Built by Hacker’s Hot Rods & Customs, this 800 HP supercharged 1969 Plymouth Road Runner is ready to eat supercars for breakfast.
Roadrunner Turned Up to 11
The Plymouth Road Runner's underrated charm parallels the modest reputation of the cartoon character it's named after – the Road Runner. As jaw-droppingly powerful as it was in its day, this particular 1969 Road Runner now boasts a reworked power plant, boosted by a massive supercharger, giving it a whopping 800 horsepower on tap.
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Custom Build
This custom Road Runner boasts revamped chrome bumpers, a repainted exterior, a tailored rear end accommodating 18-inch Centerline wheels, and performance-enhancing elements like independent front suspension, rear coilovers, and Wilwood power-assisted disc brakes.
Modernized Interior
Its interior is adorned with power-adjustable seats borrowed from a fifth-generation Pontiac GTO, power windows, air conditioning, and a Kenwood touchscreen infotainment system, among other upgrades.
Low Mile Mill
Having covered a mere 700 miles since completion, this project car features a rebuilt 440 ci V8 engine paired with a BDS supercharger, FAST fuel injection, and Mopar Performance valve covers.
Putting The Power Down
The TorqueFlite 727 three-speed automatic gearbox with a manual throttle body efficiently channels power to the rear wheels. While a dyno test wasn't performed, an estimated 800 horsepower lies beneath the throttle, demanding careful direction before acceleration.
A Steal?
With the BaT auction coming to a close earlier today, this unique offering was sold for a healthy $74,499. A pretty good deal for this particular build. we'd say. The new owner will surely have a great time with their new acquisition. Irrespective of era, this Road Runner epitomizes true muscle car prowess.
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