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1968 Plymouth Road Runner Hardtop. When Plymouth created the Road Runner in 1968 to address the entry level muscle car market little did they realize what they were creating at the time. This is not just one of those cars that looks good sitting still, it has been built to drive and enjoy. It goes down the road quick and smooth delivering you that undeniable muscle car note with the performance to match. a NOM 440 CID V8 and 727 Torqueflite transmission along with a 3.23 rear end, this one is a riot to drive. The Sunfire Yellow with Black Pebble Grain vinyl roof and black hood treatment look fabulous on this restored Road Runner. This one is easy to drive with power disc brakes and the bullet proof Torqueflite transmission Features NOM 440 CID block with 375 ponies The carb is a new Holley on an aftermarket Edelbrock Intake Those horses are channeled through a Torqueflite 727 with Column Shifter The rear end is an 8 ¾ with 3.23 gear ratio The interior is true to original with Black Bench seat, underdash gauges, underdash amfmcd player. Stopping power is generated by power front discs brakes and rear drums. The wheels are fabulous old school Keystone Classics 15 inch with RWL BF Goodrich radials 225/60 front and 235/60 on the rear In the dash is an original AM radio(non-working). The exhaust note is awesome and is generated by a full dual system that starts with headers and calls out via the box tips Finished in Sunfire Yellow with Black Hood Treatment and drivers outside mirror. The look is accented with a chrome front and rear bumpers. The engine bay is decked in Mopar Performance trim and trunk has mat, jack and spare. Nor to mention an autograph from Mopar legend Ron Sox. Don't miss out on an opportunity to pick up one of the most desirable body styles out there and set up to enjoy today
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