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1969 Plymouth Roadrunner 4 Speed (air Hood N96) on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:99999
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I HAVE A 69 ROADRUNNER THAT I HAVE DONE A TON OF WORK TOO CANNOT FINISH MOVING THIS HAS TO GO IS AN ORIGINAL 4 SPEED CAR ADDED THE HOOD 2000 DOLLARS HAS A 69 440 THAT RUNS AND DRIVES NO PROBLEMS LOADING HAS HURST SUPER COMP SHIFTER WORKS BEAUTIFULLY ENGINE RUNS PERFECT HAS BEEN SITTING FOR 12 YRS REBUILT THE CARB CLEANED TANK FIRED RIGHT UP CHANGED VALLEY TRAY AND OIL FULL OF ANTIFREEZE TRUNK GUTTERS AND AROUND BACK GLASS EXCELLENT HAS NEW FULL FLOOR PANS LAYING IN IT WILL NEED TRUNK PAN AND SOME QUARTER PATCES HAVE MOST OF THE TRIM IN THE TRUNK NO DOOR PANELS NEW LEAF SPRINGS AND HANGERS FRONT AND REAR I HAVE DESCIBED THIS TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE THIS CAR IS A REAL GEM THAT NEEDS FINISHED NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT OF 1000.00 UPON WINNING NO RESERVE CALL JAMES AT 850-982-2628 SERIOUS QUESTIONS ONLY


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