Built to burn rubber, this 1968 Road Runner is painted in Vitamin C Orange, upgraded with a 475 hp, 440 big block power plant, and a bad attitude. This 1968 Plymouth Road Runner hardtop is a true RM23 vin Road Runner. It was born with a big block 383 then upgraded with a fire breathing 440 big block that is pushing close to 475 horsepower, according to the previous owner. This dream machine runs very strong and is topped off by a Satin Black 440 fiberglass hood for that ominous 440 look. The paint and body on this Mopar monster are painted in eye popping Vitamin C Orange and screams for attention. The interior has very nice newer black interior. The dash and gauges are crisp and clear and look great. The rebuilt 727 Torqueflite transmission lets you feel the power as you launch this beast through the gears. The car is backed up by a 8 3/4 inch rear end with 3.55 gears to unleash its power. The 440 engine sounds so good out of its new dual exhaust with powder coated headers. The car is rolling on a newer set of chrome deep dish magnum rims with beefy Grand Am Radial GT white letter tires.

EXTERIOR:

• Very nice metal B-Body painted in Vitamin Orange
• Newer bumpers front and back
• Satin black 440 fiberglass hood
• Deep dish chrome Magnum wheels 
• Grand Am Radial GT tires

INTERIOR:

• Very nice newer black bench interior 
• Well preserved dash with clear crisp gauges
• Factory radio

MECHANICS:

• Show quality engine compartment 
• Performance built 440 big block estimated at 475 horsepower
• 727 Torqueflite 3 speed automatic transmission
• Mopar Performance valve covers and air cleaner 
• Newer ceramic coated headers

UNDERCARRIAGE:

• Very clean, solid, and intact metal structure 
• Newer Flowmaster exhaust 
• Newer gas tank