1972 Plymouth Road Runner

8

Automatic

RM23P2R154166

We have had this car for almost 20 years. Don't hardly drive it, So it has to go to make room for something else. I have replaced the headers and all the rubber not to long ago. We have also replaced the fuel pump and all filters on a regular basis. It has the 440 Six Pack, I believe this was originally a 400 four barrel car. I know there has been some engine upgrades on it. The transmission is an automatic and has a stall convertor and B&W floor shifter. MSD ignition. The rims are Center Line, the front tires are kind of standard but almost new tread. The rear tires are a Mickey Thompson Street Legal Drag Tires, they can be run with low air pressure and are pretty tacky. The body is in real good shape, not bad for a 40 year old car. I have over the years replaced almost every rubber suspension part, new rear axle bearings and a real tall set of rear gears. I think they are 4:88 or 5:13 The car has been stored inside our garage all the years I have owned it. My son and I just buffed the entire car a month ago to remove the paint oxidation. It is looking pretty good right now. Email me with any questions and I will do the best I can to answer quickly. I am located in north central Indiana if you want to look at locally. On another note I am trying to sell locally as well. I have set the reserve at what I have researched to be very fair. Bid with confidence, just check my feedbacks. Deposit of $500 via paypal within 48 hours, balance due upon pick up. I have a free and clear title ready for sale. Thanks for looking. The auction last time reached $13,100 If you want to make an offer, I will consider it, just please don't try and low ball it, I don't have to sell and will just relist. Sorry I don't really want to take a trade in. Here is a link to a youtube video my son was taking when we were cleaning out the garage http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5de0DtKf8k I think you will get the idea. Here is another but it is about two and half years ago and very dusty but you can get an idea of wht it sounds like. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKB-QF1Cdts Once again, Thanks for looking.