1969 Plymouth Roadrunner Base 6.3l on 2040-cars
Erie, Colorado, United States
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This is a quick sell, so act fast! This Roadrunner is 90%+ complete and is a Colorado backyard find. This car is a fantastic start for someone on a budget. I'm selling it cheap for fast cash, that is the only reason. Here is some basic info on it:
- I was able to start the engine and shift into reverse and drive. - The 383 engine is an early 1968 (see picture of block ID). - All glass is there, the windshield has a crack on the passenger side. - The rear corner windows have the pop-out style latches. - No back seat. - The brake pedal goes right to the floor. - The trunk floor and quarters are rusted. - Some pseudo repair was done to the rust on the driver's quarter. - No exhaust manifolds, but does have the exhaust pipes. - The ignition tumbler and trunk key lock are in the glove box, along with several keys. - Sold only with a bill of sale. I'm keeping the tire that is seen on the driver's rear, however, I'll find a wheel to replace it with that holds air. Also, I will include a matching rim to the one on the passenger's rear. $2,000 is due within 24 hours of auction close. I will take PayPal, cash, cashier's check, or money order for payments. The total due for the car is set to 10 days, however, I might work with you if there are complications. The car can sit here and wait to be taken, for up to 4 weeks, if needed. If the car sits for more than 4 weeks, I reserve the right to resell the car with no refunds. The car is sold as-is. I reserve the right to sell early to a local buyer. Ask any questions, and if you'd like any more pictures, let me know. |
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