1971 Plymouth Road Runner on 2040-cars
Henderson, New York, United States
Rotisserie-restored 1971 Plymouth Road Runner. This car is loaded with options: pistol-grip 4-speed, high-impact
Hemi Orange, rare Halloween interior, polyglas tires, cassette with microphone, tach, machine-gun exhaust tips,
transverse stripe, 3.91 performance rear end, dual mirrors, and more.
Correct polyglas tires and 14" rally wheels go with the car.
The matching numbers 383 runs great and the car drives beautifully.
Here is the breakdown of the fender tag:
E65 = 383 4-barrel Road Runner / Superbee
D21 = Heavy Duty 4-Speed Manual Transmission
RM23 R = Plymouth Road Runner
M = Medium
23 = 2-door Hardtop
N = 383 300 HP 1-4BBL 8 CYL
1 = 1971
146308 = Sequence Number “146308”
EV2 Paint Code = Hemi Orange / Tor-Red Irid
M6XV = Trim Grade/Style/Color
M = Medium
6 = Vinyl Bucket Seats
X = Black
TX9 = Upper Door Frame: Black / Black Velvet
A28 = Date Built: 10 / 28 / 1970
EV2 = Roof Type OR Color: Hemi Orange / Tor-Red Irid
U = Built to Specifications for USA Order
A31 = 3.91: High Performance Axle Package
A87 = Road Runner Decor Package
B51 = Power Assisted Brakes
C55 = Bucket Seats
G36 = Left Hand Remote, Right Hand Manual Outside Mirror
J45 = Hood Tie Down Pins
M21 = Roof Drip Rail Moldings
M26 = Wheel Lip Molding
M75 = Rear Bumper Tape Treatment
N41 = Dual Exhaust w/o Tips
R26 = AM Radio w/ Cassette
V8X = Transverse Stripe — Black
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