1973 Plymouth RoadRunner
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Cool.
Classic car + classic song + classic cartoon = classic video.
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why the hell are you watching it then?? dipshit, its a beautiful car and a classic song
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SO hoe come YT not kicked the sound off for copyright breaches? Just curious as they seem to make it up as they go along :/
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omg im watching all theese dif rode runner clips with great music
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AC/DC FTW!!, Bonn Scott R.I.P
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i want ur car
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@Gungho228 what happened in the cartoon? could the coyote catch roadrunner?
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i remember when i was young, i always loved the roadrunner he was my favorite, then grew up and the roadrunner car because one of my favorites
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@Gungho228 Continued - The car was a bone stock 383 with almost 200,000 miles on it . It ate 350 modified Novas for lunch. I mean Modified like Cams , exhaust ,traction bars, electronic distributor's and Larger tires.. the same with Camaros . You should have seen the look on some of these guy's faces . They would kill me at the line . No Traction bars or wide tires and STOCK ! Then buy 3rd gear I would wave bye bye to them in the Rearview Mirror .
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@Gungho228 On the track ? or twisty turnies ? Any newer car will blow them away on the twisty turnies . But they will hold their own on the Standing 1/4 mile . The old RR were ALL about the 1/4 mile and beating the Chevy's and Ford's for cheap . What kind of HP are those Mustangs turning ? I'd bet a 440 RR will hand them their asses . Provided the driver knows how to get off the line without burning the tires to the finish line.
My 69 was a 383 original (Stock)
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Yeah 400's were available . I knew several people that owned them and also the 360
Don't forget that motor ( Like I did in a previous post LOL ) If memeory serves you could make a hell of a stroker motor out of a 383 using a 400 crank . ( It had a longer stroke than the 440 crank ) Bore it out Make a manifold and a little more work you could add Hemi heads and have a "poor man's" Hemi Don't recall the final displacement though . Depending on bore size , it got big though .
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@lobzdik The Cuda and Barracuda are separate cars The Cuda Generaly came with a 340 6 pack or the more desirable 440 or Hemi powerplants . Although the 440 was slower it's worht a fortune The 383 was also a powerplant option . The Roadrunner was indeed tied to the Cartoon the 1st RR were sold in 1968 . The Hemi Cudas are rare and the Hemi RR's are rare But probably the most rare would be the Hemi RR Superbirds . The cars with the tall spoiler and the Pic of a RR holding a helmet on it.



I thought that starting in 1973 the 440 powered Chargers/Road Runner's were only available with automatics due to the Emission Controls crap that started to take place during that time period
Doobie1975 1 year ago
@Doobie1975 the car was a 400 4speed frome the factory, when i got it someone had already taken out the 400 and put in the 440
f50lc 1 year ago
are the car and the cartoon related?
btw how does the roadrunner comapre to the cuda? is it more expensive? or isi it faster or rarer?
lobzdik 3 years ago
Plymouth bought the rights to the cartoon
and the cuda hade the hemi and the 73 roadrunner had the 440
f50lc 3 years ago
The car in the picture is the epitome of a 318 Roadrunner. Still a nice car though. 340,400 and 440 Roadrunner's proudly stated so on the hood.
JakePonders 3 years ago
the guy who painted it before we got it, he painted them on and thats why it dosn't say it and trust me its a 440.
f50lc 3 years ago