOD
TO RADIATOR SEAL AND HOOD INSULATION PAD, NEW MARKER LIGHTS, NEW HOOD PIN KIT, NEW WIPERS AND ARMS. INTERIOR, NEW
CARPET, NEW HEADLINER, NEW SAIL PANELS, NEW DOME LIGHT, NEW DASH PAD,NEW DOOR PANELS, NEW SHIFTER KNOB, NEW GAS
PEDAL, NEW BRAKE AND EBRAKE PADS. NEW ARM REST AND CHROME MOUNTS, ALL NEW INTERIOR DOOR HANDLES AND WINDOW CRANKS,
NEW SHIFTER BOOT, NEW PACKAGE TRAY, COMPLETE REUPHOLSTERED FRONT AND REAR SEATS,NEW DOOR SILL PLATES, NEW
ROADRUNNER STEERING WHEEL BUTTON,COMPLETE REDONE DASH. ENGINE COMPARTMENT, NEW BATTERY AND BATTERY TRAY, NEW
BATTERY TOPPER, NEW WASHER BOTTLE KIT, NEW BEEP BEEP HORN, NEW RADIATIOR AND HOSES, NEW EDLEBROCK 600 CARB, NEW OEM
383 AIR BREATHER, NEW PLUG WIRES AND SPARK PLUGS, NEW SPEEDOMETER CABLE, I KNOW I MISSED SOME THINGS BUT YOU HAVE
THE IDEA.CAN SEND MORE PICS IF REQUESTED, THE ONLY DOWNFALL TO THIS CAR IS MY FAULT AND I HATE TO SAY IT, I WOULD
FIRE SOME ONE OVER IT BUT SOMEWHERE IN THE RESTORATION PROCESS THE FENDER TAG WAS LOST AND IM SICK ABOUT IT.I AM
SORRY. I SUGGEST YOU SEE THE CAR IN PERSON, IT MAY NOT BE A BARRETT JACKSON BUT ITS A 9 ON A 1 -10 SCALE A VERY
VERY VERY NICE DRIVER. THAT WE TRIED TO BUILT BACK JUST AS SHE ROLLED OFF THE LINE, RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT.
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