1970 Plymouth Other for sale $169,900
| 1970 Plymouth Other $169,900 | |
| Car Ad from: Hemmings View Original Ad | |
| Price: | $169,900 |
| Contact: | View Original Ad from Hemmings |
| Location: | Charlotte, NC |
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Ever have one of those moments when you find a rare classic with a price that seems too good to be true? The coolest of the cool thats survived almost 50 years of vehicle downsizing fuel thirsty gearheads and stoplight fisticuffs? Well you dont have to worry about getting pinched back to reality this time because this killer Plymouth Road Runner Superbird is a fully documented mostly original muscle car thats comfortable on either the strip or the show field! Not only is this awesome coupe a highly exclusive wing car that sports just 29768 miles it also wears 100% original sheet metal features a correct 440 6 BBL powertrain and sports a fresh white on black color combination. If youre looking for a bad to the bone investment thats fun to look at a blast to drive and ready to hit the show circuit as soon as it rolls out of our showroom; congratulations youve found your next car! With an original window sticker and two original broadcast sheets theres no questioning this Plymouths well-preserved authenticity. Heres a detailed look at how the car rolled down Chryslers Lynch Road assembly line: FENDER TAG RM23:- R: Plymouth Road Runner- M: Medium- 23: 2-door hardtopV0A:- V: 440 cubic inch V8 that utilizes three 2-barrel carburetors to produce 390 horsepower- 0: 1970 model year- A: Produced at Chryslers Lynch Road manufacturing facility162346: Assembly sequence numberE87: 440 cubic inch high performance V8 that utilizes three 2-barrel carburetors to produce 390 horsepowerD32: Heavy duty automatic transmissionEW1: Alpine White exterior paintH2X9:- H: High trim grade- 2: Vinyl bench seats- X9: Black interiorTX9: Black door framesB30: Assembled on November 30th 1969J97583: Order numberV19: Special order full vinyl roofV88: Transverse R/T stripe delete26: 26-inch radiatorEQUIPMENT LISTED ON THE BROADCAST SHEET: A13 – Superbird PackageA36 – High Performance Axle PackageB41 – Front disc brakesB51 – Power assisted brakesC23 – Rear armrests that are complete with ashtraysC65 – Air Foam bench seatsC93 – CarpetingD32 – Heavy duty A727 Torqueflite transmissionD56 – 3.55 gearsE87 – 440 cubic inch high performance V8 thats complete with three 2-barrel carburetorsF25 – Mopar red cap batteryF96 – Oil pressure and temperature gaugesG41 – Rearview mirror thats complete with day/night modeH11 – Heater thats complete with a defrosterJ11 – Glove box lockJ15 – Cigar lighterJ25 – Variable 3-speed wipersJ45 - Hood pins that are complete with lanyardsL76 – Heater control lampM21 – Drip rail moldingsM81 – Front bumper guardsN41 – Dual exhaustN42 – Chrome exhaust tipsN51 – Maximum engine coolingN65 – 7-blade fanR11 – Music Master AM radioS15 – Hemi extra heavy duty suspensionS25 – Heavy duty firm ride shocksS31 – Front sway barS77 – Power steeringS79 – Steering wheel thats complete with a lower half horn ringW21 – Rallye wheelsU84 – F60x15 red-wall polyglas tiresV01 – Monotone paintV19 – Special order vinyl roofV88 – Transverse R/T stripe deleteY39 – Special order carThroughout the 60s Chrysler and Ford were heavily vested in the Win on Sunday sell on Monday sales mentality. And Dodges Charger 500 despite its NASCAR-inspired tweaks just wasnt getting the job done. In an attempt to one up Fords slick and equally fast Torino Chrysler went to the drawing board and began exploring aerodynamics. While aerodynamics wasnt a new concept it had yet to be seriously studied by major auto manufacturers. And Chryslers foray into the subject eventually culminated in testing full scale models at Lockheed Martins North Carolina wind tunnel. Engineers quickly realized the benefits of a wind-cutting nose but the real epiphany came when they employed a large rear stabilizer. Not only did that rocket nose and park bench spoiler combination create zero lift downforce it also produced immense directional stability permitting speeds in excess of 200 MPH. Not surprisingly Dodges storied Daytona won the first race it competed in and would eventually become |