1972 Plymouth Roadrunner 340 4 speed

Plymouth Road Runner 1972 Description

Very rare true roadrunner 340 4 speed which is incredibly rare. Bucket seat, console, tach dash and posi rear end(not sure if that's original but it does have posi.
While not matching number, included in this auction is a period correct 340-4 and 4 speed which appear in good shape for reconditioning and both move freely.
I'm not sure how this car didn't rust out but it's amazingly clean. The only areas needing patching or replacing are the quarters. The roof had a white vinyl and there is scale and putting but no holes. There are quarter sized holes in same spot in both doors(not sure what caused that same spot) and there is a little area below the back window. That's it the floors, trunk and frame are mint . I've never seen floor pans this clean .
While the car ispartially disassembled,it comes with boxes upon boxes of parts. The only major items I can see that are definitely missing are radiato, shifter and bellhousing /clutch. Everything else is pretty much there except for a few odds and ends I'm sure. Manifold, car, new gas tank, brand new full exhaust, new master cylinder,original 4 speed console all there.
Also the next to impossible 72 only grill is there and in good condition. Have all bumpers, trim, etc.
I think roughly 300 of these were made in 72 with 340 4 speeds

Will bolt engine in and install bumpers for shipping so all parts will fit if you need to have car shipped.

These are getting very hard to find especially in this condition this will be an easy project . Car comes with a clean transferable registration from New Yor, I haven't had the car long and New York doesn't issue titles on cars this old.
I reserve the right to end this auction at anytime and a 500.00 non refundable down payment is due within 24 hours of end of auction. No games you bid you buy . Open to offers or bin prices with cash in my driveway

On Sep-02-16 at 05:02:58 PDT, seller added the following information:

The undercoating on car is not something put on to hide defects. Appears to be factory undercoating which explains why car is near perfect underneath.