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This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner carries a genuine, factory N96 Air Grabber hood, a numbers-matching four-speed, and a VIN buyers can independently trace back through Chrysler’s own build documentation. Vanguard Motor Sales lays out exactly what’s original and what isn’t, down to the date-correct 383 V8 that isn’t numbers-matching, in a listing built for buyers who’ve learned to ask hard questions about classic car sales online. See what a fully documented, one-year-only Road Runner actually looks like up close.

Chrysler built the GTX to be a gentleman’s muscle car in 1967, and it worked — for about two years. Then the company’s own Road Runner undercut it on price and style, and the GTX spent the rest of its production run fighting a rival built in-house. Read on to find out how a cheaper stablemate nearly killed one of Mopar’s most underrated performance cars, and why collectors are finally catching on to what made it special.

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