1969 Plymouth Road Runner 2 Door Hardtop on 2040-cars
Cherry Hill, New Jersey, United States
Feel free to ask me any questions about the car : lavenialllambdin@geordies.org .
1969 426 HEMI ROADRUNNER
RM21J9A198245 FACTORY HEMI CAR WITH MANY DESIRABLE FACTORY OPTIONS
ORIGINAL FENDER TAG, BODY STAMPING AND VIN TAG
CORRECT DATE CODED 426 HEMI ENGINE BUILT BY WORLD RENOWN AND CHRYSLER GURU LARRY SHEPARD
RARE Q5 TURQUOISE PAINT. ONE OF ONLY TWO RM21 Q5 ROADRUNNERS PRODUCED
CODE N96 - CABLE OPERATED AIR GRABBER HOOD
CODE 922 - 426 HEMI AUTO TRANSMISSION
CODE 644 - 410 DANA SUPER TRACK PAK WITH 11" FRONT POWER DISC BRAKES
CODE 26 - 26 INCH RADIATOR, CORRECT HEMI PART # 2949054
POWER STEERING WITH CORRECT HEMI PUMP AND PULLEY
CODE M6X - BLACK BUCKET SEATS
STEEL WHEELS PAINTED BODY COLOR WITH DOG DISH CAPS WITH LIKE NEW BF GOODRICH WHITE LETTERED TIRES
FACTORY AM RADIO
VERY CORRECT AND ORIGINAL UNMOLESTED TRUE HEMI ROADRUNNER
27,900 MILES BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT MILEAGE
CAR RECEIVED A FULL ROTISSERIE RESTORATION ABOUT 15 YEARS AGO AND HAS BEEN DRIVEN VERY SPARINGLY SINCE. ALL BODY
PANELS APPEAR TO BE ORIGINAL EXCEPT LOWER QUARTERS HAVE BEEN REPLACED. CAR HAS ALL OF THE CORRECT HEMI FRAME
REINFORCEMENT BOXES AND PLATES. LARRY SHEPARD BUILT ENGINE STARTS RIGHT UP AND MAKES INCREDIBLE NECK SNAPPING
HORSEPOWER.
VERY FEW HEMI ROADRUNNERS CAME FROM THE FACTORY WITH BUCKET SEATS, POWER STEERING, POWER FRONT DISC BRAKES AND
4:10 SUPER TRACK PAK DANA REAR. WITH RARE Q5 TURQUOISE PAINT AND BLACK INTERIOR, THIS HEMI IS LIKELY JUST ONE OF
ONE PRODUCED. SORRY, BUT I DO NOT HAVE A BUILD SHEET.
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