About This Plymouth Roadrunner

In 1968, Chrysler Created The Plymouth Road Runner, A Less Expensive Version Of The GTX.
Plymouth Paid $50,000 To Warner Bros.-Seven Arts To Use The Road Runner Name And Likeness From Their Wile E. Coyote And The Road Runner Cartoons (As Well As A "Beep, Beep" Horn, Which Plymouth Paid $10,000 To Develop).

Road Runners Had Cartoon Bird Emblems At The Center Of The Rear Roof Pillar, Helping To Distinguish It From Its Other Intermediate Siblings.

Plymouth Produced 11,555 Examples Of The Road Runner For 1974. This Is A Real RM21 Road Runner. Of That Production Number Only 5,421 Units Built With Engine And Transmission Combination.

The Road Runner Coupe, Came With Additional Standard Amenities Including Dual Horns, Dual Exhaust, Heavy-Duty Suspension And Brakes, Front And Rear Sway Bars, Three-Speed Wipers, A Performance Hood, Rally Instrument Cluster And Carpeting.

Features On This Vehicle Include:

Custom Built 1972 Vintage Mopar 440 ci V8 Engine
Carter 4 bbl Carburetor
Custom Cold Air Intake Air Cleaner Set Up
Electric Fuel Pump
727 Torqueflite Automatic Transmission With Classic Mopar Slap Stick Floor Shift
Power Bulge Hood With Hood Pins
Center Console w/ Woodgrain Accent
Power Steering
Power Disc (Front) Brakes
Rally Dash Gauge Cluster
AM/FM Push Button Radio
Dual Chrome Side Mirrors w/ Drivers Remote
Sure Grip Positraction With 3.23 Gears In A 8.75 Inch Housing
Dual Exhaust With Chrome Machine Gun Exhaust Tips
Heavy Duty Rear Leaf Springs
Front And Rear Sway Bars
Heavy Duty Gas Shocks
Classic Road Runner "BEEP BEEP' Horn

Gorgeous Exterior In Rallye Red (FE5)
Smooth And Clean Black Bucket Seat Interior
Crack Free Dash Pad
Full Seat Belt Including Shoulder Harness
Nice Carpeting
Very Nice Door Panels