1971 Plymouth Roadrunner Base 7.2l,satellite,belvedere, on 2040-cars
Arlington, Washington, United States
Fuel Type:GAS
Engine:7.2L 7211CC 440Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Plymouth
Model: Road Runner
Trim: satellite
Mileage: 141,735
Drive Type: U/K
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1971 road runner 440, 727 torqueflite transmission. TF is fully rebuilt, bands, torque converter,filter,fluids. This car would be a 1 contender at any car show with a professional exterior re spray. I like to Emphasize paint condition first in my listing, when not sell a 1# paint condition car. . It is hard as a classic car dealer to rate a paint job when it is not perfect. It's easy to say something is perfect, but when its not, its hard to describe Imperfections, when its not Obvious In the listing photos. Even on a car that most owner's or even some dealers would say is perfect, imperfection can Usually still be found. Everyone's perception is different, especially when it comes to paint Quality and condition. Body work is straight and solid, in my Opinion. Car is very straight and very Minimal bondo, if none. Paint, looks like new, even a couple of feet away. The clear coat seems to be heavy in a few random spots around car Faintly streaking, but is fant until up on it. I have not tried any kind of wet sanding methods are any kind of paint work to see if can be removed. In my Opinion, it's there. I would ether reach for perfection and pay for a new spray job, same factory color. No jams, trunk, eng compartment or body work needed. $3,000-4000, by Any reputable paint shop. If Looking for perfection. " cosmetic only." But really as seen in my videos and pictures, this road runner is awesome and Unique. Best of all, a daily driver with an Acceptable paint job with a few Faint Paint blemishes. Which means nothing, Compared to not being able to drive your car and enjoy it, because the paint is perfect and very expensive. . Lol.
Car was a factory 4speed, 383 Satellite. This is A turn key driver, that runs strong shifts smoothly with no shaking or shuttering at the wheel. Great power and a Awesome distinct sound. The 440 has been rebuilt and a full gasket kit , along with transmission and a deep fluid pan. Factory Mopar sure grip 8 3/4 rear end . Black interior, Beautiful front bucket seats, back Seats are in like new shape along with headliner, carpet, door panels and new dash cap. Interior is complete and original matching condition. Lighting works, speedo is in tact but In-op. Very Straight and clean bodywork. Body lines match up and doors, trunk and hood open and shut smoothly. Car has had an Extensive paint job years Prior. Paint job itself is nice but does have some Faint streaking in or under clear coat in random spots streaking. Color appears to be a stock color for 71, Sherwood green. Engine Compartment is painted to match, showroom clean, frame rails, front and rear fender wells are painted to match, door jams and trunk. Front lower air dam is also completely paint and Is in like new condition. Front bumper and rear bumper are painted to match and like new, front grill is also in the same condition. This road runner clone is very, very solid. No Obvious rust repairs in the rear quarters or underneath, also no undercoating, is painted body color. . Floor pans are perfect, new gas tank and fuel lines. New dual exhaust, custom AR rims and tires. . Rear exhaust tips are original and cool. Trunk is rust free and in near perfect shape. I thought about bring this car back to its original 4 speed, as it was from the factory, but this 727 torqueflite is fresh, new torque converter. transmission shifts tight and smooth, is in proper working order( like new condition). Adding a 4 speed Could be something done in the future and paint that would only add additional value. Original factory 4 speed cut out is not welded closed, but in perfect shape covered by the carpet and padding. ( as seen in pictures. ). I will mention again how solid this car is on the exterior, interior and undercarriage and the time that went in to all the extra painting. When I had on my lift doing inspection's, it looks as if they took the hole Shell of the car, Spun it Rotisserie like and sprayed the hole thing Sherwood green. Really does look good. Dinner table clean. With exception of moving car around, car looks like it has very few miles. It is obvious that the previous owner Was meticulous and had some "Pride of ownership". I Have taken additional photos and videos of undercarriage, body/paint, starting and driving vehicle, to help you in making a clear buying Decision. Thank you for your time. Brian Wilson, owner Classic car addiction 425-931-6448. video link https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B2wQvjen-dkBSzFzWnZtdGFWc1E&usp=sharing
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