1973 Plymouth Roadrunner 383 Big Block Mopar 727/automatic Buckets Survivor on 2040-cars
Kingston, Ohio, United States
Selling off estate a collection of Mopars .This one being a 1973 Roadrunner Factory Red with white stripe,Original Decals,Originally a 400 car but now a 1968 Charger 383 Big Block Mopar Engine,small cam,headers,Aluminum intake,Holley Carb.Centerline Wheels.Original 93,748 miles on the car,White leather Interior,Bucket seats,Gauges,Console Floor Shift,8-Track.This is a all original body with some dings,and two small rust areas that were covered with metal.Solid Trunk,Easy Restoration.Drives and runs.Feel free to come see and hear the car.See Other Items ,More pics coming.Please call 740-253-3911 or 740-804-6288 for any questions on the car.We will ship WORLDWIDE.Billsmusclefactory
On Jul-11-14 at 03:28:38 PDT, seller added the following information: Added some interior pictures.Thank's |
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