I am interested learning about these cars more and maybe purchasing one in the near future. My dad had a 1968 Roadrunner with a 383. Still to this day he talks about it. I have thought about trying to track it down lately. I don't have alot to go on. If I buy one I would be in the $13,000 price range.
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Ranger
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Welcome :wave:
For that kind of money in todays market I think you will be finding a good base car to restore and put a lot of time & money into.
Like your dad, I had a '69 (new). I too have always talked about it and would have loved to have found it, but chances of it still being around, much less finding it are slim to none.
I just found and bought one almost the same, but it cost me ten times what the first one did.
For that kind of money in todays market I think you will be finding a good base car to restore and put a lot of time & money into.
Like your dad, I had a '69 (new). I too have always talked about it and would have loved to have found it, but chances of it still being around, much less finding it are slim to none.
I just found and bought one almost the same, but it cost me ten times what the first one did.
rockdog2112
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Mine was 51 times what I paid for my first one in 1977. Still glad I got it. Brings back lots of memories every time I get in it.
rockdog2112
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Damn! After a trip to the calculator, it was more like 60 times. lol
peresvet24
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Welcome!
Ranger
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Wow! That's one expensive car!