1969 Roadrunner, Restoration Project/complete Assembled Car Barn Fresh on 2040-cars
Hillsdale, Michigan, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:383
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Road Runner
Trim: black l
Drive Type: automatic
Mileage: 51,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Red
1969 Roadrunner, 383, automatic transmission, car was in a minor front-end collision (low speed/parking lot) which bent the front bumper, destroyed the valance, crunched the hood and destroyed the fender, have purchased a very nice original equipment fender, and a usable hood and headlight bezel, Car was driven into barn for eventual restoration which has not happened due to other interests - Car no longer starts and does not turn over- but would start as recently as last year. This is a very restorable car- a very honest appraisal is this car will need: THE BAD):a hood, front valance front bumper, patch panel on one rear quarter, a sun visor. The car has not been driven in 8 years and basically sat other then occasionally being started and moved- so what it will need mechanically is unknown at this time, it will need some minor bump work on the front cowl, (from fender pinching in accident) it has a couple of very small rust holes under the rear window, some rust on one door, surface rust spots on one quarter, some interior work (the bench seat does not seem to be bolted down properly, inner door panels will need replacement (have a new set) carpet is basically shot, back window covering is shot, there is some non original wiring, no spare tire or jack some straightening of inner wheel. THE GOOD: complete engine transmission rear end, good radiator frame is straight, good gas tank and gage, good brakes, two good fenders, one good door, one which will need minor rust repair, one quarter is good with 3 rust spots, good trunk lid, good back bumper ( not show quality but nice enough for daily driver) tail lights and quarter extensions are good, trunk floor pan is good (no rust holes) all the glass is good no cracks or chips, good grill radiator support , the wipers work, head lights work, blinkers work, floor boards are good with no apparent rust visible from underneath, carpet is still intact although worn, bench seat and back seat are in good shape with no tears but may have been recovered ( they have cloth inserts velvet like material, new door panel front and back seat, dash panel is good ( black) no cracks or tears, original Am radio, very nice factory rims (rears are deep dish), speedometer works, amp meter works, AFTERMARKET non-original air cleaner, headers, B&M ratchet shifter, ring & pinion is larger then factory at least a 411 possibly 456, Detroit drag way sticker in one of rear windows, fold down antenna, oil pressure meter, temp gage - this car will need approx. $2000 in parts, new paint, and tons on man hours LEGALS clear Michigan title- which I have lost through years so transfer will occur at secretary of state office - at least 3 previous owners VIN number is RM21 H9 A29 5769 Fender Tag reads 01153 29355 A295769 T5 Ts H2t 17 V21 R 21 E63 D21 613 381316 car is sold where is as is, no guarantees what so ever, the above description is absolutely as complete as I can think of, sale will be either by cash or Paypal with buyer paying Paypal fees $500 non refundable deposit required within 24 hours of closing- paid by Paypal ( no additional fees on deposit) cash or Paypal completed transaction before car moves off my property- will require flat bed, trailer or tow dolly.
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