This is a real strange one. It is a 1975 Plymouth Roadrunner. Certainly a project, but is looks like a one year car.
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project, but is looks like a one year car.
Satellite body straight to the Volare body. Apparently they
project, but is looks like a one year car.
Satellite body straight to the Volare body. Apparently they
Ugh, overweight, and underpowered. I could guarantee better performance characteristics out of my 1998 Z-34. The crazy part is that this guy has a reserve on the auction. He should be happy to take the $535 that's bid on it now and get it off his lot. A car that size wouldn't get out of it's own way with anything less than a 360...
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project, but is looks like a one year car.
Satellite body straight to the Volare body. Apparently they
Actually, being a rather rare car there will be SOMEONE out there willing to pay a pretty fair buck for it.
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Two very different cars designed in very different times.
USA car makers in 1975 all produced bloated under powered cars with huge 5 mph crash bumpers with bolt of smog gear.
I happen to like this body style, well the Plymouth Sport Fury version anyway. I had two, a 75 and 78, both 318 cars. The 75 was a dog, but looked nice. The 78 I did some work too. Heads and 4 bbl intake from an 86 Gran Fury cop motor, headers and glass packs, msd ignition. It had a 2.41 rear end. It wouldnt chirp a tire, but the top end was somewhere around or over
150 MPH. Passed many a Z28 with it. Now this one looks severely neglected. Its a shame to me. Kinda sentimental about these, since they were my first two cars.
And were consequently a piece of garbage. Hell, even the "Sport Fury" was underpowered and overweight...
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