440 , Six Pack ,4 Speed , Air Grabber Hood on 2040-cars
Wyandotte, Michigan, United States
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Up for sale is my 70 Roadrunner 440, six pack, "post car", pistol grip 4 speed ,w/air grabber hood. I have owned this car for almost 12 years, it is all original except the engine which was a 383 at birth. The original engine was long gone when I bought it and had been replaced with a 440. last summer I went thru the 440 and had it punched .30 over, a purple stick cam,electronic ignition, heads were done with hardened seats, it runs great on pump gas, it has headers with dual exhaust with turbo flow mufflers.I also changed the rear end ring and pinion from stock to 4:10 gears about 9 years ago.The rebuilt 440 has less than 100 miles on it. The large tach is just sitting in the original "hole " for the stock tach on the dash, the dash was not hurt, I have the "blank" for the dash and another plastic lense cover for it.{ if you wanted it back to "original"} .It has the stock am radio in the dash and I put a "pioneer super tuner" under dash am/fm cass on a slide mount which was popular in the 70"s. I replaced the gas tank last year and clear coated the new one.The front end was rebuilt with all the new nylon bushing a few years age. I really only put a couple hundred miles a year on it. I have several other cars too. The air grabber hood functions fine with a flip of the switch.I put the new Crager Wheels and tires on a few years ago but are still in great shape.It has manual steering, brakes, and windows with a bench seat. It is a post car with pop out rear windows which is the more desirable roadrunner (less flex in the body or twisting on take off). The car was basically built for racing it its day, faster and cheaper than the Mustangs and Camero's .I also have a couple of the original build sheets in frames for it. The car is very clean I took pics of the bottom the best i could. Ive owned several "high end" cars including a amphia car, superbird and 59 cadi conv. but this car was/is the most fun, I really didnt worry about this car , its not a 100k car, just a very nice driver with all the right options. (air grabber, pistol grip 4 speed,440, and six pack) and fun to drive!!. I have to tell you this is my favorite car I've owned, Thats why I have kept it all these years. Most of the cars I buy I keep 1-2 years, have some fun with them and move on to the next one (like a kid I just like new toys!!) But this one is just a great car, I'm really not sure if I want to sell it but I'm planning to move to florida and I just dont have room down there. The car is sold is as-is condition. (disclaimer) A $1000. non-refundable deposit is due within 24 hrs and the balance within 7 days via wire transfer or cash. My car will not leave my driveway until the funds clear. Please do not bid if you dont have the funds in hand, I went thru that with one of my cars when the high bidder couldnt get a loan because the car was not in his country and tied up the sale for about 3 months. This is a contract to purchase within 7 days. Feel free to come check out the car in person, you will not be disappointed . I will Not let anyone Test drive it (i will take you for a ride) due to a "Buyer" in one of my cars last year thinking he had "free pass" to do hole shots in my GTO. I was NOT happy and swore that would never happen again. Any questions you can contact me at 734-845-6564 after 9am to midnight eastern time. Thanx for looking... |
Plymouth Road Runner for Sale
Plymouth roadrunner 1969
1971 plymouth road runner
Plymouth road runner *restored* *383 motor*
1970 plymouth road runner 440-6
1973 plymouth roadrunner 2 door coupe
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