1969 Plymouth Road Runner on 2040-cars
Spanaway, Washington, United States
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1969 Plymouth Road Runner. Turquoise exterior, Black interior. 383 car with a mildly built 440 in it. It's an air grabber car, but all the AG stuff is long gone. The engine compartment has already been re-done, and the engine reinstalled. This car has been just sitting for a long time. The headers are rotten, but I have a new set to go with the car. I have had it running , but the carb need some help, and it needs a soft plug. When I got it, the previous owner told me the soft plug was intentionally removed. It's a bucket seat car, with a center console and floor shifted automatic transmission. I don't know what gears are in it, but it has a very nice, custom 3" exhaust system underneath. The body itself is in surprisingly good condition, needing only a patch panel behind each rear wheel, and a trunk pan. The rest is clean. I have the front grill and headlight bezels, filler panel and front bumper. It has new interior, but the seat covers are for a 68 Charger. I will of course, make sure the seats have the correct covers on them before it leaves, and they'll be new. New headliner and carpet are already in. It's missing the lower dash pad, radio and maybe something I've overlooked. Winning bidder is responsible for transport. A $500.00 non-refundable deposit is required via Paypal within 24 hours of auction's end, with the balance due within one week of auction's end unless prior arrangements are made. PLEASE don't bid if you don't have the ability to pay, and please ask any questions prior to bidding. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding!!!
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If you want to follow along with the coverage, check out the Hagerty Fantasy Bid online game here.
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