1970 Road Runner Test Drive

Join Muscle Car Restorations as we take you for a ride showcasing this 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner! With over 30 years of experience in bringing America's iconic muscle cars back to life, Muscle Car Restorations has done it again!
In this video, we dive into the rich history of the Roadrunner and explore the unique features that make this car a standout. Packing a 440 big block a 727 Automatic, and a freshly painted FJ5 Limelight exterior, this Plymouth knows how to make an entrance! We also share fun anecdotes about the Roadrunner’s creation and its Warner Brothers connection that made it famous.
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[@BBrazor]

Another amazing car restoration

[@gregoryrneuman6467]

GREAT video !!

[@MuscleCarRestorationsInc]

Thank you!

[@matrox]

I bought a 383 69' RR right out of High School in the 70s, kept it until the mid late 80s. The drive train was strong but as they age the steering in these and all A and B body mopars get loose and sloppy. Suspension and body bushings wear out greatly affecting handling and ride comfort. The engines and trans are good but like most cars back then do to the gasket material technology back then they develop leaks, seeps and weeps oil. Today modern sealant and gasket technology will remedy that. We have had several A and B body mopars in our family and they all lose ride quality. We have also had GM and Ford wihich maintain a quality ride much much longer. The full size mopars like the Furys from the same era maintain a quality ride much longer...not sure why.

[@charliejamz.]

They didn’t have wings on those cars from the factory, correct? It doesn’t look right to me.

[@georgewetzel4380]

horrible tires

[@terryschnereger8531]

What's with the tires?? They look great! 👍🏁

[@charliejamz.]

You misspelt “Perfect”