Plymouth Paid $50,000 To Warner Bros.-Seven Arts To Use The Road Runner Name And Likeness From Their Wile E. Coyote And The Road Runner Cartoons (As Well As A "Beep, Beep" Horn, Which Plymouth Paid $10,000 To Develop).

The 1972 Road Runner Had A Few Changes From The Previous Year - New Grille Design, New Taillights Designed To Match The New Aerodynamic Look Of The Grille, And New Side Marker Lights.

Features On This Great Looking Mopar:

Rock Solid Sounding MOPAR 440 ci V8 Engine
Dual Feed Holley Carburetor Atop Aluminum High Rise Intake
Automatic Transmission with Floor Shift
Center Console With Woodgrain Accent
Power Steering
Power Disc Brakes
Rally Instrument Cluster With Tachometer And Woodgrain Accent On Dash
Dual Chrome Side Mirrors With Drivers Remote
AM/FM Radio
Dual Aluminized Header Exhaust With Flowmaster Mufflers

Great Looking Paint In B5 Blue Metallic In Base Coat Clear Coat Over Solid Body
440 Hood Emblems With Black Hood To Fender Black Accent Striping
Nice And Clean Black Vinyl Top
Black Bucket Seat Interior
Crack Free Dash Pad
Show Quality Chrome
New Emblems And Decals
Radial Raised White Letter Tires On Mopar Rally Wheels

This is a consignment vehicle and the information above was provided by the current owner. We can make no guarantees as to the accuracy of the above information. However, please understand as with all pre-owned automobiles, the described condition is subjective

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