1969 Plymouth Roadrunner Hemi on 2040-cars
Kingston, Massachusetts, United States
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I am selling my 1969 Roadrunner with a custom built Ray Barton 528 hemi. This was an original 383, 4 speed, that has been transformed into a true hemi car. The entire car was stripped to bare metal and finished in PPG Diamond Black Metallic Pearl, and medium silver for the hood. Has new floor panels, from firewall to rear seats, used heavy gauge steel pre fit floors. Has new trunk floor with trunk extensions, both right and left quarters, as well as both outer fender wells. The entire interior is new, from headliner to seat foam, to seat covers, as well as all door panels, kick panels, door sills, arm rests, and new carpeting. Has all new brakes, with stainless steel front disc conversion, has all new rear shoes with all new hardware, including brake lines and master and wheel cylinders. The fuel tank is also new with new fuel sender and fuel lines. The engine is a custom built Ray Barton Hemi, have receipts, not a crate engine. It is a 528cu in with less than 1,100 miles since completion. It has 653hp and 590lpft torque, dyno sheet also comes with motor. It has aluminum heads and intake, with two Edelbrock 750 carbs, full MSD ignition, Holley 12-125ph electric pump, with dual filters regulator and gauge. Comes with 8qrt pan and using only Joe Gibbs 15w50ynthetic oil with high zdp content, which is used by Ray Barton on all his engines. The exhaust is from TTI, it has 21/4 16ga tubes, cross over and 3" full exhaust with flow master 50 series #53056 mufflers. The entire exhaust from headers to exhaust tips is HPC coated with stainless v-band clamps. The transmission is a Passon a833 18 spline 4 speed OD unit. Comes with a Hurst Pistol Grip Shifter (see "passon performance.com) Fourth gear is 0.80:1 reducing the 4:10 to a final ratio of 3:28:1 in fourth gear. The rear is a dana 60, completely powder coated, with 4:10:1 posi unit, with all new seals and bearings using only Richmond gear oil. Has a new driveshaft with HD 1350 u-joints, has front and rear sway bars, with all new shocks. Has an original hemiK-frame not a reproduction. The radiator is a custom made Griffin, with dual Derale #16928 4,000 cfm electric fans with adjustable controller. The entire front suspension is brand new as well as the rear. Starting with a true hemi K frame, all suspension parts are from Firm-Feel, with their stage 2 power steering box, 1" torsion bars, tubular upper control arms, reinforced lower arms, with new grease fittings and new KYB shocks. Everything in the dash works, all gauges and switches, heater box completely rebuilt with new heater core. Has new carpeting and every inch of inside compartment floor is covered in Extreme Dynamat to control heat and noise. Car comes with two sets of wheels:. The wheels on the car are new Torque Thrust 2 Polished wheels. 15x7 wheels in the front with Mickey Thompson’s 26x8’s and 15x8 wheels in the rear with Mickey Thompson’s 28x10’s. Additional wheels, are new Chrome Magnum 500 wheels, 15x7 in the front and 15x8 in the rear, four brand new Coker redline radials, 225-70-15 and 235-70-15. This is a real roadrunner as verified by the vin #. It is a true rm21 rear swing out window roadrunner, unfortunately the fender tag was lost during the restoration process, and I must clearly state that the actual mileage cannot be verified due to unknown history of vehicle. Total build for the car was in excess of $100K. |
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