Although the Road Runner was indeed available with the 440 Six-Barrel in 1969, Plymouth did not offer the engine in convertible models.
Plymouth used the GTX badge on the 440-equipped Road Runner frm 1972 to 1974. Only 386 units were sold in the final year.
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Road Runners that were too wild for the street
When it comes to muscle cars, the Plymouth Road Runner stands out as an icon of American automotive history. Some models, however, took the concept of performance and flair to a whole new level, ...
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