1972 Plymouth Roadrunner *true Survivor* 440/4speed on 2040-cars
McLouth, Kansas, United States
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1972 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER 440 Cubic Inch factory 4 speed NO CONSOLE CAR!!!!
This 1972 roadrunner was owned by it's previous owner since 1987! This car has been untouched since 1987 he drove it to high school for a couple years then parked it in his father's barn and NOW IT BEING OFFERED FOR SALE!!!! This car obtains it's original color inside and out! IT has a 440 cubic inch with the factory 4 speed interior has no console and is that true classic muscle car feel! The car was updated in 1987 with the blue carpet and some work to the paint but as I can tell it obtains most if not all of it's original factory paint! NO PANELS have been touched or replace and it does have a couple of rust spots but nothing major for a true survivor car! I have decided to sale the car as it is and am selling it as an original survivor and NOT a restored car! We tuned the car up, installed a new fuel system scraped the underside of the original factory undercoating (which was actually done by the dealership) and coated it with a rust stopper paint! Car still needs minor stuff done to make it road trip reliable. The car runs drives and stops as it should now. This car has it's original fender tags! Once again this is a nice solid survivor that is in unrestored condition and has been preserved to obtain it's original look for as long as it can hold it. Please feel free to email or call with any questions or co0ncerns you may have! Thanks and Good Luck Bidding!!!!!! 913-796-2221 |
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