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1969 Plymouth Roadrunner, factory 383 4 speed car. Original engine and tramsmission are missing. Car is very solid. Has good floor pans. Frame rails and torsion crossmember are in good shape. Have all of the glass minus windshield. Front bench seat is missing but comes with a back seat...

Thank you for the reply. It's not a bad car and needs to be restored. I haven't seen many Roadrunners for sale around my area.

I am thinking about selling this '69 Road Runner post car. It was a factory 383 4 speed car. The original engine is gone. Will come with a disassembled mid 70's 440. The car is very solid with minimal rust. Floor pans are very nice. Still has the original 4 speed hump un cut in the floor...

I think the hot rod will go red this time and not yellow. The car is certainly a base car. No real options other than the bucket seats to speak of. Just the way I like them. The quarters have never been replaced nor do they need total replacement. Oklahoma is usually very friendly to cars...

I will check on the VIN numbers just to make sure. I feel like the car is a true roadrunner though. As far as the deuce I had to build another one. Used a 1931 model a and a HEMI engine this time. Need another mopar to go with it though.

I am not for sure as to why the dash was out. Someone has taken the car apart to restore but lost interest. One of those projects that come with boxes and boxes of parts. The whole metal dash/wiring is out of the car. It is all complete and present though.

I'm looking at a 1969 Road Runner project car and I was just wanting to get some opinions as to what it might be worth. I've had a couple of Mopars over the years but never a Road Runner. Details on the project: 2 door post body is in decent shape and rolls. Has been sitting outside for the...

I'm 27 years old, been into cars my whole life. I have owned several Mopars. 1970 Charger R/T 440 4 speed, 1969 Coronet R/T, 1969 Dodge Charger. I have several Pontiacs at the moment. 1969 GTO, 1974 GTO, 1966 GTO, 1971 GTO convertible, 1971 GTO, 1978 Trans Am Y88. I also own a 1957...