$37,973
1973 Plymouth Roadrunner, 383 V8 Engine dressed to look like 440 V8 Engine, 4 Speed Pistol Grip Shifter, Bucket Seats, Nice Paint Job, Great car! Runs Great! Performance Hood treatment and hidden cold air cowl induction & factory hood pins. Plymouth paid $50,000 to Warner Bros.-Seven Arts to
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The sleek style and cool/correct color combo already make this 1971 Plymouth Road Runner a true Mopar of distinction. So it only gets better when you see that the numbers-matching 383 V8 has also been upgraded to fuel injection.
$59,968
1968 Plymouth Road Runner, 383 Big Block V8 Engine with 335 Horsepower, 4 Speed Manual Transmission with Hurst Shifter, Hi-Performance Aluminum high rise intake manifold. Factory valve covers. Chrome air cleaner. 750 cfm double pump carburetor. Factory exhaust manifolds. Factory distributor
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This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Pro Touring is a fully built restomod with the art of horsepower in mind. It\'s a unique machine that includes a ton of custom work wrapped in slick paint, a custom A/C interior, and modern fuel-injected Hemi power. In fact, it\'s such a merging of a classic
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This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Convertible is everything you love. It has serious rarity, drop-top appeal, all the right investments, and the numbers-matching 383 V8 is still under the hood. It\'s the restored four-speed muscle machine with a true pedigree.
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This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner is a muscle car that fulfills the full wish list. That means a numbers-matching big block and the control of four-on-the-floor. And everything from the sleek green exterior to the cool A/C interior makes for an awesome classic Mopar
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It\'s going to be harder to find a meaner example of Mopar muscle than this. With the big 572ci Hemi V8 under the hood, dual quad carbs, an upgraded suspension, a five-speed, and a wicked growl from the exhaust, this 1972 Plymouth Road Runner is the fiercest bird around.
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With a very cool look, the right classic style, and big block V8 power, this 1972 Plymouth Road Runner hits all the marks for a great classic - including the value price.
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When you dream of Mopar muscle, isn\'t this 1970 Road Runner what it looks like? Attention-grabbing Blue Metallic paint, a blacked-out grille, hood pins/lanyards, and an aggressive rear wing make up this dialed-in example of one of Mopar\'s finest offerings. Restored to stock with a racer\'s
