I'm not to fond of road runners i was always more of a 'cuda guy, but this makes me change my mind on RR's. This is one of yhe most beautiful cars I've ever seen
Now this is what you call pure raw Mopar muscle power. There is no way that I would take the time to create such a beautiful car like this, then turn around and sell it.
My likes were the years 68-71 but this car changes my mind. I owned a '71 Plum Crazy 383 4-speed. Overall, this could be the nicest MOPAR build I've ever seen. The way the extension gaps were filled in, the custom contours of bumpers and spoiler fit is some of the nicest body work I've seen. I'm in the process of transferring a new patent I hold, so when the cash is in hand, I know where to shop.
Beautiful stance and sits really nice. Wheels are great. Nice mopar. Wait . After watching the entire video, like wow, someone put a ton of money and expertise time on this one. Flawless build. Amazing
Amazing build! I think you should feature the person or people that built this beauty!! Only thing I was perplexed by was the brakes. Two caliper rears and solid disc front, very unconventional. The fronts actually look like rear brakes, I'm confused. One of the nicest cars you guys have show (I think)!
WOW, mopar heaven - thats the bomb, sick. Reminds me a lot like the Hemi Duster you had, same color. I wish it had a Hemi, but that burn out was pretty nice, definitely has posi; lol
Dude I watched a few ur vids...you Killin me I love all those cars I'm an broken broke guy when I was about 20 watching races on TV I figured I could've driven circles around the race cars if I had a capable car I was all that. I feel like shit now but dreaming is free according to Debbie Harry...what a girl she was too. I was a little young they just wouldn't give when credit was due overdue or way over due. But I'm alive...I guess.
Yeah, awesome car but, when the guy showed the trunk and he noticed the liner panel was signed, I'm surprised nobody noticed it was Chip Foose's signature. He was working for the late Boyd Coddington (R.I.P.) for some years before getting his own shop in Huntington beach in California. Google them out, you'll find out what I'm talking about... Chip Foose, if my memory serves me correctly, was the youngest or one of the youngest designers to win the coveted "Riddler Award" many years in a row, at the S.E.M.A. show in Las Vegas. He is ONE of a kind I'll tell you what!! He's the kind of designer who goes to the extent of what it takes to get things right and bring his creations to life. He really is passionate and dedicated to the car industry, not only as a designer but as a car guy through and through. He was responsible for the designs of the cars on the late tv show " Overhaulin' " He was also involved TWICE in projects funded by Mattel, makers of the "Hot Wheels" toy cars, to bring one of their toy cars (scaled 1/64) in a human size and had to be functional. They built "Twin Mill" and "Deora 2" and those are timeless classics. So, no wonder that car had that high quality of a finish from bumper to bumper and from top to bottom. That car went through Chip Foose's hands, that's why!!!! I dare all of you to go check the cars he designed that won him that "Riddler award" from the S.E.M.A. show in Las Vegas. If you have any amount of "car guy blood" running through your veins, you'll know what I'm talking about. And have a tissue handy to wipe the drool that will come out of your mouth when your jaw drops...!!!
I noticed that too! They didnt even mentioned Mr. FOOSE. Got to meet him a few times at Detroit Autorama and at Motor City Casino in which he was a member of the design team of that building! I drive by that building every day going to work at MGM Grand Casino.😊
I built mopars for years and only one of these I ever owned went before I touched it. Guy offered me 5 times what I gave for it when they were unloading it in my driveway .Bam Bye bye it went .
My Dad had one brand new in 1973. Sebring plus 400 cu in 4 barrel ..727 83/4 rear...Richard petty special. You say what? My uncle owned a Chrysler Plymouth dealership. We cudas road runners gtx etc
That would get it if the wife saw that and she said no just forget that pipe dream besides she don't want to drive herself so that's the end of that dream thank you guys God bless you
I like the car, but I prefer the stock '73-'74's better than these cross-era cars. To me, they just lose their classic glory. It is a great build though, and a great concept.
The cage work, along the seats, way it ties into the front and frame is over the top!! Helps the car be more controllable too. Taurus owners...probably think your grampa car is slower than his pig n a poke. Someone didnt hold back one bit building this one! more than just a pretty face
I'm telling you I love the colors on it and fadi's look good but just a blow on top of the six next I don't want people to see what kind of engine I get will try to guess what I got us I would love to but I have to get ride from you I'll have to get that blow off
The tires are awesome but that blower on top that's too much I don't want that kind of tension it don't look like a street-legal but I'll drive it but I don't need that that templo on top episodes at all the engine need to be hitting I don't want to show it advertise that for the colors amazing paint job very nice paint job I rather didn't cut that hood open
I'm not to fond of road runners i was always more of a 'cuda guy, but this makes me change my mind on RR's. This is one of yhe most beautiful cars I've ever seen
Whoever put that much work into this car and then sold it was a special kind of crazy! wow!
yeah no kidding
Now this is what you call pure raw Mopar muscle power. There is no way that I would take the time to create such a beautiful car like this, then turn around and sell it.
Hot Dam! How I miss the days when cars had body, style and charisma!
I've seen my new favorite car. This would be a dream come true for a Mopar guy. A work of art.
The high pitch sound of the turbo, the cam, the headers all make jazz when the car runs.
My likes were the years 68-71 but this car changes my mind. I owned a '71 Plum Crazy 383 4-speed.
Overall, this could be the nicest MOPAR build I've ever seen. The way the extension gaps were filled in, the custom contours of bumpers and spoiler fit is some of the nicest body work I've seen.
I'm in the process of transferring a new patent I hold, so when the cash is in hand, I know where to shop.
Beautiful stance and sits really nice. Wheels are great. Nice mopar. Wait . After watching the entire video, like wow, someone put a ton of money and expertise time on this one. Flawless build. Amazing
I'm not a big fan of the 73 body style because of the front in, but I love how they modified the front of this car. looks great.
Thing is absolutely gorgeous.
I used to think 73' Road Runners were ugly. Not anymore.
Saaaaaaaaaame here !
Lol with the Mazda RX5 looking front end. Threw me too, of course Mazda copied Plymouth.
Amazing build! I think you should feature the person or people that built this beauty!! Only thing I was perplexed by was the brakes. Two caliper rears and solid disc front, very unconventional. The fronts actually look like rear brakes, I'm confused. One of the nicest cars you guys have show (I think)!
That intro , NOW THAT'S HOW YOU MARKET A CAR .
That car looks exactly how I used to draw cars when I was a kid
That's how ya build a car with hp n tq start from the bottom. Chassis,brakes safety items.well done car.
Fantastic! I wish these guys would dyno their cars though. Love to know what this thing is producing at the wheels.
Imo Chrysler and Ford build some of the best muscle cars in the 60s and 70s
She IS MY FAVORITE ROADRUNNER!! 73..😍😍
Man what a car. I'm coming to pay you guys a visit as soon as possible.
Car was my uncles. Went to the playboy mansion for mopars at the mansion in 2008 and sold at barrett jackson a few years later. Amazing car
Car made about 900 to the tire. Also signature under the trunk was chip foose
Wow! That’s a nice AF car, even tho it’s all changed and modded. Love the color
someone really cared
This is like the bel air you guys sold the black one. I LOVE IT
there's nothing like a MOPAR
i thought that car was quit till you got on it then all hell breaks loose that thing does run nice really beautiful car
These crazy mod cars are usually a fail for me. Not this one. What an excellent job! Crazy and tasteful usually don't go together!
I’m in love with that car!
Wow, it's like a Hotwheel 🔥 and another engineering marvel.
WOW, mopar heaven - thats the bomb, sick. Reminds me a lot like the Hemi Duster you had, same color. I wish it had a Hemi, but that burn out was pretty nice, definitely has posi; lol
Enough to make a man forget his priorities...
Dude I watched a few ur vids...you Killin me I love all those cars I'm an broken broke guy when I was about 20 watching races on TV I figured I could've driven circles around the race cars if I had a capable car I was all that. I feel like shit now but dreaming is free according to Debbie Harry...what a girl she was too. I was a little young they just wouldn't give when credit was due overdue or way over due. But I'm alive...I guess.
Now that is a sick work of art! I saw a 83-84 mustang in the back :)
May just be the only nice looking 73 Road Runner that ever existed .
lmao
HIs laugh is great.
The Car Is Green And It ROCKS!
Yeah, awesome car but, when the guy showed the trunk and he noticed the liner panel was signed, I'm surprised nobody noticed it was Chip Foose's signature. He was working for the late Boyd Coddington (R.I.P.) for some years before getting his own shop in Huntington beach in California. Google them out, you'll find out what I'm talking about... Chip Foose, if my memory serves me correctly, was the youngest or one of the youngest designers to win the coveted "Riddler Award" many years in a row, at the S.E.M.A. show in Las Vegas. He is ONE of a kind I'll tell you what!! He's the kind of designer who goes to the extent of what it takes to get things right and bring his creations to life. He really is passionate and dedicated to the car industry, not only as a designer but as a car guy through and through. He was responsible for the designs of the cars on the late tv show " Overhaulin' " He was also involved TWICE in projects funded by Mattel, makers of the "Hot Wheels" toy cars, to bring one of their toy cars (scaled 1/64) in a human size and had to be functional. They built "Twin Mill" and "Deora 2" and those are timeless classics. So, no wonder that car had that high quality of a finish from bumper to bumper and from top to bottom. That car went through Chip Foose's hands, that's why!!!! I dare all of you to go check the cars he designed that won him that "Riddler award" from the S.E.M.A. show in Las Vegas. If you have any amount of "car guy blood" running through your veins, you'll know what I'm talking about. And have a tissue handy to wipe the drool that will come out of your mouth when your jaw drops...!!!
I noticed that too! They didnt even mentioned Mr. FOOSE. Got to meet him a few times at Detroit Autorama and at Motor City Casino in which he was a member of the design team of that building! I drive by that building every day going to work at MGM Grand Casino.😊
Hey Cooter that big old hankin' thing is very tastefully done and i tip my hat too!!!
I owned a little red express truck with 360 and it was fun to drive
I'm buying my next muscle car from you guys .
Wow I just love theses colours perfect perfect beautiful amazing looking car just love the look perfect thanks friend have a very nice day
I love this Presenter👍🏽
Are all your cars just AMAZING ?!!
I need an investment that is more fun to play with than a 401k
You also might try out an 18yr old blonde they are fun also,but they don't hold their value you have to keep upgrading to the new model.
Nice meat meat....color looks exceptionally green wow freaking tires in back OMG
The 73 was not my favorite until I saw this one! they did this one right
I built mopars for years and only one of these I ever owned went before I touched it. Guy offered me 5 times what I gave for it when they were unloading it in my driveway .Bam Bye bye it went .
There's a 57 Bellaire Chevy in Austin that is nice and has a blower.
I wanna see those cross main studs in the HEMI block.
My mm and dad had one of those satellite Sebring plus 400 727 83/4 rear.
My Dad had one brand new in 1973. Sebring plus 400 cu in 4 barrel ..727 83/4 rear...Richard petty special. You say what? My uncle owned a Chrysler Plymouth dealership. We cudas road runners gtx etc
Excellent car my god . Just wonder how much for it ?
parker schnabel does not have one of these...
Sweet ride I don't see to many of them
That was in 79 the fastest accelerating vehicle you could on in 79 the little red express truck
and it went high 15s. Too bad they couldnt use the heads Dodge tested it with, was 1 second faster
I wouldn't have done it but it is damn impressive.
That would get it if the wife saw that and she said no just forget that pipe dream besides she don't want to drive herself so that's the end of that dream thank you guys God bless you
Forget that get it anyways! Youre the man and only live once!
imagine that in petty blue !
omg some lucky dude going to get that car that car im in love
Gorgeous car !!!
Greg nearly sent it into the bushes... he is probably "whew that was to close to be comfortable"
that's one bad ass car like the green color awesome
@12:24 ...
"Hey, look at those black marks I wonder where they came from??" 🤔🤪😜🤣
your Jobs is very good
I personally would put the car back on the road with the 360 4 barrel and factory hood on and enjoy driving it
"on the thing".....love it
Out accelerating the 455 Pontiac trans am in 79
This RR ain’t nothing but bad ass….damn 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I had a 71 roadrunner , its a real sweet car . but with the prices , I will never ever even touch them cars
Just a bad ass car 💣👍
I like the car, but I prefer the stock '73-'74's better than these cross-era cars. To me, they just lose their classic glory. It is a great build though, and a great concept.
what color is that.
I love love love 73 I have 3 hots I trade all 3cars for that one
That Is TRUE ENGINE POWER!
I Love This Car!!!
Wow. Super Hot. The Builder and Body man. Need a Trophy. I had. 2 70 buick GS's 455s. That is real fast top of the Heap!!!.Gorogus.....
and your a killer salesman. 👍🖖✌
THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKIN' 'BOUT!!!!!!!
I 'M INN, ♥️ I LOVE ❤️ IT.
2 words (BAD ASS)
ahahahhaah that ford Taurus guy trying to show off.
I'll take it
Daisey would be happy
How many miles per gallon??
Shhhhh we can't hear the motor !!!! : D
Beautiful
how much?
The Price of this car is $74,900. If you have any further questions please call Tom at 248-974-9513.
The cage work, along the seats, way it ties into the front and frame is over the top!!
Helps the car be more controllable too.
Taurus owners...probably think your grampa car is slower than his pig n a poke.
Someone didnt hold back one bit building this one! more than just a pretty face
Street legal??
I'm telling you I love the colors on it and fadi's look good but just a blow on top of the six next I don't want people to see what kind of engine I get will try to guess what I got us I would love to but I have to get ride from you I'll have to get that blow off
Perfect !!!
id like to buy it for my grandmother if she was alive!
by all accounts he really wants to tip hes hat to This Thing
Ok.. thank you.👍
You can't even see the road with a big ass engine sticking up a mile LOL
She is beautiful
The tires are awesome but that blower on top that's too much I don't want that kind of tension it don't look like a street-legal but I'll drive it but I don't need that that templo on top episodes at all the engine need to be hitting I don't want to show it advertise that for the colors amazing paint job very nice paint job I rather didn't cut that hood open
Its street legal..once you got a taste of that power nothin else would satisfy you
I love it man! lol!
Damn just damn
Nice car but where is the spare wheel
freaking off the chain !!!!! WoW