1972 Plymouth Road Runner For Sale

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1972 Plymouth Road Runner
VIN RM23H2G166093
Original build sheet and a handful of receipts are included in the sale!
Mechanics
Numbers Matching 340ci V8 Engine
Holley 4bbl Carb
Mopar Intake
Factory Air Cleaner
727 Automatic Transmission
Power Front Disc Brakes
Power Steering
8 ¾ Sure Grip Rear End with 3.23:1 Gears
Chrome Valve Covers
Rebuilt Radiator
Headers
Dual Exhaust with Machine Gun Tips
Torsion Bar Front Suspension
Leaf Spring Rear Suspension
Body
Beautiful “Petty Blue/Corporate Blue” Paint
Chrome Bumpers are in Great Shape
Turn Signals in Hood
Excellent Fit and Finish
Door Lips and Jambs are Clean and Nicely Painted
Solid Straight Body Work
Nicely Painted Trunk with Mat and Spare Tire
Wheels Wells are Solid
Highly Detailed Original Undercarriage
Frame and Floors are Solid
Rockers have Nice Pinch Welds
15” Wheels
255/60/15 Front and Rear Tires
Interior
Beautiful Black Interior
Bucket Seats
Console
Wood Grain Dash and Console
Beautiful Door Panels
Road Runner Steering Wheel
Carpet and Headliner are in Great Shape
Working Dome Light
Seatbelts with Shoulder Harness
Dash Pad is in Great Shape
Don’t Miss Out! Call Tom 7 Days a Week at 248-974-9513!
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1972 Plymouth Road Runner
VIN RM23H2G166093
Original build sheet and a handful of receipts are included in the sale!
Mechanics
Numbers Matching 340ci V8 Engine
Holley 4bbl Carb
Mopar Intake
Factory Air Cleaner
727 Automatic Transmission
Power Front Disc Brakes
Power Steering
8 ¾ Sure Grip Rear End with 3.23:1 Gears
Chrome Valve Covers
Rebuilt Radiator
Headers
Dual Exhaust with Machine Gun Tips
Torsion Bar Front Suspension
Leaf Spring Rear Suspension
Body
Beautiful “Petty Blue/Corporate Blue” Paint
Chrome Bumpers are in Great Shape
Turn Signals in Hood
Excellent Fit and Finish
Door Lips and Jambs are Clean and Nicely Painted
Solid Straight Body Work
Nicely Painted Trunk with Mat and Spare Tire
Wheels Wells are Solid
Highly Detailed Original Undercarriage
Frame and Floors are Solid
Rockers have Nice Pinch Welds
15” Wheels
255/60/15 Front and Rear Tires
Interior
Beautiful Black Interior
Bucket Seats
Console
Wood Grain Dash and Console
Beautiful Door Panels
Road Runner Steering Wheel
Carpet and Headliner are in Great Shape
Working Dome Light
Seatbelts with Shoulder Harness
Dash Pad is in Great Shape
Don’t Miss Out! Call Tom 7 Days a Week at 248-974-9513!
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[@treynorris3334]

Never really knew this car existed.....but Im glad I saw this. This car is beautiful.

[@fritzkarlesknusperig-zart6472]

Yes, it absolutely is! I love it!

[@BlowmeRoger]

My old 72 I had in the 90s was TX9 Black - gold strobe stripe with 340 - Auto, airgrabber hood,tint glass,dual racing mirrors,moulding pkg,rallye wheels,am radio, fender signals...CA car built 622

[@thebionicbassplayer]

Great car. The 69, 71 &.72 were my favorite Road Runners.

[@6548ww]

I love the color on this bird

[@jeremythompson9122]

You hardly ever see a 340 in a 71-73 Roadrunner. Most 71's got the 383 and most 72-73's got the 400 I believe. Ive always really liked the 71-72 Roadrunner body style...even though performance dropped considerably in 72 because of emissions regulations. The 383 was de-tuned quite a bit for 71 but the 340, 440, and 426 Hemi all retained basically the same power ratings they had in 1970 besides a 5 horsepower drop for the 440 4bbl and 440 6bbl. But the 340 4bbl and the Hemi kept their exact ratings from the previous year. But in 72 the 383 was replaced by the low compression 400 and the 440/6 and 426 Hemi were discontinued. The 340 4bbl and 440 4bbl still remained by they were both de-tuned quite a bit for 1972. If you wanted a fast Mopar brand new in 1972-73 your best bet was a 340-4 speed Duster/Demon

[@Digitalsharecropper]

I had one with the GTX package and 440, dealer installed an air grabber for me. It was B-5 blue. Quality led a bit to be desired, but it would be worth a lot today

[@stardustdreamfactory1947]

Nice. High school chum bought a nearly new '72 RR during the summer of '73. His was green w the 400, ps, pb, ac, am/fm and a bench seat. He pampered that car too. Lost contact with him so I don't know what happened to it.

[@wblsdan2]

Thanks for showing the interior. I always like to know if the car has a tach as well.

[@wblsdan2]

I see you mentioned the gauges later, thank you.

[@rickbledsoe5064]

Sweet

[@gustavomarques4097]

I'm glad Dodge put out the Challenger in 1970. The new designs for the Roadrunner and Chargers never got me. Great cars of course, but the early ones are just in a high level of beauty.

[@erictalkington5674]

Here's a crazy story. Today I saw some Maclaren at a doctors office and I laughed because they look like shit and cost way to fuckin much. It always amazes me how much money some people will pay to show off to a bunch of strangers who don't give a shit anyways lol. I sat there thinking how one day when I have a Roadrunner just like this in this color, I was actually thinking of this exact car because I have seen this before and downloaded several pictures of this car. I left that office and not 4 minutes later, I shit you not, in the driveway of a house on the corner of a block 2 blocks from that office sat a 1971 grabber blue Roadrunner! It had the decals by the back window but not on the hood and it had a black spoiler. I couldn't believe it. It's a sign y'all, one day......and I think it's going to be sooner than later. Greg, I'm not shittin you, one day I'll be out there picking out my first ride.

[@williammrulon9725]

Looking for a white 71 roadrunner with a blue interior all original

[@omarorngumundsson5451]

What is the price of such a car?