1972 Plymouth Road Runner Tribute - Recently Restored - Nothing Needed! Mopar on 2040-cars
Jackson, Mississippi, United States
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This car has a 360 V8 and
an automatic transmission. The engine has been rebuilt and there's no
leaks and low mileage. The car has been adult owned and it was built
more to be a powerful cruiser than a race car. This setup is mild but
has plenty of power. It is equipped with a 4 barrel carb, aluminum
intake manifold, a mild cam, electronic ignition, and of course, dual
exhaust. This car runs excellent and there are no known issues.
The exterior of the car is in great condition. It has recently been painted "Jet Black" with a modern base coat / clear coat paintjob. The pictures were just taken on 12/29 and they speak for themselves as this car looks excellent. No dents or scratches. The interior of the car is black with woodgrain accents and has been gone through completely and is in very good condition with no rips, or tears. The interior, like the rest of the car, has been completely redone in the last 6 months. It has the deluxe bucket seats with deluxe interior panels as well as the optional fold down "buddy seat" / armrest between the bucket seats. It also has the optional Rally dash. There is a very nice modern Kenwood stereo system that is IPOD and Iphone compatible. All gauges work, as does the heater. The car originally had air conditioning but the compressor and under hood lines were removed. All of the AC controls in the dash, as well as all appropriate dash vents are still in place so that the air conditioning could be easily reinstalled in a day at a minimum cost if the new owner should want to do that. The car drives very nicely. It has power steering which works excellent. Also important to mention is that this car has power brakes, front disc, and it will stop on a dime. The ride is very nice with no squeaks and rattles. The car does not get hot in traffic as it has the large optional 26" radiator that was installed from the factory for heavy duty use. This particular car came from the factory as a very well optioned model. It was actually optioned out as a top of the line Satellite Sebring Plus model and has had the cosmetic changes to look just like the Roadrunners, but most Roadrunners were very basic where as this car has almost all of the best options you could get in 1972. The choice to do the cosmetic Road Runner changes were only done to give the car a more sporty fun look. This car is fun. It's a blast to cruise around in and is good to go as is. This is no project car. I have driven this car without any issues and would not hesitate to drive it anywhere. These cars are doing nothing but going up in value. It is definitely an attention getter. It's hard to find a good looking black on black model such as this. This car has current registration, inspection, and I have a title in hand. I
will help load the car for shipping, if necessary, but the buyer is
responsible for setting up shipping. The car can remain here, fully
insured, not driven, and garaged inside, for 30 days. The buyer will
need to send a deposit of $500 within 24 hours of the end of the sale.
The full payment must be received by my bank or directly to me within 5
business days of the end of the sale. If you have any questions, you can
reach me at 361-746-0585. Here is a link for a quick walk-around video of the car - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMbEWigIoms |
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