1969 Plymouth Roadrunner on 2040-cars
Stone Mountain, Georgia, United States
1969 plymouth roadrunner project car i have roadrunner vin and fender tag and all body numbers match, i have a title for it,i have removed all floor pans and trunk pans due to rust already set for new metal,i have floors from a 69 gtx from front to the underseat pan to put in and weld.i have another package tray shelf from same 69 gtx to put in and weld,i have two good fenders and two good doors with it,rockers are good and rails are good,passenger quarter panel is pretty good with a little work needed,but driver side need replacing,i have new amd rear lower trunk panel that joins the rear tailights from side to side.have all glass except front windshield,i have front and rear seats,i have a six pack hood with it,tail lights,front grill,power brake booster, for 500.00 extra i have 440 68 dated block standard with ly rods,steel 440 crank,452 heads with valve springs, for 350.00 extra a 4 speed A833 4speed trans,have pics of thes parts. ask any questions.
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