1968 Plymouth Road Runner

1968 Plymouth Road Runner, the Road Runner was a performance car built by Plymouth, a division of Chrysler Corporation although they already had a performance car known as the GTX; the Road Runner was a more cost effective car which quickly outpaced the up scale GTX in sales. Mopars proven 383 was the base engine for this car but it used the head, manifolds and other miscellaneous parts from the 440 Magnum motor.

This Plymouth Road Runner was the recipient of recent restoration. The car is finished in Maroon metallic with great depth and a black interior.

This Road Runner has a matching numbers 383 cubic inch motor upgraded performance with a 6 pack. The car also features a 4 speed manual transmission, Magnum 500 wheels, BF Goodrich Radial T/A and Flow Master exhaust Mopar tips with stock manifolds.

This is a great example of a basically stock Road Runner with some well selected upgrades.