RonLiv
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For me, the holy grail of muscle cars. The 69 Roadrunner 4-speed Hemi Rag Top. It's for sale. Only $750K. )-: Won't be in my garage anytime soon.
1969 Plymouth Road Runner Convert, Real J code 426 Hemi, 4Speed. F8 Dark Green Black Top, Tan Bucket Seat Interior. 1 of 8. Partial broadcast sheet ,original fender tag, documented by Govier. Matching numbers Engine and Transmission. Very interesting history of this car back to the original owner. It spent its entire life in South Carolina until it was discovered by Dave Malmuski in left for dead condition. Heavy damage to the left rear quarter led to the car being unused for many years. The original engine and transmission were found in a town nearby, and reunited with the body during a ground up restoration. Featured in 3 different magazine articles and displayed at Carlisle shortly after its restoration.![1703810975[1].jpg](http://www.69roadrunner.net/mopar/data/attachments/29/29591-9d8051a8354a7927719cde8b640128d4.jpg "1703810975[1].jpg")
1969 Plymouth Road Runner Convert, Real J code 426 Hemi, 4Speed. F8 Dark Green Black Top, Tan Bucket Seat Interior. 1 of 8. Partial broadcast sheet ,original fender tag, documented by Govier. Matching numbers Engine and Transmission. Very interesting history of this car back to the original owner. It spent its entire life in South Carolina until it was discovered by Dave Malmuski in left for dead condition. Heavy damage to the left rear quarter led to the car being unused for many years. The original engine and transmission were found in a town nearby, and reunited with the body during a ground up restoration. Featured in 3 different magazine articles and displayed at Carlisle shortly after its restoration.
