1968 Plymouth Roadrunner tribute. 440cu.in. Auto ~ Orig sheet metal ~ CLEAN!!

This is a beautiful 1968 Plymouth Road Runner tribute car.
It started life as a Plymouth Satellite and was transformed into this classic Road Runner. It comes with a freshly rebuilt 440 cubic inch engine, orque flite automatic transmission and 8 3/4" sure grip rear differential with 3:23 gears. The engine has an aluminum highrise intake with an Edlebrock 650 cfm carburetor. It has been converted from the original points distributor to a MSD electronic system. Professionally installed 3"dual exhaust sounds amazing. It has a brand new alternator and high flow fuel pump. Original drum brakes all around and correct full chrome magnum 500 wheels with brand new lug nuts and center caps. This car is very straight and completely rust free. The entire interior has been redone with period correct materials. Runs excellent and drives great.
Here's the deal- If your a US buyer and you win this auction, will deliver the car to Spokane Washington at no charge. It will cost $350 for import and titling fees for a registered importer to assist with the importation. Or the new buyer can import it for no cost. We are serious about selling the car and we help anyway possible to make this a smooth transaction. Canadian buyers will NOT pay GST as it is a private deal. We can also assist in shipping up to 500kms at no charge. Pls contact us to assist in shipping beyond our "no charge" areas.
I've been getting lots of questions about the paint. The paint and restoration is approx 5 years old. Good quality of paint. I've alway been wanting to wet sand and polish it out which would make it amazing. There is a small blemish on the right fender that is acceptable. Again, he metal on this car is all original and very solid. Hood is fiberglass. Pls feel free to call if serious. Car is going to sell!!!
Car is priced right and someone is going to get a wonderful solid old car. Pls feel free to call and ask any questions on the car. Ken (403)875-7325 -or- Jeff (403)714-1885
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