1970 Plymouth Road Runner

383

RM21N0G148271

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Again, I have to relist this...it is a numbers matching 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner, original 383 pistol grip 4-speed car. All VIN numbers present & match on radiator support, on the drivers side trunk lip area, engine block, & transmission. The fender tag is still on the car. I did look for a build sheet & I could not find one. This Roadrunner needs a complete rotisserie restoration, it deserves it. I would say it needs a full floor pan, trunk pan, hood, & lower quarters as well. It does have a N96 Air Grabber hood on it right now but the hood does needs replaced. The interior needs a full resto job too: it needs carpet, dash pad, a front bench to be original. The car does roll, but the brakes do not work but it does steer. The engine does turn over by hand, I never tried to start it, the transmission does shift. I was planning on doing the whole restoration job on this car but I have another one that's going through a restoration right now so I need to sell a few of the project cars. The Roadrunner is easily accessible so there won't be any issues putting it on a trailer. The car needs a lot, but this is a full numbers matching 4-speed car so its desirable. The car is sold as-is, buyer pays for shipping. I can assist with transportation of the car with a company I use out of Akron, Ohio. A non-refundable payment of $500 is due within 24 hours of successful bid & I expect full payment within 7 days of auction close. I'm not a Mopar guy, but I can get answers to whatever questions you have. Please do not bid unless you intend to buy, I've had to relist this multiple times due to non-paying buyers so please, please be 100% sure when you bid. I have a friend that restores Mopar's professionally so I can get the answers to your questions. Some of the pics on this ad are pics when I purchased the car but the car is still in the same shape as when I purchased it.