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Undercoat was black the same as in the wheel wells. If you are after the original look Resto Rick has a good product, it is a bit pricey. http://www.restorick.com/products.asp?cat=11
Undercoat was black the same as in the wheel wells. If you are after the original look Resto Rick has a good product, it is a bit pricey. http://www.restorick.com/products.asp?cat=11
Really, I spoke with a Mopar RR owner from Wisconsin yesterday and he told me flat out with no hesitation the factory color was silver. I was also told it was only an option...and most left w/o it. So there is different schools of thought...thanks
Never saw a single Roadrunner, or any other Mopar for that matter, that had factory silver undercoating.
There was primer color towards the center of the floorpan and body color on the rest for cars that weren't undercoated underneath, but never silver undercoating.
I'm with John, they had a gray dip primer and body over spray similar to my picture. If you got factory or dealer undercoat it is black rubberized tar as in my second picture. Are you asking about under coat or the color of a non under coated car.
Thanks as always...btw my runner has undercoating on it and appears to have been there for quite sometime...just saying. People get argumentative about if it was put there to hide something...etc. I say if your bird has it (undercoating) more than likely it saved it.
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