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1973 Road Runner ,440 Hp, 4 Speed , New Restoration,71,72,74,true Big Block Car on 2040-cars

US $25,000.00
Year:1973 Mileage:0 Color: Yellow /
 Black
Location:

Sadieville, Kentucky, United States

Sadieville, Kentucky, United States
Transmission:Manual ,, 4 speed
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN: rm21p3r301263 Year: 1973
Make: Plymouth
Model: Road Runner
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Other
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: show or drive
Mileage: 0
Disability Equipped: No
Sub Model: 440 high performance
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Yellow
Doors: 2
Interior Color: Black
Drive Train: Rear Wheel Drive
Number of Cylinders: 8
Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

This 1973 road runner is a true big block  4 speed standard shift car, please go to mopar vin decoder and put in the vin number of this car  RM21P3R301263 ,, it is important that you put a big block motor into a car that came with a big block and not into a car that was originally a small block car ,,  The original miles on the speedometer  of this car 00129 ,,  the car for restoration is the brown 73 road runner , 4 speed , they were only 700 to 800 of these cars made and then only with a 400 , no 440 motors ,,  if you purchase this car now you can decide its color as for now im thinking of painting it yellow ,, you can decide a 440 motor over the 400 , bored 30,ooo over that im presently building for the car with 452 heads , these are the heads i use on all my hi performance racing motors , their hardened seats are great for todays gas and build great horse power ,, you can also decide on the cam lift that will be built by chase knight of crane camshafts ,, this car will have all new  restored  front bucket seats with matching rear seats , new 6 bowl head liner ,, looks  nicer than the 4 bowl head liner ,, carpet , dash pad , new door, roof , windows and trunk rubber molding and window swipes ,  new pistol grip shifter , etc  ,, also if a person might wish this car or another 73 road runner i have can be changed over to be automatic in the floor ,, this way the car will be completely restored to the way you would like it and at a cost we can both agree upon . NO one will do one of these cars and just give it away ,, unless your willing to buy a piece of junk ,, so why not have it done to your standards and liking

I will accept the car to be paid for in 3 payments ,, 1/3 now ,, 1/3 when the car is painted and the additional amount to be paid in full within 5 of cars completion ,, thanks

The pictures of the red 73 road runner i just restored and it was sold to a oil man in texas ,, the black 72 road runner was restored before it and sold to a movie producer in california ,, both cars and a 71 convertible challenger  with xvmotorsports pack and pinon with wild wood breaking system and 3 link xvmotorsports 3 link rear suspension is presently being considered by the editorial department for being in hot rod magazine ,,, a 69  road runner of mine was in hot rod magazine a few years ago ,, i will ask of the new owner of this car upon being fully restored to allow me all rights to publish and use this car to my benefits and interest in any future magazines


 Any one who is a serious buyer  that wishes to make a offer or a particular picture or information please email me at   vgmotorsports@aol.com ,,  or call me at 502-542-8222 ,, ask for virgil  ,,  thanks

IM SORRY BUT AT PRESENT TIME EBAY SYSYEM WONT LET ME PUT ON THE ADDITIONAL PICS I HAVE THEY ARE WORKING ON IT  UNTILL THEN IF INTERESTED CONTACT ME AND ILL EMAIL YOU THE PICS REQUESTED  ,, thanks virgil g


 


 

A man wrote me stating ,,  hemiman605,

No such thing as a 440 four speed 1973 RR what a shame should be a 400 4spd p code.low production #700 800 made. U code is 440 no 4 spd cars 73 74 rr gtx I have one numbers matching with correct motor .,,  my reply was this is true and i state this is a all numbers matching car except for the 440 i put into the car ,, correcting what the factory failed to ever make ,, making this a one of one car ,, the dream car you couldnt get from the factory ,, thanks

 

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