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This beauty has been repainted in a beautiful Deep Black with custom Cranberry hood stripe. Under the hood lurks the infamous Mopar Crate 383 CID V8 engine backed by a smooth shifting 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission! The power is put to the pavement through a beefed up rear end with Weld Racing wheels and street slicks on each end. These engines were rated at an insurance friendly 335 horsepower, but most experts will tell you they were much more. This Road Runner Tribute for sale is extremely solid and has a newer fuel cell in the trunk. The seller believes there to be around 3,000 miles since the restoration, but cannot document that. The engine has been rebuilt as have the brakes and rear end. The interior of this Plymouth Road Runner for sale is in...

Wow. Very nice 1971 Plymouth Road Runner clone. Powered by a built 383CID V8 and shifted by a 727 Torqueflite 3-spd automatic transmission. The black paint on this car looks like...

1970 Plymouth Road Runner in beautiful and correct Lime Green Metallic paint. This is a very nicely restored numbers matching car that has a nice straight body and great paint. It has 3,000 miles since it was restored inside and out. Under the cowl hood lies the original 383 CID V8 rated at 335 horsepower, hooked to the 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission. The front and rear seats are wrapped in new black vinyl with a grey accent stripe and they look great! The rally rims and period correct Firestone Wide Oval polyglas tires keep this Mopar looking factory original. Options include A/C, AM radio, tic tock tach, Road Runner package, Go Wing, rally wheels, seat belts, vinyl interior, raised white letter tires,...

This is your chance to drive away in a nice 70 Road Runner. Under the hood you will find a very carefully detailed 383 CID V8 rated at 335 horsepower with an automatic transmission, power steering, Holley 4 bbl carburetor, '383 Road Runner' air cleaner, and the classic Road Runner horn. The front and rear seats are wrapped in new black vinyl with gray cloth and they look great! The red paint is in good condition and...

The Plymouth Road Runner sold well during its- production run between 1968-1974 and represented a first in the American auto industry: a high-power, but budget-priced vehicle based on the mid-sized Plymouth -B-body-. The Road Runner was by no means fragile, but today very few clean, un - restored survivors are to be found. This -Plum Crazy- 1971 Road Runner is worth a serious look. This is an original, numbers-matching, 383 V8, 4-Speed Manual-Shift Road Runner with a very nice white vinyl interior. The owner states 15,000 miles since the motor was rebuilt. The dash, gauges and steering wheel are original. This is a great...