1969 Plymouth Road Runner on 2040-cars
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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REAL 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner Factory Hemi car. This is a J code Hemi 4-speed manual with a Dana 60 rear with 410 gears. This car has been in storage for a long time. It's got the original Fender tag but does not have the original engine in car. We believe the motor is out of a 1966 but it is a Hemi just like factory and it runs and sounds awesome. Car also has great oil pressure and it does not run hot, does not smoke, or make any noises. This car is basically a rust-free car underneath and on the outside except for one tiny spot starting on the passenger side quarter panel. The paint on the car isn't perfect and could use some touching up including a scrape on the drivers side. I have pictures of the issues. A whole car paint job would make this one of the cleanest nicest cars anywhere for sale. The interior in this car is extremely nice. It's a real 28000 mile vehicle but unfortunately in the state of Pennsylvania its exempt from mileage disclosure but once again this car is probably one of the cleanest cars that you could find in the trunk area, frame rails, floorboards, body panels etc. There is some minor Dents & Dings but nothing to be afraid of.
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