This was filmed Saturday June 6, 2009 at the Fleetwood Country Cruize in London, Ontario 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Clone (Probably a base Belvedere) also known as a A-12 package recreation Paint: Rally Green "Base coat, Clear coat" Engine: Rebuilt 440 Six Pack Transmission: Rebuilt 4 Speed Rear end: New Dana 60 3.73 Posi differential Only 2500 Miles since rebuild, owner is asking 000 or best offer, you can contact the owner to see if its still available (see phone number in video) ah Plymouth, probably my most favorite brand out of the Chrysler brands, as i am a huge fan of the '57-'58 Plymouth's, and these '67-'70 Road Runners are also one of my favorites, i guess Plymouth's always looked better, or didn't have the ugly styling that often fell upon other Chrysler products, with maybe the exception of the '66-'67 and '68-'70 Dodge Chargers, that i am also a fan of, but i do bleed Ford oval blue all the way, but i don't mind specific cars from other brands, but by the 1970s and into the 80s Chrysler and GM lost me on design wise, and a good chunk of there products are ugly to me and i can't stand a lot of there engineering either (Chrysler K-cars and Chrysler Minivans come to mind, same with the Pontiac Fiero and others for GM) anyways, back to the car at hand, i really like this one, thus i filmed it, and that lift off hood is a interesting setup as it sits on those stilts, and this one appears to be a clone according to the for sale paper in the window, i would guess ...
Monday, October 17, 2011
1969 Plymouth Road Runner 440 Six Pack Clone
1969 Plymouth Road Runner 440 Six Pack Clone Tube. Duration : 1.05 Mins.
This was filmed Saturday June 6, 2009 at the Fleetwood Country Cruize in London, Ontario 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Clone (Probably a base Belvedere) also known as a A-12 package recreation Paint: Rally Green "Base coat, Clear coat" Engine: Rebuilt 440 Six Pack Transmission: Rebuilt 4 Speed Rear end: New Dana 60 3.73 Posi differential Only 2500 Miles since rebuild, owner is asking 000 or best offer, you can contact the owner to see if its still available (see phone number in video) ah Plymouth, probably my most favorite brand out of the Chrysler brands, as i am a huge fan of the '57-'58 Plymouth's, and these '67-'70 Road Runners are also one of my favorites, i guess Plymouth's always looked better, or didn't have the ugly styling that often fell upon other Chrysler products, with maybe the exception of the '66-'67 and '68-'70 Dodge Chargers, that i am also a fan of, but i do bleed Ford oval blue all the way, but i don't mind specific cars from other brands, but by the 1970s and into the 80s Chrysler and GM lost me on design wise, and a good chunk of there products are ugly to me and i can't stand a lot of there engineering either (Chrysler K-cars and Chrysler Minivans come to mind, same with the Pontiac Fiero and others for GM) anyways, back to the car at hand, i really like this one, thus i filmed it, and that lift off hood is a interesting setup as it sits on those stilts, and this one appears to be a clone according to the for sale paper in the window, i would guess ...
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This was filmed Saturday June 6, 2009 at the Fleetwood Country Cruize in London, Ontario 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Clone (Probably a base Belvedere) also known as a A-12 package recreation Paint: Rally Green "Base coat, Clear coat" Engine: Rebuilt 440 Six Pack Transmission: Rebuilt 4 Speed Rear end: New Dana 60 3.73 Posi differential Only 2500 Miles since rebuild, owner is asking 000 or best offer, you can contact the owner to see if its still available (see phone number in video) ah Plymouth, probably my most favorite brand out of the Chrysler brands, as i am a huge fan of the '57-'58 Plymouth's, and these '67-'70 Road Runners are also one of my favorites, i guess Plymouth's always looked better, or didn't have the ugly styling that often fell upon other Chrysler products, with maybe the exception of the '66-'67 and '68-'70 Dodge Chargers, that i am also a fan of, but i do bleed Ford oval blue all the way, but i don't mind specific cars from other brands, but by the 1970s and into the 80s Chrysler and GM lost me on design wise, and a good chunk of there products are ugly to me and i can't stand a lot of there engineering either (Chrysler K-cars and Chrysler Minivans come to mind, same with the Pontiac Fiero and others for GM) anyways, back to the car at hand, i really like this one, thus i filmed it, and that lift off hood is a interesting setup as it sits on those stilts, and this one appears to be a clone according to the for sale paper in the window, i would guess ...
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