1970 383 Road Runner!

We get our "Beep Beep" on with this perfectly restored '70 Plymouth Road Runner in gorgeous Lime Light.

[@kellyorourke2257]

Awesome, my dream car! really good segment....

[@musclecarcampy9922]

Glad you liked it!

[@Dslats]

BEAUTIFUL CAR.👍

[@Red-rl1xx]

Awesome! The '70 Plymouths were some of the best looking cars Chrysler ever built.

[@musclecarcampy9922]

Agreed.

[@donhoyt7518]

Had one in 1980❤😅

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gramb5611]

Great memories. My first car was a 70 RR 383 in bright orange. I had bench seats and that awful pistol grip shifter. Had a blast as a kid in that car

[@josephnewcomb5670]

Always loved hearing my Grandpa tell me about his first experience riding in his Friends Roadrunner 440 and how quick it ran

[@revanevan]

Great video, love the history... and the Beep... Beep!

[@TheKenstout]

Great bit on a beautiful car!

[@musclecarcampy9922]

Thank you, sir!

[@mainiac4pats]

Thanks campy!

[@musclecarcampy9922]

My pleasure!

[@damxgopak457]

In 79 I took my drivers test in one just like it in orange the license examiner was not amused.

[@musclecarcampy9922]

He was probably scared! LOL.

[@grinningg]

Great cruiser. The stripe should be resting if the wheel opening

[@harryjohnson8605]

Awesome Road Runner. Who could have known they would become highly desirable today. Prices went thru the roof

[@musclecarcampy9922]

I knew. Of course, I had no money to stockpile them.

[@DanEBoyd]

But the Road Runner, despite being the first 'stripper' musclecar in Belvedere trim, could still be had in Satellite trim with a hardtop and all of the bright trim. You could still order most of the GM musclecars as low optioned sedans, except the Chevelle - 1969 was the only year for a Chevelle SS sedan, with very few made. But I don't think I ever saw a Fairlane GT sedan.

[@letsride2057]

Had a 68 in 1976, that horn is not the correct tone, to low

[@bruceh92]

Yes looks very authentic original. What a cool Mopar! Another amazing machine on the channel. Thank you 👍

[@musclecarcampy9922]

Thank you for watching. Shooting some special stuff this weekend. Stay tuned!

[@larryhammond4555]

The color was called 'sublime' not lime light

[@musclecarcampy9922]

Same color. Dodge called it Sublime in 1970; Plymouth called it Lime Light that year.