What Road Runners Are Made Of

Here’s an illustration that Hot Rod Magazine used in their review of a 1968 Plymouth Road Runner in their November 1967 issue. Back then Editor Eric Dahlquist wrote:

“And that, pal, is what Road Runners are made of. It’s a supercar in every sense of the term but one—price. That’s why you’re going to love it. The accessories, a very few, like the Hemi, are there, but the basic package will blow the doors off almost anything in the asphalt jungle, and some of those cats cost a grand more. You can do a lot with that extra thousand dollars.”

Pretty cool, huh? Via Hot Rod

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1968 Hemi Road Runner Survivor

“All go, no show” is a fitting description for this plain jane Road Runner coupe (unless you rightly consider Hemi badging as a “show” item). A two-owner car, it has been with owner number two since 1975 and is still mostly a survivor car. This one is a driver. Find more info on this rare bird at Mopar Max Magazine. More pics after the jump!

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A Brief Overview of the Dodge Coronet R/T

Street Legal TV has a nice piece on the Dodge Coronet R/T, model years 1967-70. Click after the jump to see a 1970 Coronet R/T with the 440 Six Pack–one of only 194! Regardless of what you think about the front end treatment of the 1970 Coronet, it was definitely unique. Read the article here. More pics after the jump!

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