1970 Plymouth Roadrunner on 2040-cars
Clarkston, Michigan, United States
70 Roadrunner 100% restored from the bottom up. The car has the fender tag, Vin tag and a clear title.
I have done nearly all of the restoration myself and have many pictures saved while in process. Resto was completed in 2013 and have all receipts. The car started life as a 383 3-speed but I have converted it to a 440- six barrel. The only thing not exact to factory specs is a subframe and the mini tub of the rear wheel wells to allow for the wider tires which are Mickey Thompsons on Greg Weld Aluminum wheels. It has been driven very little, only locally. Stored indoors year round. Car won 5th place at the 2013 Detroit Autorama in the 70-72 restored class. Gorgeous car, hate to part with her but have other projects. Fender decodes as follows: RM21N0A - Plymouth Road Runner , Medium, Two door coupe, 383/335hp, 1970, Lynch Road E63 - 383/335hp D12 - 3 Speed manual FC7 - In-Violet Metallic Exterior FC7 - In-Violet Metallic Roof P6XW - Trim, Premium Vinyl Bucket Seats, Black/White EW1 - Whit Int. Door Frames A09 - October 1969 Build date Added Features: AM/8-Track Air Grabber Tic-Toc-Tach Go-Wing Pistol Grip shifter Center Console Please e-mail for questions. |
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