1968 Plymouth Road Runner on 2040-cars
Macclesfield, North Carolina, United States
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1968 Plymouth Satellite original big block 383 4-speed. This Satellite has been garage kept almost all of its life, it has all original body panels with no rust on the car anywhere. All the doors shut very tight with no rattles, all gaps are very tight and panel fittment is exceptional. The car has never been wrecked!! The paint on the car isn't a 100 point show car paint job but is very nice and presentable. The motor is a 1970 model 383 and runs very smooth an strong, it starts rite up an doesn't smoke. The transmission is the original 4-speed for the car an shifts very smooth with no problems at all. The clutch has been replaced recently an the trans has been recently rebuilt also. The motor has about 20,000 miles on it an should be fine with years to come. The brakes work very well on this car and when you apply them the car stays straight!! It has new dual exhaust an has the big block rumble, it doesn't get annoying on long trips an sounds nice!! The wheels and tires were just put on the car an have about 500 miles on them! 50 series on the back!!! This car was ordered with a lot of trim options that I haven't seen on any other roadrunners or satellites. All trim is there and is in very good condition. All lights work, horn, and all blinkers work inside an out, hazards work, even the bullet turn signals on the fenders work, very cool! The speedo works along with the odometer that counts the miles while you cruise. Everything works on this car!!! Windows roll up an down with ease!! The interior is how it came from the factory with vinyl an cloth an has been recent recovered. The seats are nice an comfy an aren't all wore out! The glass all the way around is emaculate with no scratches an pretty much brand new! This car has been well taking care of its whole life an it shows, I wouldn't be scared to jump in it and cruise across the country.
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