1968 Plymouth Road Runner in B5 Blue & 426 Hemi Engine
Probably the best color/engine combination Plymouth ever produced!
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That’s perfect
+Fair point –
I agree. That car is a rocket ship
A true sleeper
Loved my 69 charger better very fast I owned it 84-87…wished I would never let it go..should have kept it !!!!!
I seen one just like this at a car show 2 yrs ago,it was same color with the 426 hemi,and auto, and a bench seat!
I had that color blue on my 1970 Roadrunner but only had a 383 in it.
dont knock the 383 i’ve seen them outrun a 454 chevy, i had a 383 charger never lost a race with it,, camaros, chevelles saw my taillights..
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Larry Akers.
Sleeper.
I remember when U could pick them cars up for a few hundred dollar’s. My first charger had a 383m & could burn 300ft of rubber just putting the peddle to the metal.. It only cast me $300, my dad told me it was a wast of money.. Today that cast would be worth more then $10,000 in the shape it was in..
That there is the epitome of a sleeper, from the 60’s, and being a Ford guy and a fan of the 64 Galaxie 427 R-code, I’d take that Roadrunner in a new york minute. God Bless American Muscle.
Good I’ll take the R code
Mark Gideon Oh trust me, I’d take a Ford any day over a mopar, that’s a no brainer, but if offered the roadrunner…..?
– I understand that point –
Nice
Troy Tait had one of these.
I still regret selling my 69 b5 blue roadrunner
Awesome car.
Steve Mongeon
I had the same thing on my 69.
Color code was NOT B5 in 1968 – QQ1 Bright Blue Metallic!!
Bill Kimpston
I’d like to have that
Obviously never seen one in competition orange… Sexy…
Hot Wheels
Sweet!
Awesome!! It’s so obvious, that it’s not owned, by some dumb, rich kid!!
-Good addition to this post.
I’ll take it!
Really? Didn’t like the black one better. Or red. Or bright green. ?