1969 Plymouth Road Runner

Convertible

383

Automatic

RM27H9G232534

Clear

Gasoline

We are selling our 69 roadrunner convertible. I feel confident in saying that this is likely the nicest 69 roadrunner convertible on the planet. Just finished a 3 year restoration at a Mopar only shop last year and has about 50 miles on it after the restoration. No expense was spared in the restoration. All numbers are matching and everything is as correct as possible including paint markings. We likely spent over $50k in the restoration... not including the car which was very clean to start with. Everything was done using the best vendors out there... Scott Harms, Jules, etc.... The car won Best of Show at the Mini Mopar Nationals and we will be taking the car to Mopar Nationals this year as well for OE judging. 100's of photos of the 3 year restoration. All receipts. 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner Number Matching Sunfire Yellow Bucket seat/ AT console car 383 original Tranny original Rear end original Undercarriage is perfection.... correct overspray, colors, coatings and paint markings Body lines are perfect Gaps between panels are perfect This car is mint. Paint is flawless. Engine bay also won Best in Show at Mopar Mini Nationals and is perfectly detailed. You will not find a nicer, number matching, mint, concours, #1 condition plymouth roadrunner convertible anywhere. Hagerty lists the value of a #1 condition roadrunner convertible at $80k. On Mar-01-17 at 17:54:19 PST, seller added the following information: Pic of fender tag included per requests. On Mar-05-17 at 18:10:55 PST, seller added the following information: Answering a few questions asked: There were 2,128 roadrunner convertibles built in 1969. I would wager a guess that there are fewer than 200 that out there that are fully numbers matching. I would also wager a guess that there 50 out there that have been "restored". Of those, I am very doubtful that anything in anyone collection is a better restored specimen that this roadrunner convertible. Your typical "restored" roadrunner sold at Mecum, Barrett Jackson or by those classic car dealers online are in most cases pretty poor examples of a super high end restoration not to mention the junk "restored" roadrunners that are typically sold on eBay....We have a portfolio of receipts from the best of the best restorers who worked to get this car to #1+ condition. You will not find a better condition roadrunner on the planet. It is better than the day it left the factory.