1969 Roadrunner - 440 - 4 Speed - Air Grabber - Posi - Black - Runs Nice on 2040-parts.com
Sauk Centre, Minnesota, US
1969 Roadrunner with factory air grabber N96 and 4 speed M21. Factory 383 but has a 440 in it. Starts,runs and drives nice. Posi rear with around 3.90 ratio. Hurst shifter. Front disc brakes. No PS/PB. N50 rear tires - 12" tread width. Keystone rims with some pitting. Decent body with some rust underneath. Potential daily driver or perfect pro restoration project. VIN# RM21H9G303044. Clear MN title. 11k or MO. No paypal. Call or email with questions 320-237-8398. Thanks.
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