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[ozoner]

Hi all,

I love all mopars, and two years ago I sold my Roadrunner and been searching for another ever since. Sold her to friend. I'm too nice lol
. I'm located just North of Albany, NY and look forward to chatting with all you folks . I will post in the wanted to buy now

Thank you, Ozoner

 

[torredcuda]

Welcome from New Hampshire!

 

[69hemibeep]

Welcome and good luck with your search

 

[Russ69Runner]

Welcome from Fla. Hope you find that special runner you're looking for.

 

[HD539]

Welcome from Washington State.

 

[Russ Hood]

Welcome from Tennessee

 

[BKSRR]

Welcome from O'l Crooked IL....

 

[ozoner]

Thank you all

 

[roadrunnerbob]

welcome from Pa

 

[Rapid Transit]

 

[ozoner]

Hi again ,still on the hunt. Here is my Roadrunner that I foolishly let go two years ago lol

 

[1968 man]

Hi again ,still on the hunt. Here is my Roadrunner that I foolishly let go two years ago lol

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You dummy. Lol keep looking you’ll run across one. Beautiful car.

 

[jww69rrpost]

You must be kicking yourself for parting with, what looks like, a nice Road Runner. My first 69 Road Runner was purchased brand new in November of 1968 for a whopping $2974 out the door. It was an ivy green post car with the decor' package. I had to part with it in 1971 due to new regulations and gas prices. I lost money on the deal and basically nearly gave it away. About fifteen years ago I went on the hunt for an ivy green post car. I finally found what I had been looking for eight years ago and car is just now finished. It looks exactly as it did when new except for a bunch of hidden upgrades and modifications. The 383 was swapped for a 572 Street Wedge from Indy. It runs and handles great. I have to say I would have given anything to have located my first Road Runner, but it is likely no longer alive!!!

 

[ozoner]

You must be kicking yourself for parting with, what looks like, a nice Road Runner. My first 69 Road Runner was purchased brand new in November of 1968 for a whopping $2974 out the door. It was an ivy green post car with the decor' package. I had to part with it in 1971 due to new regulations and gas prices. I lost money on the deal and basically nearly gave it away. About fifteen years ago I went on the hunt for an ivy green post car. I finally found what I had been looking for eight years ago and car is just now finished. It looks exactly as it did when new except for a bunch of hidden upgrades and modifications. The 383 was swapped for a 572 Street Wedge from Indy. It runs and handles great. I have to say I would have given anything to have located my first Road Runner, but it is likely no longer alive!!!

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Wow, good for you . She's a beauty

 

[Russ69Runner]

Nice to see these runners being kept up to a good quality. When on the search we look everywhere for a decent car. But sometimes we have to settle for what we can and bring them back to their former glory. It is a labor of love for sure. Wish you luck on the hunt.

 

[ozoner]

Nice to see these runners being kept up to a good quality. When on the search we look everywhere for a decent car. But sometimes we have to settle for what we can and bring them back to their former glory. It is a labor of love for sure. Wish you luck on the hunt.

Thank you. Eventually the right one at the right price will come along.

 

[6PKRTSE]

Welcome. They all deserve love. I even love my Roached Runner. Super sleeper that she is on 2 stages of nitrous.

 

[Rapid Transit]

Thank you. Eventually the right one at the right price will come along.

True .
But speaking for myself, I'm running out of time.
There comes a point when it's carpe diem.
Money not running out so much.
But with all things considered these daze , fund$ still have to be spent wisely.

 

[Russ69Runner]

It looks like all the parts have gone up in price after Covid. If you can find sheet metal, they think it is gold. LOL. Don't think I have another restore project in me. My hands are really bad now. Your just can't find good help either.

 

[1968 man]

It looks like all the parts have gone up in price after Covid. If you can find sheet metal, they think it is gold. LOL. Don't think I have another restore project in me. My hands are really bad now. Your just can't find good help either.

Nobody works for beer anymore. Lol