1972 Plymouth Road Runner on 2040-cars
Winter Garden, Florida, United States
I am selling my 1972 Plymouth Road Runner. This car is in excellent condition all the way around it. It came from
the factory with a 400 CI motor.
It now has a 440 six pack, it runs and drives perfect. The engine was build and installed in 2010. A dyno was
done at that time showing 500.24 CID PK HP 522.6 at 4750 RPM. This is with one 4 barrel carb, it now has the six
pack set up. I am sure it is higher now,
The car was painted in 2015 bringing it down to the metal, the six pack was also done in 2015.
The interior is 100% original and in beautiful condition. The car shows 26,500 miles, by looking at the inside you
would think that is correct.
The wheels and tires have been changed to 15 inch wheels
Rear us p-275.60 R 15
Front is p-235-60 R15
Fire hawk Indy 500
This Road Runner has all the original body panels and not one spot of rust ever. It has spent most of its years in
California, then Pennsylvania and now Florida. What I love about this car being an automatic you can drive it like
an old lay or if you want it to have lots HP it is very fast,
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