For Sale: Not Mine 1975 Plymouth Roadrunner - $3,400 (Edmonton); 400 big block originally

[DeltaV]

Posting for two reasons:
1) Look at what's in the background @chargervert
2) Maybe someone needs parts for their '75 road runner, but $3,400 is a bit steep IMO.

1975 Plymouth Roadrunner. Project car. Was a 400 but currently has a non-running (1974) 440, automatic, red on white, power windows, buckets and console. Missing radiator, front and rear glass. Yes, it has rust but not a basket case by any means (wouldn't be a Mopar if it didn't have rust, right). No carpet, there are some pinholes in the floor. Asking $3400 obo. Serious and very serious calls only please. The car is located in Edmonton, AB. Thanks.

1975 Plymouth Roadrunner for sale by owner - Edmonton, AB - craigslist

 

[DeltaV]

Posting for two reasons:
1) Look at what's in the background @chargervert
2) Maybe someone needs parts for their '75 road runner, but $3,400 is a bit steep IMO.

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1975 Plymouth Roadrunner. Project car. Was a 400 but currently has a non-running (1974) 440, automatic, red on white, power windows, buckets and console. Missing radiator, front and rear glass. Yes, it has rust but not a basket case by any means (wouldn't be a Mopar if it didn't have rust, right). No carpet, there are some pinholes in the floor. Asking $3400 obo. Serious and very serious calls only please. The car is located in Edmonton, AB. Thanks.


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1975 Plymouth Roadrunner for sale by owner - Edmonton, AB - craigslist

A few more:

 

[YY1]

Real RR
Big block car (rare for a 75)
Bucket seats
Power windows
Cool as hell tunnel graphic
Cheap

 

[YY1]

Forgot-

"resale" red

 

[Dutchrebuild]

I rather have the 72 Rally Charger that's next to it

 

[chargervert]

I agree!

 

[Runcharger]

Nothing really there for that much $$$. Too bad it's dead, BB's are pretty rare in them.

 

[YY1]

I bet a non- big block, non- buckets and console, non PW, non-RR donor car could be found.

 

[DeltaV]

1975-1979 B Bodies are a lonesome group as a whole, but there were some interesting models.

 

[Chilsam]

1975-1979 B Bodies are a lonesome group as a whole, but there were some interesting models.

I like them...

 

[Chilsam]

1975-1979 B Bodies are a lonesome group as a whole, but there were some interesting models.

I've a #'s matching 72 400 n trans from a Charger, it's one of the 3rd 1/4 3614230 castings of 71 with a steel 383 crank my plans are to find one of these with a solid body to drop it in

 

[WileE]

1975-1979 B Bodies are a lonesome group as a whole, but there were some interesting models.

I'd say, for Chrysler, some very prominent models. My personal opinion. The Cordoba was Chrysler's best selling car of the entire decade. The b-body line kept the company from going under. The 79 300 was the best performance intermediate car. The Magnum was the best styled intermediate car. Horsepower ? NOBODY had any since the early part of the decade, so that's out. For what they were, at the time ... a very, very good car.

 

[YY1]

I'd say, for Chrysler, some very prominent models. My personal opinion. The Cordoba was Chrysler's best selling car of the entire decade. The b-body line kept the company from going under. The 79 300 was the best performance intermediate car. The Magnum was the best styled intermediate car. Horsepower ? NOBODY had any since the early part of the decade, so that's out. For what they were, at the time ... a very, very good car.

My numbers say there were more 1973 Chargers sold than all years of Cordobas combined.

Did you mean "Chrysler" badged best seller and not all models from Chrysler corp?

 

[torredcuda]

Cool car, the `75`s have really grown on me and as said - rare big block car, too bad it`s so far gone.

 

[WileE]

My numbers say there were more 1973 Chargers sold than all years of Cordobas combined.

Did you mean "Chrysler" badged best seller and not all models from Chrysler corp?

Please check your source. That statement is totally inaccurate. 119,000 Chargers were produced during the 1973 production year which I believe was its highest year. In 1975 alone, over 150,000 Cordobas were produced.

 

[WileE]

I post what I get from this old man's memory. From what I recall, Cordoba sales blew away Charger sales in the 70's. I'll see if I can look up something to substantiate this.

 

[YY1]

Please check your source. That statement is totally inaccurate. 119,000 Chargers were produced during the 1973 production year which I believe was its highest year. In 1975 alone, over 150,000 Cordobas were produced.

I'm finding varied numbers but most seem to be closer to 150,000.

Interesting.

 

[WileE]

I'm finding varied numbers but most seem to be closer to 150,000.

Interesting.

I only recall the 73 Charger since I think it was the highest production year for that model. And the Cordoba, but I think later model years were even more.

 

[WileE]

I'm finding varied numbers but most seem to be closer to 150,000.

Interesting.

Wow, I'd almost bet anything no Charger in the 70's approached that number.

 

[DeltaV]

Peak production for Charger I could find quickly was 119,318 units for the 1973 model year.

1960-76 Mopar Production Numbers - How Many Cars Did Dodge & Plymouth Build?


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7,183 for 1975 Roadrunners per the above linked source.