FOR SALE 1970 Road Runner Vitamin C Orange 4 Speed

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:lol: I don't know what we are going to do with you John. Patience is a virtue. Someone once said. If you do a restore on one of these cars you would require a lot of Patience. :kartman: Or a fridge with a lot of beer and a good beer assistant!!!! NOW WERE DID MY BEER ASSISTANT GO????? *&&%%$#@#$
 
No rush, wait for what you want. Not much trades hands this time of year, come spring there will be more choices.
 
RonLiv said:
No rush, wait for what you want. Not much trades hands this time of year, come spring there will be more choices.
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Ronliv he has a hole in the garage to fill. Is that seller remorse. I hope he find's what he want's that lemon twist yellow runner. Oh 1970. :praying:
 
John is looking for a 4 speed car. Yea Ronliv I showed him the one on Ebay but he thought it did not look rite. Like you I got a car that needed a lot of work. The 7000 thou. I paid for it was a drop in the bucket. Got more in sheet metal now than paying for the car. Hope he find's the one he want's.
 
Russ69Runner said:
John is looking for a 4 speed car. Yea Ronliv I showed him the one on Ebay but he thought it did not look rite. Like you I got a car that needed a lot of work. The 7000 thou. I paid for it was a drop in the bucket. Got more in sheet metal now than paying for the car. Hope he find's the one he want's.
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Very narrow ask. First they didn't make a whole pile of 1970 Roadrunners. What about 30,000 Coupes, 40,000 Posts, and only 1300 Verts. Manual 4-speed cars were even more rare, between the coupes and posts only about 14,000 cars of which were the 383's. Hemi's and 440's were made with a manual trans but almost non existent. Yet alone a Yellow one. Needle in a stack of needles if you ask me. I always wondered who owns the one of one 4-speed Hemi Vert 1970 Roadrunner and what color it was.
 
Yes this is true. A lot of them did not survive the crusher. Also I am being told that part's to restore these years are becoming slim to none. Also the 71-73 runner's no reproduction parts around. Glad I got when I did the sheet metal for this 69. Who knows how much longer their will be body part's for them. I saw a runner RM21 for sale and it was just a shell no motor did have K member and rear end. I mean this thing was worst than the one I got. They where asking 15 thou. for it. Don't know how rare a post car is but have not seen that many for sale.
 
I looked at the list their and it seems they only built 21.000 or so hard top's dose that include the post car. For 69.
 
Russ69Runner said:
I looked at the list their and it seems they only built 21.000 or so hard top's dose that include the post car. For 69.
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According to the chart for 69, they made: 32,368 Coupes. / 46,847 Hard Tops (Post) That includes all engines and transmission combinations.
 
From reading it the 383-four speed post car's where around 21 to 22 thou. Like I said wonder how many are still around.
 
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