1968 Original Plymouth Satellite 383 Hood - Roadrunner on 2040-parts.com
Stewartsville, New Jersey, US
This is an original 1968 Plymouth Satellite hood that had a 383 in it. There is some rust under the hood and it had holes drilled for hood locks. The hood is very solid and in very good condition because it has been stored inside for many years now. I believe this is the same size hood used on the Roadrunners, but the design on the top may have been different. I put local pickup only because of its weight and the cost to ship it, but I am willing to ship it if we can come to terms on what it would cost. It would have to be picked up in Warren Township, Somerset County, New Jersey, where it is stored.
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